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Giveaway closed

You all had ludicrously high chances of winning this week.
Of course, there can only be one winner - RadonGOG

Week 9 can be found here

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Update New and improved - now with lower rep requirement! 50+

After some unexpected busyness and travel, I have a bit of time to resume my weekly giveaway! *crickets*

Before we get started, I'm going to start promoting my upcoming World Cup pool with a whole bunch of games to giveaway. I've already been contacted by a generous donor, Aveweto, who has donated a substantial number of games to the list. If you'd like to donate some games, please PM me and help make this World Cup absolutely epic!

Up for grabs this week: Carmageddon: Max Pack!

As always, the Good Little GOGgy Kennel of the Victorious can be found here.

Rules for entry:
- 150+ rep [There will definitely be exceptions; just ask!]
- You can only enter for yourself
- Participation this week: If you were to write a book, what would it be about?

Me?

I'd write an epic tale of a man who overcomes all odds in a high fantasy world to become a minor part of a diplomatic delegation to settle a border dispute... This is why I don't write ;)

I would write a book about a manager of a franchised assisted suicide store.

In, please.

Cheers.

Thanks dzsono for the grand reboot of your weekly giveaway and your continued generosity! +1

(And thanks to the donor too)

Not in, I'll give others a chance ;)

Nobody wants Carmageddon? I doubt it....

Not in! +1! :)

not in but nice to see your weekly giveaway again :D

Not in, but thanks for your generosity, both Dzsono and Aveweto!

Umm.. Sci-fi? Horror? Humor?

... a blend of all the previous genres? :D

A strangely necessary bump. Only one entrant so far :/

The rep requirement is probably a problem. :P

In please :)

I have too much rep ;D

Ask and ye shall receive! Thanks for the PM :)

Not in, but thanks Dzsono for another classic giveaway! +1

If I had to write a book, I'd write a novella about two people experiencing the same setting in completely different ways, resulting in the implied suicide of one of them. It should illustrate that reality is only a matter of one's point of view.

Literary BUMP!

Damn, that's pretty heavy! So I guess it's not a children's book? ;)