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Jane: The Woman Who Loved Tarzan Sweepstakes
Win an advance copy of Robin Maxwell’s upcoming novel Jane: The Woman Who Loved Tarzan!
This year is the 100th anniversary of Tarzan of the Apes, the classic Edgar Rice Burroughs character, and what better way is there to celebrate than by giving away copies of Robin Maxwell’s novel Jane: The Woman Who Loved Tarzan? Comment below to enter!
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. You must be 18 or older and a legal resident of the 50 United States or D.C. to enter. Promotion begins August 13, 2012 at 10 a.m. ET. and ends August 17, 2012, 12:00 p.m. ET. Void in Puerto Rico and wherever prohibited by law. Please see full details and official rules go here. Sponsor: Tom Doherty Associates, LLC.
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Ooooh, I’ll enter. This sounds like a great book!
You Jane,me not Tarzan.
This looks fascinating.
Edgar Rice Burroughs’ character. One of the finest
Me wantee!
yes!
Yes please!
Me please…
Oh, yes, definitely include me in the contest. I loved the Tarzan books. Burroughs also had a good read in The Barbarian.
This looks really good!
I really want this!!
Thats certainly something new and different to read! Thanks!
yes enter me
Winner, winner. Chicken Dinner.
Oh wow! This sounds like a really interesting read. I am currently listening to the Tarzan books during my commute each day. I’m up to The Son of Tarzan, and I have been loving them all!
This will be a wonderful read.
Looking forward to this being released.
Sounds good.
I would certainly be interested in reading this book and that is why you should choose me! :.D
Cannot wait to read this I am a big Tarzan fan.
Sheldon McArthur
Looks fantastic.
Going APE over this one
LoL, that’s good one:)
Tarzan of the Apes.
Yay for Tarzan!
Looks like and interesting read!
fantastic cover! (and premise)
I would love this book!!
Awesome sweepstakes.
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I’m always game to try a new book and this looks interesting.
I’d like to read this book…and so would my toddler. Pick us please!
Sounds great, count me in.
I’d love a copy!
Another reboot; this one should be fascinating, 100 years later, from the female side.
Cool this looks really interesting. I want to read this.
I read the entire Tarzan series when I was in high school. I would LOVE to read this book.
I loved all the Tarzan books. It would be nice to learn more about Jane.
Looks amazing. One of my faves told from a dif
perspective? Perfect.
looks good
It’s Great to find that all the stories gathered by Ed Borrough have not yet been published.
Thanks
Lewonton
sounds like a good read
Sounds like fun! Always looking for something new.
It
sounds like a good read!
Me Lance, You Jane-book I’d like to read.
Yesss would love to read this. I’ve been reading through the other Tarzan books too.
Love Tarzan, sounds like this one will be a good one to learn about Jane .
I love new takes on old stories!
the link to the sweepstakes appears to be broken….
Sounds cool, I’d love to read this! I always like reading those off-shoot stories that are about those famous characters, but from someone else’s POV.
Awesome! So excited about this book!
alright…the link to the sweepstakes led me back to this webpage, which really doesn’t seem to make much sense….im curious about what kind of portrayal of Jane Porter the author is providing, as any true fan of the works of Lord Edgar Rice Burroughs would be. Burroughs wrote in his books (the works of fiction, at any rate) about very strong, (almost masculine so) warrior princesses and the like, though he never delved too deeply into the character of Jane Porter, so far as i could see. In this day and age, these types of women are all but cliche (while most men have been severely emasculated, though not nearly so much so in fiction; in Tarzan books written today, it would be Tarzan, who needed a damsel in shining armor [ or leopard spotted loincloth] to rescue him!). Still, i should like to see Jane Porter portrayed as a central, rather than peripheral, character in a story not necessarily centered around Tarzan of the Apes. I don’t suppose this author wrote one….
I love reading and this looks awesome. Go BOOKS!!!
Seems pretty cool. Count me in!
Me like book about Jane.
A neat take on the Tarzan story.
Oooh. A book about Jane should be amazing. Let’s see Tarzan through her eyes, for once!
I like the idea of seeing the Tarzan legend through the eyes of Jane
Looks good.
Would love to read this!
I really want to read this — thanks for the chance to win a copy.
sounds great!