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  • Congratulations to the winners of Teresa Frohock’s Miserere: An Autumn Tale:

    • Paul (@princejvstin)
    • Julie Witt

    Teresa will contact you via email to get your mailing address – we hope you enjoy the read! And thanks to all who participated – look for more giveaways at The Night Bazaar coming up in August.

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  • Teresa FrohockMiserereRaised in a small town, Teresa Frohock learned to escape to other worlds through the fiction collection of her local library. She eventually moved away from Reidsville and lived in Virginia and South Carolina before returning to North Carolina, where she currently resides with her husband and daughter.  Teresa has long been accused of telling stories, which is a southern colloquialism for lying.

    A huge thanks to Courtney and the folks at the Night-Bazaar for hosting another guest post from me.  To celebrate the release of my debut Miserere: An Autumn Tale, I’ll be giving away two autographed copies here on the Night-Bazaar. All you have to do is leave a comment on any of the Night-Bazaar posts this week (July 4-9, 2011) and give us the title of a sequel or second novel that you’ve enjoyed.

    That’s it.

    If you want to read the first four chapters of Miserere before committing, you can find them here.

    I think a lot of writers and fans tend to believe that publication means the second novel is just bursting to roll out of the author’s brain and onto the keyboard. I used to think that once I finished Miserere, my next novel would be spectacularly easy. I mean, I had gotten over the hump of story-telling and world-building, right? (more…)

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  • Miserere: An Autumn TaleThis week at the Night Bazaar we’re giving away two copies of Teresa Frohocks debut dark fantasy Miserere: An Autumn Tale!

    Don’t miss your chance at a signed copy of the novel Fantasy Book Critic called “…an impressive and entertaining debut, led by an interesting concept…great characters, and compelling drama.” Want to sample Miserere first?  Go read the first four chapters for free.


    Entering is easy: just comment on any of our posts this week (starting with Teresa’s guest post tomorrow) with the name of a sequel or second novel you enjoyed.  Want to up your chances of winning?  Comment on multiple posts (one entry per post).
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