I recently purchased a copy of Joe Hill's Horns as he will be doing a signing at a Borders close to where my sister lives in Maine (I live in Michigan) and since she's had his other books signed for me before, she offered to go ahead and head over to meet him again for me. So, I purchased Horns and the second volume of Locke & Key from Amazon and had them shipped to her.
Well, much to my surprise, last night I got home to a package from HarperCollins with a copy of Horns enclosed. I had attempted to get an ARC of the book months ago and shortly received an email back saying unfortunately they had run out of stock on the ARC, so I thought, no biggie, I'll just buy it when it comes out. And then I still got a brand new hardcover edition in the mail the week after I bought my copy and had it shipped to Maine.
So, long story not so short, HarperCollins' generosity to me becomes my generosity to you as I'll ship my extra copy of Horns to one of my readers. Just leave me a comment on this post for an entry, and if you blog about this giveaway, link back to the post, or mention it on Twitter or Facebook and just let me know and you'll get more entries. I'm going to leave this open until Friday, March 12, 2010. Unfortunately, I'll only be shipping to a US address as international shipping can just get a little too expensive and complicated.
Good luck and happy reading!
5 comments:
If you are reccommending the book, count me in! Kimberly
Unfortunately, I have no read the book yet. I have read the first volume of his Locke and Key graphic novel series, and most of the short stories from 20th Century Ghosts and have been very impressed with what I've read from those (I like to space my short stories collections out when I really enjoy them). So, alas, I can give no recommendation on Horns whatsoever, I just have the extra copy that I thought I would pass along to someone who wanted a copy.
I would love to read Horns- I really like his writing. Enter me please. And thank you!
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I'd like to be entered please. The premise of this one sounded interesting.
Oooh - enter me, please! I would love to read it.
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