Book giveaway
by isabelrogers
As it’s National Poetry Day next Thursday 28th September, I’m going to celebrate by giving away five copies of my collection, Don’t Ask. It’s the first NPD that has come around since it was published, and I thought – why not?
If you would like a signed copy, dedicated either to you or someone else (who mentioned Christmas?), leave a comment or tweet me by 9pm on Sunday 24th Sept, so I can send them out in time for you to receive it by National Poetry Day. If more than five people want one, I’ll draw them out of a hat.
If you miss out, I’d be very happy to sell you a signed and dedicated copy anyway. Books are really easy presents to wrap. [Was that subliminal enough?]
Now I’m off to write a poem about how awkward I find selling my own book, but how I got over it eventually.
UPDATE: The winners (pulled from a hat-shaped mug) are @gnarlybole, @cripesonfriday, @MsLupin, @iancritchley4, and (from a comment here, not on Twitter) Jane Angell. I’ll be in touch for instructions. Thank you all!
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I would love to win a copy! And I’m going to do the same with my own collection, what a great idea ❤️
Thanks – you’re in the hat!
I would love to win a copy. It looks wonderful, and it’s recommended by Matthew Adams – either would be good enough reason to enter the comp. Looking forward to reading your poem about how awkward it is to sell you own book, although I’d say you are doing pretty well. I’ll buy it, anyway.
Thank you, Sally – you’re added to the hat (we’re gonna need a bigger hat). Honoured to be recommended by Matthew.
Yes please, and it is a great idea which I will copy come April next year with my own collection. Best wishes, Peter
You’re in the hat, Peter – thank you!
Would absolutely love to be lucky enough to win a copy, it looks a total joy.
Recommended to pop over here by Lev Parikian, a totally reliable recommendation!
Thanks Jane – you’re in the hat. I always do what Lev tells me. It’s safer that way.
Absolutely – he always knows best! 😉
I am over the moon to have received a copy of Don’t Ask, and super happy to be discovering the poetry within. Loved all the ones I have read so far. Thank you so much, Isabel.
That’s brilliant, Jane- thank you!