Book Signing - THE CASE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN WHEREVER YOU LIVE, YOU CAN OBTAIN A PERSONALLY SIGNED COPY Would You Like a Signed Copy in time for Christmas? Choose from three ways! |
During November, Julie M. Fenster will be appearing in many
cities, including Boston, New York City, Washington, D.C.,
Chicago, San Francisco. The schedule of appearances is still being
finalized.
However ...
If you would like a personally inscribed copy by mail, as a gift or
for yourself, here are two options:
cities, including Boston, New York City, Washington, D.C.,
Chicago, San Francisco. The schedule of appearances is still being
finalized.
However ...
If you would like a personally inscribed copy by mail, as a gift or
for yourself, here are two options:
An Elegant, Hand-signed Bookplate (which you will stick onto the first title page) Author Julie Fenster will personally inscribe the classically elegant Bookplate for anyone you specify. Special for Early Birds and Friends of THE CASE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN -- Contact us Now and your custom Bookplate will be Free, including Free shipping HERE'S HOW: 1. Send us an email, with a quick note. 2. When the book goes onsale November 1, we will send an email to remind you. 3. Let us know (one more email!) that you made the purchase and how you would like the Bookplate inscribed. 4. You will receive it in the mail during the first week of November, well in time for Christmas Thank you for your interest. Send your email to BookSigning@JFenster.com or click here |
| OPTION TWO |
| OPTION ONE - It Being a Free Gift |
If you buy THE CASE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN and want it inscribed on the actual title-page (as opposed to using a bookplate), just send us an e-mail and we will give you the mailing address. Then, send the book with a self-addressed, stamped envelope for return shipping to you. The author will sign it the same day it is received and we will send it right back to you. |
| OPTION THREE - |
Come and meet the author at one of the book signings around the country during November ... She will be very pleased to meet you and inscribe your copy. (And she says to mention that she has remarkably neat handwriting.) |