Win a copy and ask Neil a question!

[Charlie]

Thought other people might like the opportunity to win a paperback copy of Neil's book. You have to read it within a few weeks and pose some questions for Neil to answer but what a great opportunity to hear from one of our favourite authors.

Follow me on twitter at @areadingmachine for more giveaways and free book opportunities!!

Follow this link http://www.readinggroupguides.com/fea... - 100 copies available

Good luck. If you all win 1 and I don't I'm gonna be irritable :)

[Lolis]

I won a copy!

[Carol]

Congrats! I loved the book!

[Lolis]

Thanks, now to come up with the question!

[Charlie]

Well I didn't win squat.

[Paul]

I got a rock

[Paul Martin]

Lolis wrote: "Thanks, now to come up with the question!"


Ask him to put more effort into his next book :-)

[Currer]

Ocean At the End of the Lane was great! It kept the feel of Gaiman but felt new. Though I already own a copy:(

[Lolis]

Paul Martin wrote: "Lolis wrote: "Thanks, now to come up with the question!"


Ask him to put more effort into his next book :-)"

I don't think it would make it to the video :D

[Paul Martin]

Lolis wrote: I don't think it would make it to the video :D

Haha, I guess you're right.

I bought the hardback version on a trip to Edinburgh. The day after I walked into another bookshop where there was another hardback version, but this one was signed by Mr. Gaiman and cost 5 GBP less than the one I bought the day before.

The bitterness...

[Charlie]

Shame you could not do a cheeky swap :)

[Paul Martin]

A cheekier version of me probably would have.

In better times I would have just bought the signed one as well, and given the unsigned away as a gift, or something. But, alas, summer time is not a time for economic extravagance (student loans aren't given in june and july).

And besides, Mr. Gaiman always signs tons of books, so a die-hard fan would be able to get hold of one, if he/she wanted to.

[Gale]

i want to win a copie

[Charlie]

Yeah me too but it ended weeks ago. Try reading even a small part of the original post.