Macmillan library has a quiz on their site, which I’m totally stealing since that one is just for librarians, so if you aren’t a librarian, make a guess here. I’ll draw a name from the people who guess correctly and send out a trade paperback of Glamour in Glass. Let’s say you have until Saturday at noon EST to guess.
No fair googling the answer. Here’s
And because I’m feeling fangirly I’ve got a tricky, little quick draw pop quiz/galley giveaway for ya…
Is the following quote from WITHOUT A SUMMER or THE HUMAN DIVISION?
“[S]he was of the opinion that if one was going to issue an invitation, one should be prepared to have it accepted.”
I’ll send a galley of both books to the first librarian to correctly guess in the comments below! (One winner. U.S. only.)
If you ARE a librarian, go take your chances at Our #FridayReads + a Pop Quiz! | Macmillan Library.
I am going to go with you. I can overthink this, in a Vizzini or Study in Pink sort of way. So I will go with the obvious and say it is yours.
It’s so obviously of a style that fits your writing that it must be Scalzi.
My guess is THE HUMAN DIVISION. Final answer.
I don’t offhand recall an ominous invitation in Without a Summer, so I’m voting Scalzi.
Hmmm, tricky. I have yet to read any of Scalzi’s work (it’s on my To-Read list along with a dozen other books), but it looks like something you’d write so I’m going to go with you.
I have read your _Shades of Milk and Honey_ , and _Glamour in Glass_ many times and I do not think this is a sentence from a book that would follow them. Your heroine does not make assumptions like that. I will guess that it is from The Human Division.
I’m going to go with Scalzi’s THE HUMAN DIVISION on this.
It would be believably you though (hah. say that 10 times, fast)
It does not mention churros, so it can not be John. It must be yours.
I’m betting that’s yours, Mary. Going with my gut, here.
I agree with Bill Weinberger. It seems so obviously MRK that it must, therefore, be Scalzi. Thus “Human Division” is my answer.
I also will guess Scalzi, but only because in the style in which you right for _Glamour_, I’d’ve thought that sentence would be more concise, as in, “She was of the opinion that if one issued an invitation, one should be prepared to have it accepted.”
I guess THE HUMAN DIVISION.
Feels so Regency. I’m going with you. Without a Summer, yeah!
Gots ta be Human Division, though I don’t recall it from Episode the First.
I am going with WITHOUT A SUMMER.
I’m going to have to admit that I haven’t read WITHOUT A SUMMER and nobody has given me a copy of THE HUMAN DIVISION but the sentance just doesn’t sound like you so I’m going with Scalzi.
So, whose was it?
I’m going to guess Scalzi as well, just because my first inclination is to say you!
Thanks for the fun giveaway/guessing game. 🙂
It’s Human division; I remember the line.