Hello Everyone,

To help celebrate the March 3rd publication of our new book, Special Delivery, Matthew Cordell and I are teaming up to give away 5 original pieces of art. It’s true! For a quick introduction to how this will work just press play on the video below.

Ten bucks and an email—it’s as easy as that!

Q: But wait, how big is the art? 

A: Thanks for asking. Each work of art is 5.5 in. x 8.5 in, much bigger than a real stamp.

Q: Art media?

A: Pen, ink, and watercolor.

Q: Do I need to show you a receipt for my donation?

A: Nope, we are working on the honor system here. If you tell us that you’ve donated $1000, then we will take your word for it and drop your name into the hat 100 times.

Q: Can I really choose my own non-profit?

A: Absolutely! If you have a favorite local, national, or global children’s literacy non-profit then go for it We would love to hear about all the great organizations out there that people are supporting.

Q: When does the raffle close?

A: Anyone sending an email prior to midnight, March 30, will be eligible to win.

Q: If I win, do I get to pick which stamp I get?

A: Yes, sort of. If you win we will ask your preference. The first name drawn will be given first choice. Then the second name, etc., etc.

Q: Is that you playing the guitar so badly in the video?

A: Yup, that’s me!

Q: I’m still confused. May I ask a question?

A: Of course! Send your question to: specialdeliverythebook@gmail.com

Now, for a closer look at Matthew Cordell’s beautiful artwork, and the corresponding stamps upon which they were based…

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StampElephant

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Fun fact: This is my favorite stamp in my whole collection. The back cover of my book, Hello, My Name Is Ruby, is based on this stamp.

StampOstrich

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StampCamel

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StampSeals

Good luck everyone! And please keep an eye out for Special Delivery, on shelves March 3rd…

Sincerely,

Philip

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