Shea Serrano, the former Grantland staff writer, sometimes Complex contributor and newly-minted New York Times bestselling author of The Rap Year Book, has had a really good year. In addition to selling a crazy amount of books, he also sold some custom bookmarks that looked like this:
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Today, he decided to take the money he made from those bookmarks, plus a little more, and give it away in $100 increments, but he explains it much better himself.
Then he followed through and live tweeted the whole thing.
As of 7:30 p.m., Serrano was still going. You can follow along here.
