The Austenesque scout would like to bring some cheer into your life by sharing book giveaways that you may want to enter this week.
Susan Buchanan was invited to guest post on Fly High! where she talks about setting her novel in Italy. She has also provided an e-book of Sign of the Times to one international winner who leave a comment and email address at her post. This giveaway closes next Friday, 2 November 2012.
Meanwhile Meredith has the chance to interview characters from Christina Dudley's The Beresfords. An excerpt of the interview is posted at Austenesque Reviews where you can win The Beresfords. Take note a paperback copy is limited to US or Canadian resident while an e-book is for worldwide entries. Comment by next Saturday, 3 November 2012 and to increase your chance of winning, just leave another comment on Meredith's review.
As part of the Spooktacular Giveaway Hop organised by I Am A Reader, Not A Writer and The Diary of a Bookworm, Maria Grazia has interviewed Karelleyn Brae Wade, the author of Dhariya: Prelude to a Dark Legacy, on Fly High!. In order to enter the giveaway for a signed paperback copy of the book, fill up the Rafflecopter form available on the post. The deadline for this contest falls on next Wednesday, 31 October 2012.
Next up Maria has also interviewed Sally Smith O'Rourke on My Jane Austen Book Club. Sally's latest work Yours Affectionately, Jane Austen has just been published and she is offering an e-book of Yours Affectionately, Jane Austen to a lucky international reader but the US winner can choose to receive it in paperback or e-book format. So leave a comment and email address on the interview by next Friday, 2 November 2012 if you want to participate in this contest.
There is a competition on John Hopkins University Press Blog on Friday, 26 October 2012 for two copies of Matters of Fact in Jane Austen: History, Location, and Celebrity by Janine Barchas. The first two people who provide the correct answer to the question gets to win the book.
Beth Massey is the featured guest author on My Jane Austen Book Club where she talks about the inspiration behind her debut novel Goodly Creatures. Interested readers who would like to win either two paperback copies or two e-books of Goodly Creatures on offer are required to comment with their choice of book format and email address at her post. The deadline for this worldwide contest is on Monday, 5 November 2012.
Finally, Deb Barnum has invited Susannah Fullerton to guest post on Jane Austen in Vermont and introduce readers to her latest book, A Dance with Jane Austen. Leave a comment or question after reading the post to enter the contest for a copy of A Dance with Jane Austen. This international giveaway is open until 11.59 pm on Sunday, 4 November 2012.
Good luck!
Disclaimer: Please take note that comments on my post will not qualify to enter the above contests and I will not be held responsible if you failed to do so on your own. Nevertheless, you are welcome to leave a comment if you wish to do so.
Susan Buchanan was invited to guest post on Fly High! where she talks about setting her novel in Italy. She has also provided an e-book of Sign of the Times to one international winner who leave a comment and email address at her post. This giveaway closes next Friday, 2 November 2012.
Meanwhile Meredith has the chance to interview characters from Christina Dudley's The Beresfords. An excerpt of the interview is posted at Austenesque Reviews where you can win The Beresfords. Take note a paperback copy is limited to US or Canadian resident while an e-book is for worldwide entries. Comment by next Saturday, 3 November 2012 and to increase your chance of winning, just leave another comment on Meredith's review.
As part of the Spooktacular Giveaway Hop organised by I Am A Reader, Not A Writer and The Diary of a Bookworm, Maria Grazia has interviewed Karelleyn Brae Wade, the author of Dhariya: Prelude to a Dark Legacy, on Fly High!. In order to enter the giveaway for a signed paperback copy of the book, fill up the Rafflecopter form available on the post. The deadline for this contest falls on next Wednesday, 31 October 2012.
Next up Maria has also interviewed Sally Smith O'Rourke on My Jane Austen Book Club. Sally's latest work Yours Affectionately, Jane Austen has just been published and she is offering an e-book of Yours Affectionately, Jane Austen to a lucky international reader but the US winner can choose to receive it in paperback or e-book format. So leave a comment and email address on the interview by next Friday, 2 November 2012 if you want to participate in this contest.
There is a competition on John Hopkins University Press Blog on Friday, 26 October 2012 for two copies of Matters of Fact in Jane Austen: History, Location, and Celebrity by Janine Barchas. The first two people who provide the correct answer to the question gets to win the book.
Beth Massey is the featured guest author on My Jane Austen Book Club where she talks about the inspiration behind her debut novel Goodly Creatures. Interested readers who would like to win either two paperback copies or two e-books of Goodly Creatures on offer are required to comment with their choice of book format and email address at her post. The deadline for this worldwide contest is on Monday, 5 November 2012.
Finally, Deb Barnum has invited Susannah Fullerton to guest post on Jane Austen in Vermont and introduce readers to her latest book, A Dance with Jane Austen. Leave a comment or question after reading the post to enter the contest for a copy of A Dance with Jane Austen. This international giveaway is open until 11.59 pm on Sunday, 4 November 2012.
Good luck!
Disclaimer: Please take note that comments on my post will not qualify to enter the above contests and I will not be held responsible if you failed to do so on your own. Nevertheless, you are welcome to leave a comment if you wish to do so.
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