The Austenesque scout is delighted to let her readers know about four giveaways for this week.
Alexa Adams at her blog, First Impressions is offering her readers an opportunity to own a free copy of Jane's Fame: How Jane Austen Conquered the World by Claire Harman. Simply leave a comment here with your email address to qualify. Contest deadline is on Wednesday, 16 March 2011. To earn an extra entry, state in your comment why you think Austen's novels have such a broad and lasting appeal.
Over at Austenesque Reviews, Meredith Esparza is hosting a giveaway of a brand new copy of the same book as the above. For a chance to win this book, leave a comment with your email address here. There are also additional ways to increase your chances of winning. Read it here. Sad to say that this giveaway is available only for US residents. Contest ends next Wednesday, 9 March 2011.
Maria Grazia is interviewing Austenesque writer, Susan Kaye at My Jane Austen Book Club. Click here to read the full transcript at her Talking Jane Austen With... weekly post.
If you leave a comment and your email address here, you could win a hand-stitched bookmark and one of Susan Kaye's Persuasion based novel, None But You or For You Alone. This contest is open to international readers and ends next Wednesday, 9 March 2011.

Maria is also conducting another interview with Regina Jeffers at her other blog, Fly High!. Ms Jeffers is the author of several Austen related novels of Darcy's Passion, Darcy's Temptation, Captain Wentworth's Persuasion, Vampire Darcy's Desire and The Phantom of Pemberley. You can read the interview here where she presents her new release of Regency romance novel, The Scandal of Lady Eleanor which is the first book in The Realm series. There are two copies available to win when you leave a comment and email address. This contest is open worldwide and deadline to enter is before next Wednesday, 16 March 2011.
Best of luck!
Alexa Adams at her blog, First Impressions is offering her readers an opportunity to own a free copy of Jane's Fame: How Jane Austen Conquered the World by Claire Harman. Simply leave a comment here with your email address to qualify. Contest deadline is on Wednesday, 16 March 2011. To earn an extra entry, state in your comment why you think Austen's novels have such a broad and lasting appeal.
Over at Austenesque Reviews, Meredith Esparza is hosting a giveaway of a brand new copy of the same book as the above. For a chance to win this book, leave a comment with your email address here. There are also additional ways to increase your chances of winning. Read it here. Sad to say that this giveaway is available only for US residents. Contest ends next Wednesday, 9 March 2011.
Maria Grazia is interviewing Austenesque writer, Susan Kaye at My Jane Austen Book Club. Click here to read the full transcript at her Talking Jane Austen With... weekly post.
If you leave a comment and your email address here, you could win a hand-stitched bookmark and one of Susan Kaye's Persuasion based novel, None But You or For You Alone. This contest is open to international readers and ends next Wednesday, 9 March 2011.

Maria is also conducting another interview with Regina Jeffers at her other blog, Fly High!. Ms Jeffers is the author of several Austen related novels of Darcy's Passion, Darcy's Temptation, Captain Wentworth's Persuasion, Vampire Darcy's Desire and The Phantom of Pemberley. You can read the interview here where she presents her new release of Regency romance novel, The Scandal of Lady Eleanor which is the first book in The Realm series. There are two copies available to win when you leave a comment and email address. This contest is open worldwide and deadline to enter is before next Wednesday, 16 March 2011.
Best of luck!



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