Marius Gabriel's Blog - Posts Tagged "giveaways"
"Give it away, give it away, give it away now..."
Taking some advice from The Red Hot Chili Peppers, I am giving away twenty copies each of four of my books on Goodreads. Links below.
The past week has been rather a turbulent one in Egypt. After 24 deaths from Swine Flu, government and other schools are closed until the end of March. In the meantime, weekly protests continue in Cairo, and 26 would-be terrorists, who tried to fire rockets at ships passing through the Suez Canal, have received the death sentence. Their only hope now is that the Grand Mufti, the religious authority in Egypt, will have mercy on them. I'm rather glad to be going back to London for a couple of weeks -- even though more terrible weather is looming in the Northern Hemisphere...
All in all, curling up with a good book seems like a good idea.
The past week has been rather a turbulent one in Egypt. After 24 deaths from Swine Flu, government and other schools are closed until the end of March. In the meantime, weekly protests continue in Cairo, and 26 would-be terrorists, who tried to fire rockets at ships passing through the Suez Canal, have received the death sentence. Their only hope now is that the Grand Mufti, the religious authority in Egypt, will have mercy on them. I'm rather glad to be going back to London for a couple of weeks -- even though more terrible weather is looming in the Northern Hemisphere...
All in all, curling up with a good book seems like a good idea.
Books are on their way.
Once again, congratulations to the winners of the giveaways. Your books were posted to you today from London, and should reach you in a couple of days if you live in the UK, and within 10 days if you live in the USA, Canada, Australia or New Zealand.
This has only been possible because of my wonderful sister, Suzy Malati, who took over the vast job and ran it like a military campaign. She is the original Yuman Dynamo, and I don't know what I would do without her.
This has only been possible because of my wonderful sister, Suzy Malati, who took over the vast job and ran it like a military campaign. She is the original Yuman Dynamo, and I don't know what I would do without her.
