Twenty seven entries, from many parts of the globe, in the competition to win a signed copy, by Grace & Edwyn, of the paperback edition of the book.It could have gone to Australia, Canada, the USA, France, Germany or just about any corner of the UK. Names went into a hat. Mrs Villain drew out one piece of paper.
And while I knew no full postal addresses of any of the entrants, I'll be surprised if the winner wasn't the closest to Villain Towers in terms of distance.
The lucky entrant was Peter Dickie, who lives in Paisley, Scotland. A town not more than six miles as the crow flies.
Congratulations Peter. And commiserations to everyone else.
Keep your eyes peeled for another competition in about six weeks time.
3 comments:
Nice to know someone else from Paisley has taste :)
i doubt my wife would agree a lot of the time...
thanks JC,(and Mrs JC) really looking forward to receiving this.
i only missed the aye write event due to a series of frankly ridiculous and unfortunate events, so this more than makes up for it
That's it. Me and Mrs Villain, we're finished!
Oh, sorry - just realised, I forgot to enter.
I notice there's bin no mention of Saints and Marching In this week jc? How was the 'newish' Wembley experience?
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