Sunday, April 29, 2007

Joan Wolf, HWW!

The Word Wenches would like to thank JOAN WOLF for being our guest! A fabulous interview, with kudos to Joan and Mary Jo both!

We're honored that Joan Wolf gave us her time, and in gratitude (being the well-bred Wenches that we are), we'd like to present her with this award and a little gift... 

~Joan, you are officially an Honorary Word Wench! Now you can add HWW after your signature, with suitable flourish of course

~Please feel free to return to Word Wenches any time, and comment to posts, or promote your new books if you like!

Ovalfanflowers As a sincere token of our appreciation and admiration for your wonderful books, please accept this stunning Virtual Fan and Bouquet. May it always remind you of your special day in Wenchland....

~love from the Seven Wenches and the Whipster

Susan King
By Susan King
Apr 29, 2007 11:27:20 AM | Guests

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Joan Wolf

Just a quick thank you to Minya for her lovely words about my novels. I wish I could clone you a million times! Joan Wolf

Posted by: Joan Wolf | Monday, May 07, 2007 at 04:33 AM

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