Learn Your Craft Giveaway Winners

Thank you to everyone who participated in the giveaway. If only I could afford to give you all prizes. Every one of you is deserving.

Here are the winners chosen by Random.org:

 1. Laura Josephsen

2. Pk Hrezo

3. Jessica G.

Congratulations! I will be in contact with you all shortly.

Speaking of Laura Josephsen, her new ebook

Rising Book 1: Resistance

is now available on Amazon, B&N, and Smashwords.

Don't forget that Cherie Reich's new sci-fi novelette

Defying Gravity

is available on Amazon.

Goodreads is giving away a free copy of Aubrie Dionne's Tundra 37.

Enter here!

Aubrie will be stopping by my blog this Saturday for a chat.

Please mark it on your calendars and join us.

On Tuesday, it's the Catch Fire! Blog Party celebrating the

release of Alex J. Cavanaugh's newest book

CassaFire.

Learn Your Craft Giveaway

200 followers!

Woo-hoo!

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

I'm excited to celebrate with my new and old followers alike. You're the ones that make blogging worthwhile. This past year has been a good one for me in terms of writing. I didn't write as much as I would've liked, but I've learned a lot about the craft of writing. As my thanks to you, I'm going to give away three books about the craft.

On Writing by Stephen King. (hardcover) The best book on the craft of writing. No need to say any more.

How To Write Science Fiction and Fantasy by Orson Scott Card. (hardcover) Another genius. 

The Art of the Book Proposal by Eric Maisel, Ph.D. (paperback) One of the hardest parts for me is creating a proposal. This book helps break it all down.

But wait! Reading books about the craft will help you, but you have to read fiction too.

My Zombie Valentine by Katie MacAlister, Angie Fox, Marianne Mancusi, and Lisa Cach. (paperback) A great collection of paranormal romance stories. Picked just because love is in the air this month!

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Smith. (paperback) For those of you who love the classics with a twist.

Tuf Voyaging by George R.R. Martin. (paperback) A great sci-fi adventure. Martin is brilliant. He's one of my idols.

There will be three winners chosen by Random.org. Each winner will get a book on the craft and a fiction book. Winner number one will get first choice.

All you need to do to enter is leave a comment with your email address and your two preferences.

The winners will be picked in one week. Thank you all so much!