Marie Gauthier

Free Book from Sarabande!

I was looking up Gabriel Fried’s book of poems, Making the New Lamb Take (Sarabande Books, 2007) (he’s coming to read at Amherst College on April 22), and stumbled on this tidbit from Sarabande Books’ blog:

April is National Poetry Month, and Sarabande is celebrating by offering a free book for sharing your favorite poem with others. Here’s what you’ll need to do:

1. Chalk two or more lines of your favorite poem on the sidewalk (or anywhere others can read it) during the month of April.

2. Take a picture.

3. Browse through the Sarabande catalog and select a book you’d like to read.

4. Send the photo no later than April 30, along with your book selection, to nickole@sarabandebooks.org or mail it to:

Chalk It Up!
Sarabande Books
2234 Dundee Road, Suite 200
Louisville, KY 40205

5. Sarabande will mail you the book of your choice, free of charge!

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4 responses to “Free Book from Sarabande!”

  1. viviennehaighwood

    Wonderful! Thank you for sharing this! The one bad thing about The Awful Neighbors moving out is that they took their sidewalk chalk with them!

  2. mariegauthier

    Another interesting hybrid! Painted Shadow has been sitting on my bookshelf with a most dejected air these long months…

    Re: chalk — I’m borrowing Vincent’s charming daycare lady’s — she who most nobly tapes American Idol for me each week — hurrah!

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    […] we’re going to write on the sidewalk. Now we have to choose the poem, and then choose the free book we want from Sarabande. And of course not forget to take a […]

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    […] your sidewalk chalk and pick your poem and get to it.  You only have until April 30 to get your free book from Sarabande! […]

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