Seanan McGuire (seanan_mcguire) wrote,
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I have a book coming out! Let's give stuff away!

It's time for my exciting Book Four GIVEAPALOOZA!!!! (Cue iCarly excited crowd noises.) Because Late Eclipses drops in just eleven days, I want to get everybody excited through the most basic means available to me:

Giving things away.

Specifically, I am giving away six books: two copies each of Rosemary and Rue (book one, for beginners!), An Artificial Night (get caught up!), and Late Eclipses (because new releases are awesome!). This giveaway is open only to North American addresses, unless you indicate in your entry that you're willing to pay postage. I'm really sorry about that, I just can't afford to both give books away and ship them overseas.

So here's how this will work:

1. Leave a comment on this entry. Leave it on the entry, please, not in response to another comment (replies to comments cannot win).
2. Indicate which book you want.
3. Indicate why you want it. Be as factual or as ridiculous as you like. Is it your birthday? Do you plan to encase it in amber and throw it in the ocean? Are termites involved? Have a party!
4. If you are outside North America, and willing to pay postage, include this in your comment.

...and that's all. The winners will be selected by our old friend, Random Number Generator, on Tuesday, February 22nd.

Game on!

ETA: Guys, remember, An Artificial Night is book THREE. I sadly do not have any copies of book two in this giveaway, and if you try to read book three or four without reading books one and two, you're going to be really, really confused.
Tags: an artificial night, giving stuff away, late eclipses, rosemary and rue, toby daye
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I would like Rosemary and Rue for my sister, who in the past year has graduated from law school, helped her husband recover from major arm surgery, juggled the needs of three daughters from ages 10 downward all having to share one bedroom, supported her younger brother through one of life's little crises and her older sister (me) through a different one entirely, run an intensive (recently successful!) job hunt, and still managed to find the time to share with me one book series she'd found.

Heather has finally gotten life calmed down enough to believe she'll have time to read again in the near future. I really want to hook her on Toby before she has a chance to get hooked on something else!