This is KAM Wyland and you are listening to the 17th episode of the Word Play Podcast. Four days and counting until behold the dawn's release.

In addition to the sad duty of attending my grandfather's funeral, I've been in a dither of

last minute preparations, getting the website ready for the launch and

a jillion other little details.

I'm celebrating the book's launch with my final winning Wednesday drawing, well three drawings

actually.

The winning starts on Tuesday and Wednesday when I'll announce two runner-up winners, both of who will receive an autographed copy of the book.

The grand prize winner will be announced on Thursday, October 1st, and will receive an autographed copy of the book, a poster of the cover, a mug, a keychain, and a pin.

The contest remains open until Monday, September 28th at 6 o'clock p.m. Mountain Standard Time. To enter, answer the question,

what kind of weapon was in Zarycord?

You can submit a response using the form at the bottom of the left-hand column on my blog

at Word Play-K-M-Y-Y-L-E-L-A-L-E-L-A-N. hand column on my blog at word play dash cam

whyland that's W e I l a n d dot blog spot

dot com or email it directly to me at cam dot whyland at y mail

dot com

be sure to check the blog on October 1st to discover the winter and get the low down on behold

the dawn's official release.

Until then, if you have any questions, comments, suggestions, or complaints, please feel free

to contact me on my website at CAMmyland.com or my blog at wordplay-Kmyland.

blog spot.com. That said, please enjoy this week's recording, how you can take advantage of art subjectivity.

Anyone who doubts the subjective nature of art, you look for persuasion no farther than Amazon's

review pages. For instance, Stephen R. Lawhead's hood received opinions varying from the effusive

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