Thursday, February 19, 2009
The Red Leather Diary
Harper Perennial has generously offered to give away five trade paperback copies of The Red Leather Diary: Reclaiming a Life Through the Pages of a Lost Journal to readers of Literarily. You have until 11:59 p.m. CST Friday, February 27, 2009 to enter.
Contest Rules:
1. Florence Wolfson wrote in her red leather diary from 1929 to 1933. For one entry leave a comment telling Shana the name of your favorite historical figure from the 1920's or 1930's.
2. For an additional entry, spread the word by blogging about this giveaway. Link to her post and leave the URL of your blog post in the comments. If you don't have a blog, send an email to five friends with the link to this contest and copy Shana on your email.
For more information and to read a review and view some other neat stuff, click here.
Labels: Lily Koppel, Literarily
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Shades of Gray
For all the details, use this link.
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Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Sam's Quest
To enter the contest for both books, use this link. You have till Friday, December 5th to enter.
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Friday, November 21, 2008
Two Brothers: One North, One South
The truth is that Two Brothers is a Civil War story. Aha, you think. That title now makes sense!
Shana at Literarily has her gently-used hardcover to share with you. Now, now. That doesn't mean she didn't like the book. It just means that there is only so much shelf space in a house, and only so many books you can put on those shelves. And every other available surface... Sometimes, books can't stay. This is one of those sometimes.
So get on over to Literarily and enter yourself for a chance to find out what the fuss is about. You know you're curious!
Use this link before November 28.
Labels: David H. Jones, Literarily
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Love and Biology at the Center of the Universe
Thankfully, I have Shana in my reader, so I can tell you guys about this.
Author Jennie Shortridge has stopped in at Literarily to guest blog about the power of women who read. I like Ms. Shortridge already. And that was BEFORE I read her most excellent post, which talks about a philosophy I've been bringing to my own book club for years now.
Shana's provided us a TON of links before getting to the giveaway. There's no reason you can't know a lot about Love and Biology at the Center of the Universe before entering the contest (or buying your own copy).
The contest is open until 21 November, and Ms. Shortridge has offered a signed copy of her latest novel. There are no mailing restrictions indicated, but you might want to indicate when you leave your e-mail address if you're not in the US or Canada. Just to be nice. Just like Shana is.
Use this link.
Labels: Jennie Shortridge, Literarily
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Off Season
Check out Shana's review; she identifies a few reasons why it's not for everyone. But then again, why not stretch your boundaries? Especially since it sounds like Shana would really like to discuss this book with someone.
Use this link by November 21.
Labels: Anne Rivers Siddons, Literarily
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Literarily
1. Off the Menu by Christine Son. Interview and giveaway here. You have until Friday, November 14th to enter; andCheck them both out!
2. Two copies of Daring Chloe by Laura Jensen Walker here. You have until Sunday, November 9th to enter.
Labels: Christine Son, Laura Jensen Walker, Literarily
Friday, October 31, 2008
Literarily
Review and giveaway of Erotomania by Francis Levy here and an intersting blog by guest blogger Erika Mailman, author of The Witch's Trinity here.
Stop on by and check them out!
Labels: Erika Mailman, Francis Levy, Literarily
Thursday, October 23, 2008
A Jolly Good Fellow
Anyway, Shana's fun today is a copy of the book A Jolly Good Fellow, written by Stephen V. Masse. It was actually published WAY back in 2007 (does your memory stretch that far back?), but sort of like the Internet, it doesn't matter when something appears. A good read is a good read. Besides, this one has a nice holiday theme to it without, as Shana says, resorting to the usual holiday cliches.
Read all about it and enter via this link.
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008
The Pools
Contest ends Friday, October 31st.
Details here.
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Friday, October 17, 2008
More of The Lost Diary of Don Juan
Pop on over for Shana's review, too.
Details are here.
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Hollywood Crows
This giveaway is open to U.S. and Canada addresses only. Street addresses only; no P.O. boxes, please.
Shana will accept entries through 11:59 p.m. CDT Friday, October 24, 2008.
Click here to enter.
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Guest Blogger Linda Merlino
Today I welcome guest blogger Linda Merlino, author of Belly of the Whale, on her Pump Up Your Book Promotion blog tour. Linda asked if she could write a post about breast cancer awareness, an issue that is close to her heart. This post is particularly timely, as October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Click here for the details.
Labels: Linda Merlino, Literarily
Thursday, October 9, 2008
The Heretic Queen
You have until Friday the 17th. Stop by Literarily to check out the contest rules -- and the great guest post by Ms. Moran. Good stuff.
Use this link.
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Saturday, October 4, 2008
Night of Flames
1. For one entry, post a comment here relating to the interview or telling her why you'd like to read the book.
2. For another entry, read Shana's review of Night of Flames and leave a relative comment on that post if you have not already done so.
3. For a third entry, spread the word about this interview and giveaway by blogging about it. Link to Literarily and leave the URL of your blog post in the comments.
Labels: Douglas W. Jacobson, Literarily
Thursday, October 2, 2008
A Monk Jumped Over a Wall
Shana at Literarily is giving away a copy of A Monk Jumped Over a Wall by Jay Nussbaum. The details and author interview are here. Scroll down toward the middle to find it.
You have until 11:59 CDT Friday, October 10, 2008 to enter.
1. For one entry, post a comment here relating to the interview or telling us why you'd like to read the book.
2. For another entry, read Shana's review of A Monk Jumped Over a Wall and leave a relative comment on that post. The review is here.
3. For a third entry, spread the word about this interview and giveaway by blogging about it. Link to her post and leave the URL of your blog post in the comments there.
Labels: Jay Nussbaum, Literarily
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Interview: Elizabeth McCracken
In addition, Hachette Book Group USA has generously offered to send a copy of An Exact Replica of a Figment of My Imagination to one lucky reader. You have until 11:59 CDT Friday, October 10, 2008 to enter.
Enter and read up on the contest rules via this link.
Labels: Elizabeth McCracken, Literarily
Friday, September 26, 2008
The Crossing
Check it out via this link.
Labels: Joy Nash, Literarily
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Broad Street
I'm not going to tell you what the book IS about, though, except to say it's right up my alley. Thus, if you want to know more about Broad Street, written by Christine Weiser, you'll have to go visit Shana at Literarily. And you want to do that 'cause Shana's nice. She does great interviews. And she's got a lovely picture up there that you don't want your husbands to see...
(Who me? Feeling insecure? Nah...)
Get over there before Friday, October 3 if you want a chance to win your very own copy.
Use this link.
Labels: Christine Weiser, Literarily
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
The Smart One and the Pretty One
It's a nice interview. Be sure to read it.
As for the giveaway, Shana's ready to pass along her ARC copy of The Smart One and the Pretty One. There don't seem to be any restrictions on mailing! And there are a few extra ways to get extra entries. You have until 26 September, so start learning about author Claire LaZebnik! I hope we'll have more news about her to share...
Use this link.
Labels: Claire LaZebnik, Literarily