LIVING THE ARTIST'S LIFE: FREE!
Alyson Stanfield has done it again in her ART BIZ BLOG!
I keep telling artist friends to read her site. There is so much information there to help you.
No, she isn't an artist.
What she IS, is an expert arts consultant, brimming with FREE, helpful advice and information that any artist in any phase of her career can use!
I learned on her blog that the book, Living the Artist's Life, is available FREE to blogging artists. After I read her post, I ordered my copy immediately and received it PRONTO!
It's a great book, quite engaging, replete with wonderful anecdotes and counsel! Author, Paul Dorrell is frank, funny, and brilliant. You'll be immediately swept away in his stories and you'll appreciate his knowledge. I haven't been able to put it down until I decided it might be nice if I let my online blogging buddies KNOW that they might be able to get a free copy too!
Alyson, I am SOOOO grateful to have learned how I could obtain a free copy.
Every artist should read this book.
I don't know if it's too late for YOU to get YOUR free book, but here is a copy of the information she offered on her ART BIZ BLOG several days ago.
Free Book for Bloggers
Have you been blogging for more than three months?
Paul Dorrell, author of Living the Artist’s Life, is giving away 250 free copies of Living the Artist’s Life--only to bloggers!
Just send an email to Hillstead Publishing at bloggers@hillsteadpublishing.com with the following information:
- "Free Book for Bloggers" in the subject line.
- A link to your blog.
- A U.S. mailing address.
They say: "Our apologies to those of you outside the U.S., but at this time free books will only be mailed to recipients living within the United States. Please allow two weeks for delivery. All mailing information will be held in strictest confidence—in fact will be destroyed after the book is shipped. This means you will never receive a promotional mailing from us, and the information will not be shared."
If you don't already own this book, order your free copy now!
And thanks, Alyson.
