Win a copy of The Night Flower by Sarah Stovell.
We have TWO copies of The Night Flower by Sarah Stovell to give away.
Tindal Street, Aug 2013
To enter, comment on this post with your name and town. Also, just for fun, tell us where you would go if you could travel to any point in time.
The closing date is Friday 16th August 2013 at 23.59. Winners will be drawn at random from the entries and announced on Novel Kicks on Saturday 17th August 2013. Winners will also be notified via e-mail.
Good Luck.
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I'm Laura. I started Novel Kicks back in 2009 as I wanted a place to discuss books and writing - two loves of my life. As someone who has anxiety, these two things give me, and I am sure countless others, a much needed escape.
There is a monthly book club, writing exercises, prompts, reviews, author interviews, competitions and guest posts. I cover many genres and I hope there is something for everyone.
I grew up by the sea in Dorset and currently live in Poole with my husband, Chris and three cats. I love writing and have a BA (Hons) in Creative Writing from Falmouth University. I am writing my first book. If only I could stop pressing delete. Chris has threatened to stop it from working. Haha.
I have always loved creative writing since I was in first school and would very much like to meet my teacher, Miss Sayers, to say thank you for all the encouragement she gave me then.
When not writing, I love reading, cats, Disney, singing (I can't sing but this doesn't stop me,) and falling into a good TV show or film. If I could step into any fictional world, it would be amongst the characters in ABC's Once Upon a Time.
I love reading many genres and discovering new authors.
There is a monthly book club, writing exercises, prompts, reviews, author interviews, competitions and guest posts. I cover many genres and I hope there is something for everyone.
I grew up by the sea in Dorset and currently live in Poole with my husband, Chris and three cats. I love writing and have a BA (Hons) in Creative Writing from Falmouth University. I am writing my first book. If only I could stop pressing delete. Chris has threatened to stop it from working. Haha.
I have always loved creative writing since I was in first school and would very much like to meet my teacher, Miss Sayers, to say thank you for all the encouragement she gave me then.
When not writing, I love reading, cats, Disney, singing (I can't sing but this doesn't stop me,) and falling into a good TV show or film. If I could step into any fictional world, it would be amongst the characters in ABC's Once Upon a Time.
I love reading many genres and discovering new authors.
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I’m from Bromsgrove in Worcestershire.
I’d travel back to 1950’s America in a heartbeat closely followed by the 80’s. I wasn’t born till ’88. I’d have loved to be have been a teenager in the 80’s!
Laura from Wrexham. I’d love to go back to the sixties and see what it was like as it looked like a fun time 🙂
where would i go i would go to the set of a carry on film and be an extra on it
I have to be honest, and if its just for fun rather than to learn something about history, I would have to go back to the summer of 1981, Headingley, just to celebrate the most famous victory over the Aussies. Jim Milligan, Tyneside
Paradise, NZ – tomorrow — assuming prize includes a ticket 😉
Unfortunately not. :)x
I would love to have lived during the reign of the White Queen – such intrigue amongst the courtiers. They all lie to one another – even between husband and wife (not just little fibs either)
Amanda from Cardiff
I would go to America in the 1920s. I love all of the flapper style!
Emma from Lyme Regis
I’d go back to any time before Beeching slashed all the local railways, so I could watch the steam train run through the valley and across the viaduct we can see from the house. It would be impossibly romantic and poignant.
I live in Cambridge. I’d travel back in time to when all the undergrads fled from Oxford. Would probably have been a serving wench and would have loved to give one of them students a slap for taking advantage. Then I would have stunned him with the knowledge I’d acquired from my self-learning, outsmarting him on every level. Eventually we’d have got it together but the balance of the relationship would have been equal – not only because of my intellect but because of my social skills and also because I was protecting him from one of the wicked Porters who had it in for him for all sorts of reasons – not least because he’d behaved like a prat at one point. My God, I have a novel here!
Michelle from Acomb. I would travel back to the carefree school years – save lots of money & make alot less mistakes along the way
Trish from Blackburn. I would go back to 1969 and go to Woodstock. I have always believed I should have been a hippy and that would have been THE most amazing thing ever to experience!