Neil Gaiman started All Hallows Read in celebration of books and Halloween. The idea is to give a scary book on Halloween. Sounds good right? I know. There is a free booklet available for download, and it would make a great treat for giving out to young tricksters. Follow THIS LINK
From the pages of What October Brings: A Lovecraftian Celebration of Halloween, a new anthology edited and with an introduction by Doug Draa, comes a treat for your trick-or-treaters! Celaeno Press has created a series of foldable booklets, reprinting Uncle’s in the Treetops by Darrell Schweitzer. Each print is on a single sheet of single-sided paper and can easily be folded and (with one small cut) turned into a small booklet.
1 Booklet – The story is split across four pages, each of which can be folded into a booklet and then glued or taped together into one thicker booklet. For instructions on how to fold and cut your booklets, you may consult this short video tutorial or this blog post.
Give a scary book on Halloween! #allhallowsread https://t.co/5M2w5nXDBp via @neilhimself pic.twitter.com/4EfCS0NXw1— Jackie (@joliejackie) September 19, 2018
Two different formats are provided:
5 Booklets – The story is split into five different parts, each with their own cover. Split them among friends and family members to encourage sharing, or give each trick-or-treater a complete set.1 Booklet – The story is split across four pages, each of which can be folded into a booklet and then glued or taped together into one thicker booklet. For instructions on how to fold and cut your booklets, you may consult this short video tutorial or this blog post.
I'm all for giving scary books or receiving them at any time!
ReplyDeleteHello! I wish my printer worked because these booklets look fun to make. Will you be making a booklet?
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