Back in March I quietly removed the Amazon.com link in the sidebar, and stopped linking books in individual posts to Amazon. I have also reduced the prices on the AMV t-shirts to zero commission (or in the case of the Minerva Red and the esoteric LDS — just the commission for the designers).
I am grateful [...]
Many thanks to all of you who have supported AMV since we rolled out the t-shirts and the Amazon affiliates link late last year — it really does help, and we’ve almost covered all my web hosting costs for a full 12 month period. I’ve been getting some deals in my e-mail so I thought [...]
Click here to view the Minerva Red T-shirts (in black or white with sizes for men, women and children)
Remember Anneke’s awesome post about Minerva Teichert’s use of a particular shade of red and how she and her friend wished it came as a crayon? Well I suggested that it’d make for a great t-shirt, and [...]
It’s summer. I’m feeling lazy. There’s been a drop in weekend comments. Therefore, Short Story Friday is going on hiatus until after labor day. BUT… when it comes back, it will have some new friends. It’s been a blast focusing on stories, but it’s time for our weekends to include a broader palette — the [...]
View the LDS in Geek speak t-shirts in four different color combos (sizes/styles for men and women)
Direct links: white on blue | red on gray | green on black | black on white
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At long last, here is the second in the series of esoteric yet awesome Mormon-themed T-shirt designs that we’re creating to help support [...]
My awesome parents sent me one of the AMV in Deseret Alphabet t-shirts for Christmas. I had asked for it, of course. But that did not diminish the excitement of opening the gift.
My first impressions:
1. The white on black looks really cool. And the size of the lettering is perfect.
2. The weight of the t-shirt [...]
A Motley Vision will turn five this June 2009. Since AMV moved to its own domain in June 2006, I (by the way, this is William in admin mode) have paid for the hosting costs to the tune of $70 a year*. Not outrageous, but I’d like to distribute the costs if I can. Even [...]
