Just wanted to mention that I still haven’t gotten 17 emails. A signed personalized copy of Jhegaala will go to the 17th person who offers to send me a copy of Colin Turnbull’s The Forest People.
Just wanted to mention that I still haven’t gotten 17 emails. A signed personalized copy of Jhegaala will go to the 17th person who offers to send me a copy of Colin Turnbull’s The Forest People.
So, we just have to offer, we don’t actually have to send you anything?
And I take it your author copies arrived. Yay!
Yes. All you have to do is offer to win the contest. Of course, winning the contest doesn’t involve sending you anything; just telling you that you win. To actually *receive* the book…
Hee!
Hm.
Offer submitted. I normally don’t do contests… because well… I’m pretty lazy. And if I offer to do something I always feel like I have to do it. And so I tend not to offer to do things at all.
But I’ll make an exception in this case. Heh.
Not sure where to post this, but out of curiousity, how would I maximize actual income to you when purchasing my copy of Jhegaala? My assumption is roughly that by buying an ebook from mobipocket, sony, or whoever, I create the least overhead and thus make sure the author gets paid more… (OTOH, many ebooks are automatically priced at significantly less than print copies — Amazon’s kindle books, for instance — so maybe doing so isn’t optimal?)
To tell you the truth, andrew, I have no idea. Thanks for the interest, though.