Free books for Best Defense loyalists
As a way of thanking steady readers and commenters, I’m offering free copies of the first edition of my novel A Soldier’s Duty. Just mail me a self-addressed padded 8×12 inch envelope with $4 of stamps on it, and I will put a signed copy in the mail to you. Here’s a good mailing address: ...
As a way of thanking steady readers and commenters, I'm offering free copies of the first edition of my novel A Soldier's Duty. Just mail me a self-addressed padded 8x12 inch envelope with $4 of stamps on it, and I will put a signed copy in the mail to you.
As a way of thanking steady readers and commenters, I’m offering free copies of the first edition of my novel A Soldier’s Duty. Just mail me a self-addressed padded 8×12 inch envelope with $4 of stamps on it, and I will put a signed copy in the mail to you.
Here’s a good mailing address:
Tom Ricks’ book offer
CNAS
Suite 403
1301 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Washington DC 20034
The offer is good as long as supplies last, or until sainted wife orders them off the front porch — I have about 100 copies — or until the end of next week, whichever comes first. I’ll announce it if and when I run out of books. (I am cleaning out the attic.) So if you want one, send the envelope today.
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