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Posted on Sep 29, 2008 - 2:10pm
Update: As of 10/06 there are 77 names in the hat (after deleting a couple duplicates) so we’ll keep this going a while longer.
I got an email from Amazon last night saying that the trade edition of Into the Wilderness had been put in the mail and I’d be receiving it in two days.
Which really, good news. Welcome news. Especially as my editor just emailed to ask when I’ll be finished with Six. You know what I answered? Nothing. Because talking about it only slows me down. I forwarded it to my splendiferous agent, who will handle it for me.
Before I get back to work, here’s how we’ll celebrate. Leave a comment here and in a week (a full week!) I’ll pull a name. That person will get a copy of the new edition (sent via Amazon, so sorry, I won’t be able to sign it); and in addition, $100 more at Amazon to spend as you please.
It’s not like we’re rolling in dough or anything, but I really feel that I need to give something back to my readers, who have been so patient about the delays with Six. Also, given the economic headlines, everybody needs a boost. So throw your name in the hat. If you feel like mentioning your favorite scene in ITW, that would cheer me up, but no worries if you just say hey. The name will be drawn at random.
Here’s the one proviso. If in a week’s time I don’t have a hundred entries, I’ll extend the drawing for another week.
PS: I have to repeat myself: I love the new cover art.
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Posted on Sep 24, 2008 - 12:47pm
This scene comes two days after Paradise survives a flood.
Excerpt from Book Six
Sara Donati
forthcoming Bantam Books
all rights reserved
Martha remembered very well what the weather could be on the edge of the endless forests, and so she had dressed carefully: wool stockings and two underskirts and her thickest boots, along with a cape lined with fox fur with matching mittens, and boiled wool scarf that itched terribly but kept out the cold like nothing else. She had to leave her good bonnet on the shelf, and took instead… Continue reading
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Posted on Sep 14, 2008 - 11:40am
In case you were wondering where Daniel is living these days.

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