Monday, May 11, 2009
Guest Interview: Robin Maxwell
Teddy Rose had a busy weekend. Robin Maxwell, author of Signora da Vinci, stopped by So Many Precious Books, So Little Time (ain't THAT the truth??) for an interview. You can read that here, and link back to Teddy Rose's review of the book.
Then, if that's not cool enough, Teddy Rose has a paperback copy to share with anyone on the planet. (Does that include us West of Martians? Some do not consider me of this planet.) Lots of ways to enter, so long as you do so by May 23. Use this link and follow those directions!
Then, if that's not cool enough, Teddy Rose has a paperback copy to share with anyone on the planet. (Does that include us West of Martians? Some do not consider me of this planet.) Lots of ways to enter, so long as you do so by May 23. Use this link and follow those directions!
Labels: Robin Maxwell, So Many Precious Books
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Historical Fiction Giveaways
Here's a big one from Historical-Fiction.com. 6 ARC copies to be given away. Limited to US and Canada only.
1. Mademoiselle Boleyn by Robin Maxwell
2. The Shoe Queen by Anna Davis
3. The River Wife by Jonis Agee
4. Jane Eyre’s Daughter by Elizabeth Newark
5. Mary Modern by Camille DeAngelis
6. The Venetian Mask by Rosalind Laker
For all the details, and to enter, click here.
1. Mademoiselle Boleyn by Robin Maxwell
2. The Shoe Queen by Anna Davis
3. The River Wife by Jonis Agee
4. Jane Eyre’s Daughter by Elizabeth Newark
5. Mary Modern by Camille DeAngelis
6. The Venetian Mask by Rosalind Laker
For all the details, and to enter, click here.
Labels: Anna Davis, Camille DeAngelis, Elizabeth Newark, Historical Fiction, Jonis Agee, Robin Maxwell, Rosalind Laker
Monday, February 9, 2009
Signora Da Vinci
Over at Age 30+ a Lifetime of Books, the one-question interview that I so love pops up -- and is it a doozy!
The victim, such as it is, is author Robin Maxwell, author of Signora Da Vinci. And does she do justice to this one not-so-simple question! Wow!
At the end of the answer is a giveaway for a copy of Signora Da Vinci. You have to weigh in with your own thoughts, but c'mon. You're up for this challenge!
The contest is open anywhere that will cost less than $20 to mail to; if you're not sure, Google US Postal Rates.
You have until February 13, so get busy!
Use this link.
The victim, such as it is, is author Robin Maxwell, author of Signora Da Vinci. And does she do justice to this one not-so-simple question! Wow!
At the end of the answer is a giveaway for a copy of Signora Da Vinci. You have to weigh in with your own thoughts, but c'mon. You're up for this challenge!
The contest is open anywhere that will cost less than $20 to mail to; if you're not sure, Google US Postal Rates.
You have until February 13, so get busy!
Use this link.
Labels: Age 30, Robin Maxwell
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Signora Da Vinci
Over at Booking Mama, Robin Maxwell has stopped in for an author interview. Ms. Maxwell is the author of Signora Da Vinci, a historical fiction that focuses on Caterina, Leonardo's mother.
Sounds COOL.
So is the interview; it's fascinating.
At the end of it, you have a chance to win one of two copies of this new novel. US and Canada only, and no PO Boxes, please. You have until the dreaded Friday the Thirteenth (of February) to enter -- let's change the luck of that day, shall we?
Use this link for all the cool goings on.
Sounds COOL.
So is the interview; it's fascinating.
At the end of it, you have a chance to win one of two copies of this new novel. US and Canada only, and no PO Boxes, please. You have until the dreaded Friday the Thirteenth (of February) to enter -- let's change the luck of that day, shall we?
Use this link for all the cool goings on.
Labels: Booking Mama, Robin Maxwell
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Signora da Vinci
Another giveaway is being hosted over at Passages to the Past. Amy is giving away two copies of Signora da Vinci by Robin Maxwell. Many thanks to Penguin Publishing!
Open internationally.
Click here for more information.
Open internationally.
Click here for more information.
Labels: Passages to the Past, Robin Maxwell
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Guest Blogger: Robin Maxwell
Okay, you caught me surfing instead of writing again. But you'll be glad (as always!).
I found a really cool guest blog by historical fiction author Robin Maxwell. She's visiting historical fiction author CW Gortner, and her guest post is fabulous. Very thought-provoking.
Check it out via this link.
I found a really cool guest blog by historical fiction author Robin Maxwell. She's visiting historical fiction author CW Gortner, and her guest post is fabulous. Very thought-provoking.
Check it out via this link.
Labels: Robin Maxwell
