This is KAMWylant and you are listening to the 16th episode of the Word Play Podcast.

I've been laboring away at my blog tour, turning out about a post a day,

and praying I don't get burned out in the process. Got the opportunity to work a bit on the Robin Hood Sleeping Beauty fantasy I'm co-authoring and was quite gleeful to have

all the writing of battle scenes turned over to Maine.

Other than that, it was a peaceful week of watching autumn fall upon the Nebraska

panhandle and a quiet flickering of golden leaves.

The winning Wednesday prize dawn for the behold the dawn poster remains open until Tuesday,

September 22nd at 6 o'clock p.m. Mountain Standard time. To enter, answer this week's multiple choice

question, what was a scriptorium? A. a writer of religious texts. B, a room in a monastery for reading or writing,

C, a preacher sanctioned by the church,

D, the personal secretary of a bishop.

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

Wordplay-K-M-Y-L-A-N-D dot blog spot dot com, or email it directly to me at cam dot whyland at ymail

dot com listeners of this podcast can also get a head start on the final

winning Wednesday contest which features the grand prize of an autographed copy of Behold the Dawn, a poster, a mug, a

keychain, and a pin.

On Monday and Tuesday, I'll also be giving away two runner-up prizes featuring autocraft

copies of the book.

To enter answer the question, a Missouri cord was what kind of weapon.

Be sure to check the blog every week for new winners and new prizes.

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

please feel free to contact me on my website at CAMWiland.com

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