Day Three Winner

[rolanni]

One hundred thirty readers threw their names into the hat correctly for a chance to win a copy of the MP3 edition of Liaden Universe® novel Dragon in Exile, written by Sharon Lee and Steve Miller, narrated by Kevin T. Collins.

And the winner is!

Number 30, known to close friends as Lee Anderson, of Connecticut.

Let's have a round of applause for the lucky winner!

We've now given away three out of a field of seven prizes.  That means you -- yes, you! and you over there, too! still have four chances to win.  But there's a catch.

Lean in close and I'll tell you what it is.

Ready?

You have to play to win.

What's that?  You don't know how to play?

Here's your link to the rules.

Please note that, if you choose to play a variant game, which does not follow these rules as they are lain out -- you will be held to be playing a different game that has nothing to do with our game.

Comments

[kalimeg.livejournal.com]

Sigh. Link still does not specify whether one needs to send an entry daily, or if one entry will suffice for 7 days.

[mbarker.livejournal.com]

Obviously, I don't know for sure, but I would guess that all you need to do is send in one entry. I mean, requiring everyone to enter again and again? Hard for the lottery runners, and hard for the entrants. So if you have already entered once, you're probably golden!

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

Actually, the rules do address the daily entry issue, but one needs to have actually read the rules to know this. Emphasis provided to assist with comprehension. To wit:

All you have to do is! Drop us an email saying “I want to hear Dragon in Exile” at the email address below and if your email is selected out of THAT DAY's entries (we’ll be using a random number generator, so each day will probably have a different chance to win). We will write to the lucky winner at the email address from which they sent their entry, so make sure it’s an address you check regularly.

[mbarker.livejournal.com]

Whoops! Yep, it is in there. Drat. Oh, well. So the entrants need to send in a new email every day? There you go, Kalimeg. Keep sending in those cards and letters...