Tor has offered to give away a copy of Spellwright by Blake Charlton, which Superwench reviewed (and loved!) below. To enter, either:
- leave a comment (making sure you enter your accurate email address), or
- send me an email to tia dot nevitt at gmail dot com. If you email me, please also include your snail mail address. It saves a lot of time in case you win. Put as the subject “Spellwright Giveaway”.
This contest is open to residents of the United States and Canada. The publicist was kind enough to explain the reason for this restriction — it has to do with overseas publishing rights.
I’ll let this contest run all week and will post the winner next Sunday.
CONTEST CLOSED!
Woot! Free book! (Two of my favorite words, even better together. sort of like chocolate and peanut butter. But less sticky.)
This one sounded interesting. Count me in!
I am interested!
I’ve sent you an email, thanks so much for hosting the giveaway! =)
Interesting concept. I’d love to win a copy.
This book sounded really interesting so I am in too!
Spellwright sounds great and I enjoyed the review. I look forward in reading it.
Please count me in! I would love to read this.
Thank you for the opportunity to win this book.
Thanks
Sounds good! I’m in!
Spellwright sounds intriguing and I look ahead to another good fantasy novel! My hat’s in the ring!
I would like an early chance to read this!
Words as weapons is a wonderful plot idea!
Did you know that the word sarcasm in Greek was
sarkasmós, derived from sarkázein and means ‘a rending of flesh’? Knowing that has stopped many sarcastic words from leaving my tongue, over the years!
Thanks for the fascinating tidbit. I love reading about the origins of words.
This novel looks very promising. I would love to win it!
Fantasy has always had a passion for the outsider (as both haven and advocate), and this looks to have a fascinating storytelling angle!
I’ve been reading a lot about this book and am now very eager to read it for myself.
Sounds like a good read!
I’d love to read it.
I’d been thinking of buying this book, but if I can get it for free that’d be great!
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Email sent. I’m very interested in this book. {SMILE}
{The United States Post office thinks Hawai’i is part of the U.S. They charge the highest normal rate, but not a penny more. That should be good enough for any doubters. {Smile})
Anne Elizabeth Baldwin
Anyone who thinks think Hawaii isn’t part of the United States needs to refresh their USA geography. New Mexico has the same problem — I heard someone with my own ears wonder whether it’s part of the United States.
I wonder if some people think Baja California *is* part of the US.
Thanks. {Smile}
I’m afraid we’ve been dealing with catalogs that charge extra to go outside the continental U.S. if they ship here at all. Too often, they insist something HAS to come by truck, so it can’t go to Hawai’i at all. That’s not how the shipping services see it; just the catalogs. {lop-sided smile}
Anne Elizabeth Baldwin
spellwright!!
It’s great to see so much interest. I understand Tor did a retweet earlier today. I hope you guys come back often; Tor is one of my favorite publishers.
The description looks really interesting. Also the fact that the author started fantasy reading Wheel of Time is great!
This book has one of the best opening lines I’ve seen, and Blake is a nice guy with an interesting personal story as well. I am planning to review it on my blog and my own author site, and I look forward to more works from him.
Awesome! That book looks great.
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[...] Don’t forget I have a contest going! The giveaway for the copy of Spellwright by Blake Charlton (always have to double-check the spelling on his last name) is open until Sunday. I’ll post the winner on Sunday afternoon sometime. Don’t enter the giveaway here. Enter here. [...]
I think this sounds like a really cool book. Enter me please.
I really like the cover. Sounds good. Count me in!
And the winner is Julio!!