March 25th, 2012 / 2:32 pm
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FREE BOOKS SUNDAY

I am drowning in books. I  want these books to be read. If you are interested in any of these titles, I will send them to you (one per person). If you write a review of the book, I will publish it on the PANK blog. Some of these have been lightly used but the pages aren’t sticky or anything. If you want a book, claim it in the comments AND e-mail me your mailing address (roxane at htmlgiant.com) and I will get it out to you sometime this week. Seriously, though, email me your address. I can’t track you down.  Enjoy! (These books can only be shipped within the United States unless you want to pay for shipping. Sorry!)

ALL GONE. MORE SOON.

Cream of Kohlrabi by Floyd Skloot

Nothing Can Make Me Do This by David Huddle

The Postmortal by Drew Magary

Umberto Umberto Lamberto Lamberto Lamberto by Gianni Rodari

LA Is the Capital of Kansas by Richard Meltzer

Luminarium by Alex Shakar

A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness

One of These Things Is Not Like the Other by Stephanie Johnson

Traffic With Macbeth by Larissa Szporluk

Mama’s Homesick Pie by Donia Bijan

The Best Of (What’s Left of Heaven) by Mairéad Byrne

She’d Waited Millennia by Lizzie Hutton

A Man of Glass & All The Ways We Have Failed by JA Tyler

The Hieroglyphics by Michael Stewart

The Nostalgia Echo by Mickey Hess

The Harbor by Ernest Poole

The Girl With the Crooked Nose by Ted Botha

Love and Shame and Love by Peter Orner

Running the Rift by Naomi Benaron

The Buenos Aires Quintet by Manuel Vazquez Montalban

Pocket Kings by Ted Heller

Dead Man Upright by Derek Raymond

The Coldest Night by Robert Olmstead

Until the Next Time by Kevin Fox

Dogma by Lars Iyer (2)

Radio Iris by Anne Marie Kinney

Red Weather by Pauls Toutonghi

Livability by Jon Raymond

Walking With the Comrades by Arundhati Roy

God’s Hotel by Victoria Sweet

Hurricane Story by Jennifer Shaw

The Watery Part of the World by Michael Parker

A Very Minor Prophet by James Bernard Frost

70 Comments

  1. Helen—

      Love and Shame and Love please! If you are shipping internationally that is. And if I can find your email online. 

  2. Anonymous—

      The Buenos Aires Quintet by Manuel Vazquez Montalban !

  3. Anonymous—

      I’m a fan of Lars Iyer. Count me in for a copy of Dogma. E-mailing you now.

  4. Nathaniel Otting—

      The Buenos Aires Quartet, p and q

  5. natalie chin—

      The Watery Part of the World by Michael Parker please, and thank you roxane

  6. GARBAGE—

      Dogma, please!

  7. Roxane—

      Helen, I added my address to the post. I can’t ship Internationally unless you wan to cover shipping which would be like $7 I am guessing.

  8. Nathaniel Otting—

      Too late! Too fast, Alicia Kennedy! Too kind of you, Roxane!

  9. herocious—

      Walking With the Comrades by Arundhati Roy. E-mailing you now with my addy :)

  10. Christopher Novas—

      Radio Iris please

  11. GARBAGE—

      Yes, thank you. This is kind and neat.

  12. Travis Sturgill-Trahan—

      Running the Rift by Naomi Benaron, please!

  13. Alban Fischer—

      James Bernard Frost, please! Thank you!

  14. Roxane—

      Actually, Helen, it’s cool. Just email me your address (roxane at htmlgiant.com)

  15. Helen—

      Ah, thanks a lot! Email on its way.

  16. Rachel Harthcock—

      A Very Minor Prophet by James Bernard Frost! Thank you!!

  17. Roxane—

      That one is taken, sorry Rachel.

  18. Rachel Harthcock—

      No worries! What about Pocket Kings? I’ve got my email all ready!

  19. Anonymous—

      Red Weather by Pauls Toutonghi please, I am exhausted money wise though so…

  20. Roxane—

      I guess it’s a good thing this is… a giveaway, right?

