The contest is now closed. Thanks to everyone who entered; winners will be announced shortly.<\/p>\n
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In celebration of the paperback release of The Conqueror’s Shadow<\/em><\/a>, the new year, the upcoming release of The Warlord’s Legacy<\/em><\/a>, and (mostly) the fact that I just feel like it, it’s contest time once again.<\/p>\n How to Enter<\/strong><\/p>\n Using the e-mail form on the contact page<\/a>, send me an e-mail. The subject line must<\/em> say "Say What?" In the body of the e-mail, tell me your favorite line from any one of the following: The Conqueror’s Shadow<\/em>, Agents of Artifice<\/em><\/a>, or the short story "The Ogre’s Pride."<\/a><\/p>\n That’s it. No, really, that’s it. (And remember that "TOP" is a free<\/em> download, so you don’t even have to have bought a book to enter–though obviously, I hope that you’ll think about doing so. \ud83d\ude09 )<\/p>\n When I say "favorite line," I mean that in the broadest sense. It can be a line of dialogue, a line of description, whatever. And it doesn’t have to be a single sentence, despite the term "line." It can range from a single sentence to a short paragraph. You might think it’s funny, or powerful, or interesting, or touching, or maybe it just appeals to you for no reason you can articulate. Doesn’t matter why<\/em> it’s your favorite.<\/p>\n You can even enter more than once, if you like, but only once per each allowable book\/story. (Thus, you could enter up to three times, total: Once with a line from TCS<\/em>, once from AoA<\/em>, and once from "TOP.") Please send a separate e-mail<\/em> with each entry; do not combine two or three into one e-mail.<\/p>\n What You Can Win<\/strong><\/p>\n Two winners will be chosen randomly from all entries. Each winner will receive a signed novel of his\/her choice, chosen from among the following:<\/p>\n If you choose one of the first three, your prize will be sent as soon as the contest ends. If you choose The Goblin Corps<\/em><\/a>, your prize will be sent as soon as I receive author’s copies of the book, in mid- to late 2011.<\/p>\n Important Notes<\/strong><\/p>\n\n