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IRIDESCENT PRE-ORDERS NOW LIVE!!!

Finally the moment you’ve all been waiting for… PRE-ORDERS ARE NOW OPEN!!!

It’s been a little hectic recently what with us making posts left and right and running around rounding up the last part of the creative process, but we’ve still managed to make it here in one piece and we’d like to thank you all for sticking around and being patient for so long. The wait is finally over!

Pre-orders will run from October 15th to November 12th (11:59pm PST)

PRE-ORDER HERE

Stretch Goals:

We will also be having stretch goals! If you were around for Arise, we’ll be doing it in a similar fashion! We have so far the 250+ stretch goal announced where all physical copies will contribute toward and receive (if achieved) two free holographic postcards! We hope you’re all excited! More stretch goals will be announced as we go :)

Donation Raffles:

Don’t forget we also have raffles going for those who want to try their luck or those that just want to donate a little bit more to a good cause! You can participate even if you don’t purchase anything, any donation is a good donation!

Giveaway:

Additionally, we will be hosting a giveaway both here and on Twitter! One lucky person will be receiving a free copy of the zine (only one winner between both platforms)! For the full information and rules on how to enter, please read under the cut.

Reblog to spread the word! <3

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Denmark is currently in its hottest summer ever recorded, and the number of people I’ve talked to who have only now discovered what a heat stroke is amazes me, because I grew up in the South of France where summers are hot as fuck every year - my brother-in-law went out for a bike ride without a hat and with a half a liter of water for three hours and came back and was sick because of it. 

The idea that he’d get sick because of the sun didn’t even OCCUR to him, because in his 30+ years on this green ball swirling through space, it’s never been an issue for him.

In the South of France, most cafés have mist sprayers and all shops / malls are air-conditioned. In Denmark, most cafés do NOT have mist sprayers (but heat lights!) and the shops are not always air-conditioned.

So yes, we have to be told it’s going to be hot. And we have to be warned to check our elderly neighbours and to help them take the blankets off their bed or to swap to a summer duvet, to suggest they have a cold drink instead of a pot of tea and take off their cardigan.

Because we only know people who got sunstroke on their holidays abroad.

We’ve had rain maybe three times in two months where I’m at and I’ve had my first sunstroke, the whole country is under forest fire warnings, fish are dying in the lakes and many lakes grow poisonous algae that makes it dangerous to swim in. Oh and pretty much every store has far long ago ran out of fans so we’re stuck in boiling apartments that’re built to keep heat in. (If the immediate effects aren’t bad enough, as a gardner I’m super worried for long term. The wells are drying, water table is being drained faster than it can recover, and if the winters don’t match up, we’re going to see pests we’ve never dealt with before. A good portion of agriculture relies on cold winters to kill most pests, but now they’ve been creeping north fast. If things aren’t dealt with in time we’ll be facing a pretty steep drop in food by next year when we get shitty crop and south is burning so bad we can’t even import food.)

Just some bros

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