YALSA is running a very cool sounding contest. All the details and rules are here: http://ow.ly/78l3g
But here's an added twist:
If you decide to use one of my books for your entry, send a copy of your photo to me. You will automatically win a signed copy of one of my other books (let me know which book you are hoping for in your email and if I have a spare copy, it is yours!) and a signed bookplate to place in the copy you used in your photo. It's like one of those carnival games -- everybody's a winner! I love those.
Except the ones with clown heads.
Yesterday I got this in the mail:
Justin Case: School, Drool, and Other Daily Disasters won a prize! It is a kind of heavy glass thing so I couldn't figure out quite how to get a photo of it. That's my floor, beneath it.
Anyway, I decided that winning stuff is awesome. Also, getting something in the mail.
So I think I am going to have a contest as often as possible so you can win stuff and get something in the mail.
You know you are probably a much better photographer than I am (see above.) Go win the YALSA prize.
Love,
Rachel Vail
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Books, bans, and George Clooney
A great and informative post from Meg Cabot on her blog today discusses all kinds of interesting stuff... including the horribly elegant book banning strategy I was just discussing with Meg the other day -- and also there's such a gorgeous pic of George Clooney you should not miss it.
Back to work for me -- yesterday was my son's birthday so we of course celebrated all weekend, and then tonight my husband and I are going to the taping of the Colbert Report!
So I have to get my work done right now and stop reading about censorship and George Clooney and instead get you to do it.
Love,
Rachel Vail
Back to work for me -- yesterday was my son's birthday so we of course celebrated all weekend, and then tonight my husband and I are going to the taping of the Colbert Report!
So I have to get my work done right now and stop reading about censorship and George Clooney and instead get you to do it.
Love,
Rachel Vail
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