Congratulations to Harold Sander
Or...The Dragon wonders if he's slain any intruders yet
At the recent DragonCon, Harold Sander entered and won the free drawing for the replica of Jorin Taiman's sword. Join me in congratulating him on the fabulous win. (Jorin Taiman is Nigel's younger brother in the Choices trilogy.)
This was Harold's first DragonCon and he went away with great art and a great win! He was even so kind as to pose for a picture for the blog, without ever asking if my hair was real or not. Bwuahahaha. (Truth be told, no one seemed to notice it was fake! So I'll be using that little mop for the duration of my treatments! Woo-hoo!)
If you'd like to win one of these fabulous swords, you have to attend an event where I'm signing. The next one of those is in November, in sunny Naples, Florida. The Barnes & Noble at the Waterside Shops is hosting a local authors event Saturday, Nov. 15. My time slot is from 10 a.m. to noon. I hope to see you there! I know I'll have my first novel, Choices Meant for Gods, and my short story anthology, What Choices We Made, available for purchase and personalization. And if you'd like to see the second novel, Choices Meant for Kings, make its debut at this event, please help me lobby my publisher to wave the magic wand of production over the production schedule...
No matter how that goes, I'm pleased that folks like Harold stop by my table at these events and share a bit of their time talking about books (and cutlery). Congrats again to the latest winner!
"Some days, I just want the dragon to win."
Tags: Choices trilogy, Harold Sander, DragonCon
Labels: Choices trilogy, contest winner, DragonCon, sword
2 Comments:
Sandy, the hair is gorgeous!! I love the color and it looks so cute on you!
Q-man has a birthday next month, and he is always telling me he wants a "real sword". Where do you get them? Please share offlist, ok? Thanks!
Laura :)
P.S. You still suck for meeting the Sesame Street Monster and Sean Astin. :)
HEY!
Thank you for the kind words. My roommies at DragonCon thought the wig worked well, too. So I figure I've got a winner. I'll shoot you a note about the swords when I get back from the doctor. Got one o' them three-hour appointments this morning and I'm about to make myself late with all this posting biz'ness here. I think there's a post for tomorrow in this sword thing, too. It's complex, you know. :)
Check ya later!
I can send you extra pictures of the SSmonster if you like!
Sandy L.
"Some days, I just want the dragon to win."
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