You might remember that a while ago, I reviewed the book
Tempestuous by Kim Askew and Amy Helmes, the first book in the
"Twisted Lit" series. (You can check out my review
here) Their series is a fun new, modern take on Shakespeare's works.
In honor of William Shakespeare’s birthday
(celebrated on April 26), authors Kim Askew and Amy Helmes, have dropped by
with a guest blog post to announce a special contest!
Get A “Twisted Lit”
Character Named After You!
We reimagined
William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” and “Macbeth,” with our “compulsively
readable” YA books, Tempestuous and Exposure.
Ever since the novels were published a few months ago through Merit Press
we’ve encountered a frequent question: Which of Shakespeare’s plays will
inspire your next books in the Twisted Lit series?
While we’re
currently hard at work putting our own spin on the Bard’s “Romeo and
Juliet” we thought we’d look to you, the readers, to help us pick the
fourth Shakespeare play that will inspire our next book in the series. Got
a hankering for a new spin on “Hamlet?” Love to see “King Lear” get a YA
update? Would you make much ado over our take on “Much Ado About Nothing?”
Go to our Facebook page (Facebook.com/Twistedlitnovels)
and write on our wall to weigh in on which Shakespeare play you’d like us
to revamp next. In doing so, you’ll be entered to have your very own name
mentioned in one of our upcoming books (either as a character or some other
fun reference). If you’ve always wanted to see your name in print — in a YA
novel, no less — now’s your chance! The winner will also receive
autographed copies of our first two novels, Tempestuous and Exposure.
We’re looking
forward to hearing your suggestions! (And don’t forget to follow us on
twitter at @kaskew and @amyhelmes.)
* Winner will not be
compensated for use of his or her name, and publication is not guaranteed.
Details of plot and character used in connection with the name as it
appears in the book are up to the sole discretion of the authors. Contest
ends June 1.
Kim & Amy
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