The Austenesque scout is delighted to inform her readers about four giveaways of three Austen-inspired novels.
My Jane Austen Book Club's Maria Grazia is interviewing Pamela Aidan, author of the Fitzwilliam Darcy, Gentleman series. You can read the transcript of the interview here. There is a giveaway of Pamela's new novella Young Master Darcy: A Lesson in Honour when you leave your comment here with your email address. This contest is open to worldwide readers and ends next Wednesday, 26 January 2011.
As part of My Jane Austen Book Club's Sense and Sensibility Bicentenary Celebration, Vic Sanborn is hosting a January giveaway for a copy of The Three Weissmans of Westport by Cathleen Shine at her blog, Jane Austen Today. This novel, published by Picador, is a new modern retelling of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. Just comment on this post or/and Jennifer Becton's post about 'Marriage and Money in Sense and Sensibility' here to be entered into the running to win this novel. No deadline is given so hurry and leave your comment(s) now!
Young Adult author Elizabeth Eulberg, who recently released Prom & Prejudice for the teen market, guest blogs at RT Book Reviews to talk about Mr. Darcy. Read the post here and enter for the chance to win one of five copies of her latest novel where she re-interprets Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice in a boarding school setting. You can either comment at the end of the post or email your mailing address with the subject line "Elizabeth Eulberg's Prom and Prejudice Giveaway". This giveaway is only open to US residents and winners will be announced on 3 February 2011.
Additionally, there is another giveaway held at Stiletto Storytime to win two copies of the same novel by Elizabeth Eulberg. Just leave a comment here mentioning your favourite Jane Austen-inspired book or if you have never read one, your reason for giving this book a shot. This giveaway is limited to US and Canadian readers and ends next Tuesday, 25 January 2011 at 12 midnight.
Good luck!
My Jane Austen Book Club's Maria Grazia is interviewing Pamela Aidan, author of the Fitzwilliam Darcy, Gentleman series. You can read the transcript of the interview here. There is a giveaway of Pamela's new novella Young Master Darcy: A Lesson in Honour when you leave your comment here with your email address. This contest is open to worldwide readers and ends next Wednesday, 26 January 2011.
As part of My Jane Austen Book Club's Sense and Sensibility Bicentenary Celebration, Vic Sanborn is hosting a January giveaway for a copy of The Three Weissmans of Westport by Cathleen Shine at her blog, Jane Austen Today. This novel, published by Picador, is a new modern retelling of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. Just comment on this post or/and Jennifer Becton's post about 'Marriage and Money in Sense and Sensibility' here to be entered into the running to win this novel. No deadline is given so hurry and leave your comment(s) now!
Young Adult author Elizabeth Eulberg, who recently released Prom & Prejudice for the teen market, guest blogs at RT Book Reviews to talk about Mr. Darcy. Read the post here and enter for the chance to win one of five copies of her latest novel where she re-interprets Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice in a boarding school setting. You can either comment at the end of the post or email your mailing address with the subject line "Elizabeth Eulberg's Prom and Prejudice Giveaway". This giveaway is only open to US residents and winners will be announced on 3 February 2011.
Additionally, there is another giveaway held at Stiletto Storytime to win two copies of the same novel by Elizabeth Eulberg. Just leave a comment here mentioning your favourite Jane Austen-inspired book or if you have never read one, your reason for giving this book a shot. This giveaway is limited to US and Canadian readers and ends next Tuesday, 25 January 2011 at 12 midnight.
Good luck!
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