Post by richardburton on Mar 12, 2012 15:10:33 GMT 1
Tony Wright (aka Mr Scifishocks himself) is currently writing the long-awaited next installment of his sequel to the original H G Wells The War of the Worlds, The War of the Worlds: Aftermath.
www.amazon.co.uk/The-War-Worlds-Tony-Wright/dp/1907954031/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1331560315&sr=8-3
The War of the Worlds: Remembrance is being set during World War I and Tony will be updating everyone on the progress via this site.
He is going to offer one lucky person the chance to be a named character in the book and to become part of history! The person will also get a personal mention in the acknowledgements at the front of the book.
For a chance to win this fantastic prize all you have to do is answer the following question:
In The War of the Worlds: Aftermath, how did the soldier, Perkins, die?
Send answers via PM to Scifishocks. The competition will close 31st July. All correct answers will be put into a hat and a winner will be drawn at random. The winner can choose his/her own name or the name of a friend or loved one, which could be a fantastic money-can't-buy present for someone.
So, if you haven't read Aftermath yet get reading it - it's available in paperback and ebook (the Kindle version is only £1.98).
www.amazon.co.uk/The-War-Worlds-Tony-Wright/dp/1907954031/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1331560315&sr=8-3
The War of the Worlds: Remembrance is being set during World War I and Tony will be updating everyone on the progress via this site.
He is going to offer one lucky person the chance to be a named character in the book and to become part of history! The person will also get a personal mention in the acknowledgements at the front of the book.
For a chance to win this fantastic prize all you have to do is answer the following question:
In The War of the Worlds: Aftermath, how did the soldier, Perkins, die?
Send answers via PM to Scifishocks. The competition will close 31st July. All correct answers will be put into a hat and a winner will be drawn at random. The winner can choose his/her own name or the name of a friend or loved one, which could be a fantastic money-can't-buy present for someone.
So, if you haven't read Aftermath yet get reading it - it's available in paperback and ebook (the Kindle version is only £1.98).
