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Ok people, 

So I’ve hit the reset button on the book. I’m gonna try and make it at the geek and sundry contest. Also I will be moving the book to paperback so for anyone who has ordered before yay, it’s like a discount! To everyone who has been following but not ordered I will be holding a contest of my own. 


At 50 orders one lucky reader will get a T-shirt with the Silverlight book cover on it. More contests at other milestones orders will be forthcoming so get out there and make a difference.


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