Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Saturday, 25 December 2010
Monday, 13 December 2010
Christmas shopping ideas
If you're still finalising Christmas presents, remember it's not too late to buy your loved ones (or yourself!) something from my book store.If it's steampunk action and adventure that they're into, try my Pax Britannia books.
If they love gamebooks and fantasy adventures, try my Fighting Fantasy gamebooks.
If it's Doctor Who or Star Wars, try these, and remember that you can have a Clone Wars story, written by me, personalised.
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f it's non-fiction they enjoy, try Match Wits with the Kids, or one of my Miscellanies.And if its the grim darkness of the far future where there is only war, or the grim darkness of a quasi-Medieval world that gets them buzzing, then try one of my Black Library novels.
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Christmas,
Fighting Fantasy,
Jonathan Green,
Store
Wednesday, 8 December 2010
Let's make Ebenezer's Carol No.1 this Christmas!
The plan: To get Ebenezer's Carol, by The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing, to No. 1 in time for Christmas. A proper steampunk Christmas song for Christmas No. 1!
What we need to do to achieve this:
1) For Ebenezer's Carol to chart it needs to sell roughly 8,000 copies. The single needs be downloaded as a single, and not as part of the A Very Steampunk Christmas EP. It's available now from iTunes, eMusic and Amazon.
2) So, forward this message to all your friends (be they steampunks or otherwise) but remind them that they must buy the song by itself for it to get into the singles chart.
3) Blog about this, post a link on your Facebook page, Tweet about it, but most importantly - buy the single Ebenezer's Carol!
4) Arrange events themed around this, call the local press, use your contacts - whatever you've got - and we could really make this happen!
This is a chance for steampunk fans to really make themselves heard and make a difference for the future of Christmas. The fate of Ebenezer's Carol and Christmas music itself is in your hands! Let's make Christmas 2010 a Very Merry Steampunk Christmas!
Thursday, 25 November 2010
GoGo's Crazy Bones Annual 2010
Wondering what to get the GoGo's Crazy Bones fan in your life this Christmas? Well worry no more. You can do all your Crazy Bones Christmas shopping right here!Why not get them the GoGo's Crazy Bones Annual 2010?
Or the GoGo's Crazy Bones matching lunch box and water bottle?



Or, failing that, just get them some more
GoGo's like the ones in this Collector's Tin?
You really can't go wrong with GoGo's this Christmas!
Friday, 25 December 2009
MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Here's hoping that Father Christmas brought you everything you hoped for and that you and yours have a happy and memorable Christmas.
Wishing you a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Best wishes
Jonathan Green
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Best wishes
Jonathan Green
And, in case you missed the post earlier in the week, here's a present from me.
Friday, 6 November 2009
What is Myrrh Anyway? at Ealing's leading Art and Craft fair
Just a reminder that I will be at St James' Art and Craft Fair tomorrow - Saturday 7 November - between 10.00am and 4.00pm, selling - and of course signing! - copies of What is Myrrh Anyway? Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Christmas.

I also have a limited number of copies of the brand new American edition of the book Christmas Miscellany available, as well as some of my latest Fighting Fantasy adventure gamebook Stormslayer.


Admission is free, so if you're in the area, why not pop along and say "Hello"?

I also have a limited number of copies of the brand new American edition of the book Christmas Miscellany available, as well as some of my latest Fighting Fantasy adventure gamebook Stormslayer.


Admission is free, so if you're in the area, why not pop along and say "Hello"?
Labels:
Christmas,
Fighting Fantasy,
What is Myrrh Anyway?
Wednesday, 9 September 2009
Free mince pie!
Drop by my Christmas Miscellany blog now and receive a mince pie, absolutely free!

And keep an eye on the Christmas Miscellany blog over the coming weeks as people the world over start to prepare for the big day.

And keep an eye on the Christmas Miscellany blog over the coming weeks as people the world over start to prepare for the big day.
Thursday, 25 December 2008
Season's Greetings!
Merry Christmas!
Yes, Christmas Day is here at last, and hopefully some of you are waking up this morning to find that Father Christmas has left you a copy of What is Myrrh Anyway? in your stocking (along with all that cool GoGo's stuff you asked for)!
I hope you all have a wonderful day and remember you can listen to me, Dom Joly and Danny Wallace deconstructing the midwinter feast on Radio 5 Live from 12 noon.So we keep the olden greeting
With its meaning deep and true,
And wish a merrie Christmas
And a happy New Year to you.
With its meaning deep and true,
And wish a merrie Christmas
And a happy New Year to you.
(Old English saying)
Thursday, 4 December 2008
Meet Radio 5 Live's Christmologist - at Acton Christmas Fair
I will be at Acton Christmas Fair, this Saturday, 6 December, from 11.00am until 6.00pm, selling and signing copies of my book, What is Myrrh Anyway? Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Christmas.I will also be happy to (try to) answer your Christmas questions. And you can hear me doing just that on Christmas Day, at midday, on Radio 5 Live's Dom and Danny Do Christmas.
So, maybe I'll see you there.
Thursday, 2 October 2008
What is Myrrh Anyway? Released today!
Yes, it's like all your Christmases have come at once - What is Myrrh Anyway? is finally released today!It should be in all good bookshops now or, failing that, you can buy it online.
And in case you're new to this blog and wondering where the title of the book comes from, click the video link below.
Sunday, 28 September 2008
What is Myrrh Anyway? Out this week!
Hark, I am the bearer of glad tidings, to you and all your kin. For lo, What is Myrrh Anyway? is out this week!So that's all your Christmas shopping needs sorted, in one easy to read, easy to wrap book, that's the ideal size to fit inside your Christmas stocking!
What is Myrrh Anyway? hits the shops this Thursday, but you can already order it online at Amazon.
Ho, ho, ho.
Friday, 12 September 2008
What is Myrrh Anyway?
Much excitement in the Green househould this morning, as my author copies of What is Myrrh Anyway? have arrived. And for what started out as a relatively short stocking filler of a book, it's actually turned out to be quite a weighty little book on the subject of Christmas and its traditions.
So if you've always wondered why Christmas Day falls on 25 December, or can't understand why Brussels sprouts are always on the menu for Christmas dinner, then this little Christmas cracker of a book is the one for you.
The book isn't officially published by Icon Books until 2 October, but it is available to pre-order over on Amazon. And you can discover more fun and fascinating facts about the festive season over on the dedicated What is Myrrh Anyway? blog.
Ho, ho, ho.
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Christmas,
Icon Books,
What is Myrrh Anyway?
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