Showing posts with label dispatch litareview. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dispatch litareview. Show all posts

Monday, April 26, 2010

What's your worst dating story? TNBBC's The Next Best Book Blog Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine Giveaway .

The always lovely Lori Hettler and her team at TNBBC's The Next Best Book Blog are giving away a signed copy of Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine. The copy they are giving away was purchased by the also lovely P.H. Madore and his crew at Dispatch Litareview who bought a number of copies for this very purpose, hype the book, hype the Litareview, spread joy, change lives. TNBBC's giveaway runs through May 1st and the details are thus:

"If you want a shot at winning this signed copy of "Most Likely...", summon up your worst dating story and email it to me at mescorn@ptd.net. Be sure to mark the subject of the email as "Most Likely Worst Dating Story". I will chose the best story and post it, along with the winners name, here on May 1st. So dig deep, the more embarrassing, the more painful, the better....and good luck!"

So, yes, dig deep, have fun good luck and many thanks to both TNBBC and Dispatch Litareview.

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Free books. Fire Sale. Orange Alert Press. Dispatch Litareview. Walker Townsend. Goodness.



Our good friends at Dispatch Litareview have bought 10 copies of Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine and they have asked Orange Alert Press to give them away. For free. Yes, free. So, besides the fact that they are quite cool, there are books to be given away and Orange Alert is doing do so right now. Yes, like this very moment, so why not check it out. Meanwhile, to get you free book, you will need to do something to earn it, but what's life without a little give and take, yes? Yes. Finally, we also think that you may want to take a look at the new issue of Dispatch Litareview because it revolves around a new story by TBWCYL, Inc. favorite and This Zine Will Change Your Life contributor Townsend Walker. It's good stuff, and who knows, it just may change your life.