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It’s Giveaway Friday, squeee!

House Andrews have witnessed the Horde’s long-suffering battle with our most relentless adversaries, W*iting and P*tience.

To fortify morale, they are gifting This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me: 1 hardcover copy will go to a lucky US winner and 2 PDF ARCs to international winners.

To Enter:

Comment below and let us know:

  1. which country you’re from
  2. what your name would be, if, like Maggie, you would find yourself transported into a book (any book, by any author).

You can use your own name, make one up, or go full fantasy-protagonist and keysmash a lot of “y” and “z” into the usual unpronounceable creations. Have fun, Horde!

Giveaway Admin

This is a blog-only giveaway, only answers in blog comments count.

Winners will be chosen next Friday, February 27th 2026, with the aid of a random number generator.

The international winners will have to sign an NDA before receiving their PDF copies. This is not personal, but standard publishing practice to ensure the file will remain private with the winner. We appreciate your understanding.

For readers who are receiving this post in their newsletter email and don’t know how to get to the blog to make a valid entry comment, you can click here.

Comments are paginated, so the BDH chalance doesn’t break the blog (again lol). If you don’t see your entry, it means it’s on a previous page. Please do not resubmit, it is one entry per person.

Happy weekend and good luck!

Signed: Moderataria Rhae’zalyndrix, First of Her Name,

The Untouched by Sun, Lady of the Soggy Isles

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  2. Hi, from a little corner of the PNW USA called Anacortes.
    My name would be Lee the Lucky Mage.
    Wishing the BDH all the luck!

  4. Thanks for this opportunity! I’m from the USA.

    Since I’m an M name, I’d probably stick with it. If I wanted something androgynous I’d shorten to Mel, or something a bit more barsa, probably Magnolia.

  5. I’m from the United States. If I was transported into a book, I’d keep my name (Raina) but give myself a fancy title…like the Sariv.

  7. A resident of Indiana–home of the Hoo Hoo Hoosiers! Thank you for the fun opportunity to name ourselves and the incentive to look up the meaning of my name. It is certainly much greater than I, however I choose Ma Dame Jeanna. (A name I disliked as a child and youth because few pronounced it correctly, but now I enjoy the uniqueness.)

  8. Im in Australia. i would be Just Natalie *jazz hands*. a few years back i was in a community theatre show and they forgot to put my last name in the show program. My friends started joking that i should do a solo show called “Just Natalie”

  13. USA
    Lady Yllaria, Empress of the 27th Isle, Daughter of King Rupert (King Rupert, may he rest in peace), Holder of the Sacred Chalice of Ninja Ferrets, Emissary to the Galactic Wizard and their starship.

  25. I’m from USA. my name would be Princess Sarah. Prime Animal Mage in Hidden Legacy.

  29. US.

    My children and husband refer to me as The Dark Force In The Universe. TDFITU for short. That would be my name.

  31. Hi! I’m from California (US) and I’d keep my name, Sanam, since it means lover and I LIVE on transmigration romance novels.

  39. Germany

    With name there are two options, a) I will probably just use my normal name, Peter. But if I want to hide my origins I would try to find out a local name before I have to introduce myself. Because names are rather culture specific and someone is gonna ask where my name comes from and that is gonna be hard to convincingly lie about without knowing a lot about the world.

    But if I want a fantasy wizard name I might go for Gandalf the Planeswalker.

  43. Country: USA
    Name: my online persona, Tiarys! (didn’t really mean to fantasify it, just changed the spelling years ago because people had trouble pronouncing the original spelling correctly XD)

  46. USA

    If I were to be transported into a book i would probably be known as Mary the Perpetually Befuddled

  49. Hello and thank you for this chance!
    1. I’m from SoCal, California USA!

    2. If I were to be transferred into a story, I’d wake up with a name like Emerald Jayde or something generic sounding.

    I’d probably be a basic cannon fodder character that would run away and live a life away from the main story arc to survive the upcoming war. (Sorry I read a lot of light novels). 😊

  51. 1. US
    2. Ilona Frost – Yes, it is a mix of my two favorite fantasy authors, who happen to be besties, which I loved learning after the fact. I’ve used this as a username for different gaming platforms over the years.

