Newsletter Interlude: Join The Seventh Annual Will Leitch Newsletter Tournament Pool

Winner, in both men's and women's bracket, wins the right to assign a newsletter, six signed books and a free minute on an upcoming podcast.

Hello, my newsletter friends. (I think we are friends. I hope you consider me a friend.)

For the seventh year, we are running a Will Leitch Newsletter NCAA Pool. It is free to enter. If you win the newsletter pool, you become my assigning editor: I will write a newsletter about whatever you request. It can be anything. Six years ago, I wrote about a Serial Killer Baseball team. Four years ago, I wrote about book-to-movie translations. Three years ago, I wrote about the difference between writing fiction and non-fiction. Two years I wrote about mascots. This year I wrote, memorably, about llamas. Whatever you want me to write about, I will write about. All you have to do is win this pool.

There are added bonuses again this year. The winner not only gets to assign me a newsletter, they win signed copies of all six of my books, including the upcoming paperback version of The Time Has Come, and the right to make a minute-long appearance, talking about whatever you want, on any podcast that I co-host of your choosing. We are also doing a Will Leitch Newsletter NCAA Women’s Basketball Pool, which may well have better Final Four TV ratings than the men’s tournament this year. (And probably should.)

If you win that pool, you get the same prize package. And remember: Both are free to enter.

So, to remind:

Men’s Bracket JOIN HERE

and

Women’s Bracket JOIN HERE

Your prizes:

• Newsletter Assigning Editor Status

• Signed Copies of All Six of My Books

• 60 Second Appearance to Say Whatever You Want on a Podcast of Your Choosing

• The Eternal Respect of Your Friends and Family, At Last

So! Join!

Men’s Bracket JOIN HERE

and

Women’s Bracket JOIN HERE

Now back to your regularly scheduled newsletter programming. Goodbye. I miss you: See you Saturday. Go Illini.

Seriously: Go Illini.

Best,
Will