Archive for: October, 2012
October 31, 2012
Lucky 7: Final Vinyl Days
Today is the Final Vinyl Day for the October Lucky 7 titles — All McCorkle, All Month. Get these Jill McCorkle e-books for just $1.99 before they turn into pumpkins (or just …
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October 29, 2012
Giveaway Monday: Life Among Giants
If Hurricane Sandy and the ensuing Frankenstorm are bearing down on you, we hope you are safe and sound and safely ensconced with your best friend during a long storm — a …
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October 25, 2012
Lucky 7: Creatures of Habit
“Jill McCorkle’s barkingly funny short-story collection trots out a menagerie of tragic and absurd tales with tails.” — Vanity Fair Today’s Lucky 7 post is going to the dogs with Jill McCorkle’s …
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October 24, 2012
Lucky 7: Tending to Virginia
Although the term “for better or for worse” goes with married couples, it really should apply to families overall. In Tending to Virginia , Jill McCorkle presents us with three (soon to …
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October 22, 2012
Giveaway Monday:The Art Forger
November’s #1 IndieNext pick — the top choice of independent booksellers — officially publishes tomorrow, but today is your chance to win a copy of the book that The Boston Globe calls …
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October 18, 2012
Lucky 7: Carolina Moon
“Jill McCorkle gives herself over to her stories like a dancer surrenders to music, and, consequently, they flow as naturally across the page as a stream rounds rocks.” – Booklist Check out …
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October 17, 2012
Lucky 7: July 7th
“An absorbing tale…a tumultuous crazy quilt of anecdotes and happenings.” — Chicago Tribune With Jill McCorkle’s new novel, Life After Life, coming out in March, now is the best time to start …
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October 16, 2012
Lucky 7: Going Away Shoes
“These gems are written by a master craftswoman. Each story deserves savoring, as melancholy and humor work beautifully together in this artful collection.” – The Boston Globe From …
