The disbursal of prize booty may take a bit longer, but graphics? We got yer graphics right here!
For Colleen Gleason, who won the tournament for her book The Rest Falls Away, a fancy shnazzy graphic proclaming you teh winnah:
For Laura D, whose pointacular bracket allowed her to gain the people’s ovation and fame forever, we have:
For Joyce D, whose equally pointactular bracket in the 2nd Chance Tourney has allowed her a sizeable portion of that ovation and fame referenced above, we have:
But wait… there’s one more! One more prize for your enjoyment!
OMG - my own title. I never thought I would get one of these because I so suck at the Friday quizzes. Sniff. I love being the Duchess of Inurasse. It’s better than being the Duchess of Inurangina.
Please, please, please. The countess must have a dual title, and the next title MUST be Sovereign Urleiffe.
Jane, Countess Inurasse, Sovereign Urleiffe.
BWA!
Congratulations, Jane, and thank you for the contest.
Oh, Suze, you owe me a new keyboard!
And that’s a ducal command!
Duchess Twitterpants
Since I have no internet presence other than the occasional post, I have printed out my graphic(in full color, of course). It is now laminated and taped to the top left-hand corner of my computer. I am filled with joy!
I am also thankful, to both the Bitches, and Dear Author. Not to mention, the fabulous prize providing sponsors, and the autographing authors!!! I am NOT the person who normally wins, so to have hit the jackpot has made me do the happy dance all over town. I’ve switched to decaf until I get used to my winner status.
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