Author Topic: London Lampworkers & New Zealand Glass 2nd Edition: free just one more time  (Read 182 times)

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Offline Angela B

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I don't know if you already have a Kindle copy of my two latest books, but I have set up a promotion for free copies this coming weekend (May 4th to the 6th).
1:  The new edition of New Zealand Glass 2nd Edition: you can get a free copy of the latest Kindle version this coming weekend. Here is the link: http://www.amazon.com/New-Zealand-Glass-Edition-ebook/dp/B00BT0ND3Q/
Even if you downloaded a free copy in March, this is a much improved version thanks to all the feedback I received. If you like it, some feedback on Amazon.com would be greatly appreciated.
The promotion starts at midnight US Pacific Time which I think translates to some time in the morning in the UK. It runs for three days only.

2: And while you are there, I have another promotion for a free copy of my other book on London Lampworkers. The link for this one is http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BHRQS9W/ and it runs for two days.

Hope this is helpful. Please tell anyone else you think might like a free copy.
Very best wishes,
Angela
From: Angela Bowey
My New Zealand Glass book - http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00BT0ND3Q
London Lampworkers book on Amazon.co.uk - http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00BHRQS9W
Bagley Glass book - http://www.glass-time.com/orderbagleyglassbook.html
http://www.glassencyclopedia.com/ - the Glass Encyclopedia
http://www.glass.co.nz/ - the Glass Museum


Offline post modern nut

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Just purchased the paperback and am waiting with baited breath for the trilogy.  How soon will the Bimini and Komaromy books be available?  With more than 300 pieces of vintage and contemporary lampworking, and always looking for new pieces, putting an id to the maker is paramount to the collection. 
If you use it, someone designed it.


 

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