To celebrate NZ Music Month, we have a giveaway of a hot new book about the fate of Hello Sailor in the US music industry.
Gutter Black, by Dave McArtney (HarperCollins NZ) An intimate, raw memoir by a founding member of one of NZ’s iconic rock bands, Hello Sailor; a tale of creativity, misadventure, success and excess. It was like David and Goliath. Only Goliath wasn’t about to be blown away, and David was stoned. Dave McArtney’s description of Hello Sailor’s campaign to conquer the American music scene is as funny as it is accurate.
To enter, please email info@booksellers.co.nz, with 'NZ Music Month' in the subject, and tell us why the book is called Gutter Black. We will draw the prize next Thursday 15 May, at 12 noon.
To celebrate NZ Music Month, we have a giveaway of a hot new book about the fate of Hello Sailor in the US music industry.
Gutter Black, by Dave McArtney (HarperCollins NZ) An intimate, raw memoir by a founding member of one of NZ’s iconic rock bands, Hello Sailor; a tale of creativity, misadventure, success and excess. It was like David and Goliath. Only Goliath wasn’t about to be blown away, and David was stoned. Dave McArtney’s description of Hello Sailor’s campaign to conquer the American music scene is as funny as it is accurate.
To enter, please email info@booksellers.co.nz, with 'NZ Music Month' in the subject, and tell us why the book is called Gutter Black. We will draw the prize next Thursday 15 May, at 12 noon.
Keep an eye on our Facebook page next week for another giveaway of another fantastic kiwi book about our music industry, Blue Smoke, by Chris Bourke (AUP) - winner of the NZ Post Book Awards Supreme award in 2011.
The winner of last week's competition for the five books from Hachette NZ was Claudia Garcia. Congratulations Claudia, she will recieve copies of The Color Purple, by Alice Walker; The Minor Adjustment Beauty Salon, by Alexander McCall Smith; Valentine Grey, by Sandi Toksvig; Ghost Knight, by Cornelia Funke; and The Food of Love Cookery School, by Nicky Pellegrino.
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