More Entires

Entries in the Desert Spear ARC Contest are starting to pick up speed. Here’s what came in yesterday:

Shhh! Aussie Brian doesn’t want anyone to know he reads at work:

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German Iris is well protected as she reads. I love her room. The neat orderly bookshelves of her comics and fantasy novels remind me of my own collections.

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French Jess got so scared of the demons she warded her closet and started reading in there:

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Aussie Emily took The Painted Man to the desert to set the scene for the new book:

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Texan Mihir cropped himself out of this photo, but I love it anyway. It really looks like the Painted Man is just strolling down this dark road at dusk:

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Remember, the contest will go on for some time, but the best entry to come in by this Friday, Dec. 18, 2009, gets a copy for Christmas!

Posted on December 14, 2009 at 12:52 pm by PeatB
Filed under Australia, Contests, Desert Spear, Fan Art, Fans, France, Germany
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4 responses to “More Entires”

  1. Brian your picture is so funny! I must admit that it’s so boring at work these days that I do it myself everyday!
    Iris I love your picture! Great idea! And I agree with Peat, your room is beautiful!

    Posted by Jess, on December 14th, 2009 at 3:22 pm
  2. Ha! Brian is awesome.

    Posted by Myke, on December 14th, 2009 at 5:43 pm
  3. Thanks Jess!
    But you’re lucky that you didn’t see the rest of my room, because it’s terribly messy 😉

    Posted by Iris, on December 15th, 2009 at 11:49 am
  4. Hi Peter, I hardly considered myself a fantasy book lover but discovered your book: The warded man by chance at Borders and read it while sipping my Cocoloco last year. I had to admit that this was the only fantasy book i finished reading in 1&1/2 day and been telling myself that surely there will be a second book for this. And since then, I had been cranking my neck for you to publish the sequel and voila, found it and finished reading it within a day without having a decent meal except my beloved jasmine green tea. The things I loved about your books were unlike some fantasy books, you put more practicality and logical sense into each character which gave more “life” to the story. And now I am gently cursing that I have to wait till 2012 for the third book…Cheers from Australia

    Posted by sophia, on June 7th, 2010 at 10:41 am