Seanan McGuire (seanan_mcguire) wrote,
Seanan McGuire
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  • Mood: tired
  • Music: Journey, "Faithfully."

Leave a comment, win an ARC.

I'm too tired to be creative, so it's once more time for everyone's favorite ARC giveaway, the random drawing. To participate...

1) Leave a comment telling me why you like Toby. As a reply to the entry, please, not as a reply to someone else's comment. Replies to other people's comments can't win anything.
2) That's all.

But there's a twist! This time, I'm selecting three winners of a signed ARC of An Artificial Night, the third October Daye adventure. The first will be chosen at noon Pacific time on Sunday, August 8th; the second will be chosen at noon Pacific time on Monday, August 9th; and the third will be chosen at eight PM Pacific time on Monday, August 9th. All winners will have twenty-four hours from the time they're announced to provide me with a mailing address before I pick another winner.

The winner will be chosen via random number generation, so going "ooo, ooo, pick me" doesn't improve your chances, it just makes me faintly grumpy. So comment, and let me know why you like Toby—her world, her stories, her as a person, whatever. Maybe you could win an early look!
Tags: an artificial night, giving stuff away, toby daye
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phoenixsansfyr

August 5 2010, 15:05:15 UTC 6 years ago

I like Toby because she's the unwilling heroine. She never wants to get involved in what she gets involved with, but because she's got a hell of a sense of duty and honor, she's there. And typically covered in blood of some sort (mostly hers). With Tybalt somewhere in the background (Tybalt is such love, don't even comment on the degree of fangirl I've got going on where he's concerned). Like I said in the review I'm waiting on my editor to post, Toby cuts across the gaps to remind people that it's who you are, not what you are, that matters. And it's nice to have something fae that isn't porn. Even though porn can be nice. But that's what the internet is for.