The Blog Birthday Grand Book Giveaway Competition Now Closed
Jul
01
2011
The “Happy Birthday to ‘ … on Anything, Really’, grand book giveaway competition has now closed. (The official cut-off was midnight Thursday 30 so no comments dated after that will be included—apologies if this catches anyone out! 🙁 )
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The Sorting Hat
All entries will now be collated and the draw will be made before midnight (NZ time) on Saturday 2nd July using Random Number Integer (because the Sorting Hat has temporarily quit this desmesne for balmier and also less shaky climes.)
Just a reminder of what the giveaways being announced on Saturday 2nd comprise:
- The Grand Epic Fantasy Giveaway Set, comprising:
- a signed UK, trade format first edition of The Heir of Night;
- a hardback, anniversary edition of Sara Douglas’s Battle Axe
- Trudi Canavan’s The Ambassador’s Mission
- Ursula Le Guin’s Lavinia
- Neil Gaiman’s American Gods
- The Grand YA Fantasy Giveaway Set Comprising:
- a signed hardback copy of Thornspell
- Cassandra Clare’s complete Mortal Instruments trilogy: City of Bones, City of Ashes and City of Glass
- Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson & The Lightning Thief
- Scott Westerfeld’s Leviathan
- The Grand NZ Poetry Giveaway Comprising:
- AUP New Poets: Harry Jones, Erin Scudder & Chris Tse
- Ingrid Horrocks’ Mapping the Distance
- Anna Livesey’s the moonmen
- Kerry Popplewell’s Leaving the Tableland
Comments
This was a great givaway! 🙂
I agree with Chelsea. Thank you again for this chance, Helen! 😀
You are so generous to make all your giveaways international. 🙂
Chelsea; Giada: it’s a pleasure! A friend (who lives in Rome, as it happens) always tells me I’m a ‘citizen of the world’ so I like to keep up the tradition! 😀
I finally watched the Percy Jackson movie. I must reread the books!
It claimed Posidion, Zeus and Hermes were brothers.
Hmmm, brothers, huh? You sure they didn’t mean Zeus, Poseidon and Hades–in which case they would have gotten it right! I heard the film wasn’t that great, but the book is fun.
Great giveaway!
And that sorting hat just takes off whenever it feels like it. Although it sounds like it might have gone to nice vacation spot!
The sorting hat is definitely a law—and lore–unto itself! But the Sunshine Coast was mentioned in dispatches …