Three names were drawn last week for free copies of the new trade paperback edition of Seance in Sepia. They spanned the entire country--one from Maine, one from Colorado, and one from Washington state!
Happy reading, you guys and thanks again to all who stopped by the Victorian West to enter!
11/13/12
Win a FREE Copy of Séance in Sepia
Séance in Sepia is now available in both paperback and as an
e-book on the Kindle format.
To celebrate this big event in my "book life," I
want to send a FREE trade paperback copy to three lucky readers. Simply leave a comment on this
post and you will be registered for the drawing which will take place on
Tuesday, November 20.
[U.S. addresses only, please, and make sure I have a way to
contact you to get your mailing address, if you are a winner!]
Séance in Sepia has been enjoying a busy and gratifying
fall. In October, the book was honored at a finalists’ luncheon for the 2012
WILLA Literary Award.
The luncheon took place during the annual conference of
Women Writing the West, an organization that I have been a member of since its
very early days in the 1990's. I served on the group's board of directors for
several years, helping with marketing and one year editing the newsletter.
Receiving an honor from this group was very touching to me,
recalling all those early years of service and struggle. Now the group has
matured and grown, but the writers all have that same spark of enthusiasm and
love for the American West.
The second lovely honor my book received was a nod from
Colorado Country Life Magazine in their annual roundup of Best Books For 2012.
You can access the article online here.
If you would like to read the first two chapters, there is a
link to the excerpt on the tab at the top of this blog under the banner.
Good luck!
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