The GRAFFITI WALL welcomes String Bridge

Writers Alley aka Writer's Ally is my cyber sticky note for tracing and tracking my writing trek as author, mother, and CP friend. But when I created the Alleyway, I wanted my presence on the web to be more than just about me. I wanted to explore and help others grow in their journeys as well.

So, my brainchild, The GRAFFITI WALL, was born. I welcome authors, illustrators, agents, editors, and publishers to share their experiences in the publishing industry all in hopes to promote themselves and pass on their wisdom to others.

Those who've been following the WALL for a while have seen many interviews and guest posts. I also, on occasion, choose to promote an author on my own. Today is one of those special occasions.

My amazing Ausi friend, Jess over on The Alliterative Allomorph, is promoting her first novel--String Bridge, due out November 1st, 2011 by Lucky Press. And she's hosting a giveaway to boot!! Participation is simple.

She'd like to spread the word about her new book trailer over cyberspace and each of you can help. In return, you'll be entered to win secondhand books! And who couldn't use another book???

Also, if you're interested in donating a secondhand book to her giveaway, she'll enter you in her ARC giveaway of STRING BRIDGE when it is released in August.

All you have to do is link to her BOOK TRAILER somewhere on the web. You can tweet it or Facebook it. You can even do a post about it, maybe incorporate the in's and out's of book trailer making.

Once you've linked, simply leave a comment on her POST with your link and you're entered!! Told you it was easy. And here are the second hand books up for grabs:

The five winners can choose one from the following books:

Books by Marian Keyes:

Watermelon

Sushi For Beginners

Last Chance Saloon

Lucy Sullivan is Getting Married

Books by Jodi Picoult:

Handle With Care

Songs of the Humpback Whale

Perfect Match

Mourning Ruby, by Helen Dunmore

Brick Lane, Monica Ali

A friend Of The Family, Lisa Jewell

The Wonder Spot, by Melissa Bank

The Memoirs of Cleopatra, Margaret George

The Reader, Bernhard Schlink

Saturday, Ian McEwan

A Long Way Down, Nick Hornby  

HERE's the book trailer and LINK.



As always, if any of you are interested in being featured on the GRAFFITI WALL, please let me know. I'd love to have you. The more splatters the better, I always say.