Update: The book giveaway ends today on Wed (16MAR) at 23:00 Shanghai time/ 15:00 GMT. So leave a comment for a chance to win a copy! We have a winner! See below.
For those interested in purchasing them, they will soon be available at the Old China Hand Cafes on Shaoxing Lu and Taikang Lu.
This is the first of two book giveaways for “Still More Shanghai Walks” which I have co-authored with five other writers: Duncan Hewitt, Patrick Cranley, Lisa Movius, Bill Savadove and of course, an institution in Shanghai historian circles, Tess Johnston.
Simply leave a comment in this post. The giveaway closes next Wed (16MAR) at 23:00 Shanghai time/ 15:00 GMT. I will select winners through Randomizer.
It doesn’t matter where you are in the world, as long as you have a postal address for me to send you a book, everyone is eligible!
It’s still not too late to get tickets for the two panels I am speaking at the Shanghai and Suzhou Literary Festivals, March 12-13. More details here.
And many thanks to Paul French for a first look at my table mat photography exhibit underway at Suzhou Bookworm. Paul, by the way, has been moderating many panels at the Lit Fests in Suzhou, Beijing and his latest will be for Barbara Demick on North Korea on Mar 12 at the Shanghai Lit Fest. Head over to Chinarhyming.com for more details.
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As of 23:33 Shanghai time/ 15:33 GMT. Entries for the giveaway have closed! And the winner, as determined by Randomizer.com, is:
Research Randomizer Results
1 Set of 1 Unique Numbers Per Set
Range: From 1 to 13 — Unsorted
Job Status: Set #1: 6
I have Woods as Commenter #6. Congratulations! I’ll be in touch.
Natalie
This is brilliant and I wish I could be in Suzhou for the lit festival this weekend!!!!!
Darnell
The book looks good.
Ogeta
Cheers! Your fantastic photography exhibits are always eye-catching.
Lee Ting
Our photos have provided an insight to the lives of the commoners in Shanghai. A breath of fresh air from the glitzy side we are normally see in media.
Jacqueline
Congrats on the book! I have the two earlier volumes and they’ve been a source of pleasure for me and an excellent tool to get shy house guests out on their own. A great start to get the city ‘under their feet’.
Woods
That book would be awesome for my street photo sessions ! Pick me ! 🙂
— Woods
Sean
Looking forward to the book! Will keep an eye out for it (if I don’t win one first!).
Sean.
Mark
Hi Sue Anne,
Thanks for the talk today at the Suzhou Bookworm, it was nice to meet you after following the blog for some time. I will look forward to reading the book when it is available, and hopefully it will give me some more areas to explore in Shanghai
– Mark
charlie
Fingers Crossed! Will it be available to purchase from Amazon (or other similar online book retailers) as well?
Jellyfish
Oh, how I wish I could attend the literary festival and see you and hear you speak there! The book is really such a wonderful project!
Terence
It was a great talk yesterday at the Shanghai Lit Festival. Wish that all panelists/authors could’ve have had more opportunities to tell their stories! (Also, hope I win the book, but if I don’t – where can I buy it? Charterhouse? Garden Books?)
Jane ZZ
It’s really nice to find your website Sue! And also quite wonderful to have the opportunity of attenting the Shanghailanders lecture! Noticed there has been a giveaway activity – how I wish to have one!! Also, will visit your website more often 🙂
Chris
Hi Sue Ann,
Unfortunately I have no plan to visit SH again soon, but I’d like to enter the draw for an SH friend of mine. Is the book be available for sale online? Your blog is top of my list and I visit every day with great pleasure