  21. Dawn West—

      Livability by Jon Raymond please. :)

  22. Anonymous—

      But i’m from the UK Roxanne :/

  23. Shakarean Hutchinson—

      Livability by Jon Raymond please. If it’s still available. 

  24. Roxane—

      It’s fine. Just send me your address. Also, one n. 

  25. Roxane—

      That was just taken.

  26. Shakarean Hutchinson—

       What about Until the Next Time?

  27. Roxane—

      That is yours if you send me your address.

  28. Anonymous—

      poole me

  29. Roxane—

      OK

  30. Anonymous—

       n

  31. Anonymous—

      (i hope that is ok)

  32. Bronson Lemer—

      I’ll take The Coldest Night by Robert Olmstead

  33. Nathan Jackson—

      The Girl With The Crooked Nose

  34. Christine Lee Zilka—

      Traffic With Macbeth by Larissa Szporluk! zomg! She was my TA when I was an undergrad at Berkeley. :)

  35. Caleb Curtiss—

      I’ll take Luminarium if it’s still available. Pretty please.

  36. Roxane—

      It’s a great book.

  37. S. Casimer Kowalski—

      can i get that postmortal?

  38. Roxane—

      It is. I might even hand deliver it.

  39. Jessica Varin—

      I would like A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness.

  40. Roxane—

      Yes you can.

  41. Anonymous—

      JA TYLER, PLZ THX!

  42. Sara Habein—

      Can I claim the JA Tyler?

  43. Beth Ann Spencer—

      Cream of Kohlrabi by Floyd Skloot, please. And thank you!

  44. Sara Habein—

      Curses! Someone got it before me. All right, She’d Waited Millennia? 

  45. Caleb Curtiss—

      Right! I imagine I’ll bump into you at Mission Creek next week.

  46. Roxane—

      OK.

  47. Roxane—

      Nope

  48. Roxane—

      I will probably not make it to Mission Creek which I’m really bummed about. Had a blast there last year. I am reading at IU the night before and it would be a 400 mile drive from there to Mission Creek. I’m going to see how I feel on Saturday morning.

  49. Matt Shears—

      Can I claim The Hieroglyphics by Michael Stewart for reading and review? Thanks.

  50. judy clement wall—

       Is Postmortal still available?

  51. Sara Habein—

      Thank you!

  52. Roxane—

      Nope.

  53. Roxane—

      OK

  54. jwithy—

      Hello!  I’d love 
      The Best Of (What’s Left of Heaven) by Mairéad Byrne.

      Hooray!

  55. Ty—

      Can I get One of These Things Is Not Like the Other?

  56. David Kinzer—

      The Nostalgia Echo

  57. Rachel Jane Andelman—

      The Richard Meltzer?

  58. David W—

      I’d love One of These Things Is Not Like the Other by Stephanie Johnson…email on its way?

  59. David Cotrone—

      One of These Things Is Not Like the Other by Stephanie Johnson, please!

  60. David Cotrone—

      ah, nevermind!

  61. Jon Thrower—

      LA is the Capitol of Kansas please.

  62. Jon Thrower—

      LA is the Capitol of Kansas please.

  63. Tyler Crumrine—

      I’ll take Umberto Umberto Lamberto Lamberto Lamberto off your hands if no one else is.

  64. Anonymous—

      Umberto Umberto Lamberto Lamberto Lamberto by Gianni Rodari, please.  Looking forward to it!

  65. Roxane—

      Mama’s Homesick Pie is left. Email me your address.

  66. Matt Zbrog—

      I’ll take Tom Sawyer and the white fence for $500, please.

  67. Matt Zbrog—

       (to cover s&h).  Next time I’ll take my head out of my ass and take a free book when the offer is presented to me.  

  68. Anonymous—

      Roxane, you seem cool. 

  69. Bobby Dixon—

      Just wanted to register my jealousy a day later; I was very close to requesting this first.

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