29
Nov
2009
Give Away: The Dream Life of Balso Snell
I picked up an extra copy of The Dream Life of Balso Snell by Nathanael West to give away. Yay for you!
This is an international give away, and will go until December 6th 11:59 PM PST. The winner will be announced the next day.
To enter, tell me, if you were going to write a book based on a myth, what myth would you choose?
Since this was something I read for the November Novella Challenge, I’m going to give anyone who’s participating in the NNC an extra 10 entries. I did that recently with my Everything Austen mini challenge and give away, and it worked pretty well.
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Good luck everyone!
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I love sirens. Definitely, if I were to write a book on myths it’d be about them!
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I would write a book based on the Minotaur.
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I have always been intrigued by the story of Icharus. It’s a great metaphor for the pitfalls of perceived success today.
Then again, my cat is named after Echo, so maybe I’d write a book about her!
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I reviewed a novella for the November Novella Challenge…phew!…just in time, too!
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No need to enter me, doll. I’m dropping in to say thanks for the e-mail. I’ve got this posted at Win a Book for ya.
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I want this book but I’m not part of the challenge….I wonder if it’s too late to sign up..
I like the Roman myths that have given rise to so many legends. I also like to think that romeo and juliet is a romantic myth and not just another sad love story.
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If I wrote a book, I would make it about the Greek gods. They were a fascinating group.
I would write something about the muses.
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There are so manu myths that is hard to chose but I think that I would write about Orfeo and Euridice (I don’t know their English names. sorry!) their love story is so tragic!
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I would write about the Gods like Zeus. They all have such powerful powers.
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I’d write about the Dryads in Greek mythology. The story would be set in nature, in the open fields.
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I’ve always been intrigued by Medusa. It would be fun to build a whole novel around her.
I suppose I’d write a book about Daphne because that’s my daughter’s name. We chose her name partly because of the myth.
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If I had to write about a myth, it would have to be about pixies.
Pixies are not used to being thanked, and they do your chores for you!
Imagine a world where humans could have pixies clean up your stuff for you or make them do the cooking! that’ll be nice.
I would also love to write about unicorns as well. I think they are such magical creatures.
okay, the above aren’t about myths but mostly mythological creatures.
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