  53. USA

    Tahrah, Queen of the Mountains, Leader of the Grey Witches, Arcane SSS Elemental Sorceress, Goddess of Justice, Protector of Truth & Nature, Daughter of Earth & Spirit, Guardian of Death’s Gate, Mother of Cats, Sister of Crows, Friend of Dragons, Lover of Stephen – the Chieftain of the Blue Artic Warrior Clan.

  60. 1. Indonesia.

    2. Don’t know yet since I want a name that fits in with the world/culture/society I’ll be transported to, so I’ll be doing a bit of recon first before choosing it.

  62. No matter how magical the universe, I’ll always live up to the name of Florence the Flawed.

    Greetings from Belgium!

  66. 1 French Polynesia
    2 Nihate Arada – It is my first 2 names but reversed (my name is actually Adara Tehani). It sounds very pretty to me.

  69. USA

    The Nadja Doll because I’m rewatching What We Do In the Shadows and I think it would be awesome to be a possessed doll in an IA world.

  70. 1. USA

    2. In real life, I have a long, distinctive, and very feminine name. I like it a lot, but I remember many years ago when I went to a country with a very different language and culture from mine that I was told by a cute guy (with a grimace and a nose-wrinkle) that my name, at best, sounded like a masculine-ish last name that *might*, with great reluctance, be used to name a house. So if I accidentally portaled into another world, I would at least start off with the most common, nondescript female name I encountered, whatever the local equivalent was of Mary or Anne or Elizabeth. I’d choose my impressive empress-pope name upon my coronation.

  75. USA

    Lily the Something*

    * The “something” to be determined once I figure out what book I’m in and what name will help me fit in/survive the most. 🙂

  76. 1. USA
    2. Athelisia the Wise, Lady of the Southern Weyrs and Guardian of the Sadie-Dempsey Chapter of the Order of Felis Catus .

  77. USA

    Cluck Commander Debby the Poultry Wrangler, in the employ of Baroness Sethra Lavode (Undead Enchantress of Dzur Mountain and Environs)

  78. 1. United States
    2. Zhiray, Harbinger of Good Omens (a play on the translated meaning of my Chinese name)

  80. I’m from the USA!
    This is basic, but I’d love to have the name of a certain Lady Amalthea in The Last Unicorn. It would be confusing but certainly fun 😉

  81. US

    I would be Thaleia ay’Eldrene. Inspired by my first fantasy series way back when I was 13 years old.

  82. 1. United States
    2. Aurora. Simply because it seems vaguely regal, but could also be slightly altered if needed to better fit in with the locals 🙂

  83. I’m in the US and I would definitely be named Moonflower in my role of being transported into a book world!!

  86. usa

    None shall know my true name – I shall be known only as “Aaaaghwrblghhh” in honor of the last words of many enemies.

  87. 1. USA
    2. Lirije as a first name with several negotiable surnames depending on the type of world she gets dropped into.

  88. I’m from the US, which isn’t as great a thing as it used to be.
    My alter ego is Rhithyn Yr Gwlad Yr Hav, but I also might answer to Hey You. It’s really pretty mellifluous, so if the language of the new world was NOT English, it would be a source of private amusement.

  89. – Canada
    – The Hunter (I love the idea that no one actually knows the story behind the character or their real name but everyone whispers – “oooh, here comes The Hunter! Be afraid, be very afraid!”. But like the actual name of The Hunter is kinda everyday like Jane or Emily.

  94. USA

    Andrew the Creepy.

    “Have any tea? Can I have a cookie? What about cake? Don’t run away. I never get to have any fun.”

  97. 1. USA
    2. Raysa Empress of the Sun and owned by the Cats 😹😹😹

    That would be me in charge but still slave to cats

  100. Good morning

    1. South Africa
    2. In a fantasy setting – Rissiepit or in a modern setting – Lynda Skinner
    Rissiepit is a term for a virago, similar to Firecracker. My own name, as it is my own and I have come to love and appreciate it over the years.