Did you win one of October’s book giveaways?

If you recognize your email, congratulations!

Email of Japanagram October book giveaway winner

You just won a copy of Liza Dalby’s The Tale of Murasaki!

Cover of The Tale of Murasaki by Liza Dalby

If you think this is you, shoot a message to JapanagramJonelle@gmail.com and tell me if you’d like an ebook or paperback (and if paperback, let me know a mailing address you’d like it sent to) and I’ll get it to you soonest.

If I didn’t pull your name from the hat this time, you might get lucky next month! In this month’s Japanagram, I’m giving away a copy of William Gibson’s Idoru, so check the December 1st Japanagram to see if it’s your lucky day.

Cover of Idoru by William Gibson

And you could be a book giveaway winner and not know it!

Maybe your Japanagram was accidentally sorted into your junk folder, or maybe you were just too busy to read it that month, but a few of the winners from past book giveaways haven’t claimed their prizes yet, and I wanted to give you another chance!

Keep scrolling for links to past months’ winners, because there are some free books still waiting to be claimed…

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Click on the photo to learn if you won a signed paperback copy of

The Last Tea Bowl Thief

Cover of The Last Tea Bowl Thief by Jonelle Patrick

SPECIAL EDITION WINNERS

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Click on the month to learn if you won a signed paperback copy of

It Was You

Cover of It Was You by Jonelle patrick

SEPTEMBER WINNERS

AUGUST WINNERS

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How I pick the winners: On the last day of each month, I load all the email addresses of Japanagram subscribers into a random name picker on the Web and ask it to choose subscribers to match however many books I’m giving away that month. Then I publish the emails in the next day’s Japanagram (all emails obscured in a way so only the subscriber will be able to recognize it as their own, of course!)

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The Last Tea Bowl Thief is an Editor’s Pick for Best Mystery, Thrillers & Suspense on Amazon!

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Jonelle Patrick writes mystery novels set in Tokyo, and blogs at Only In Japan and The Tokyo Guide I Wish I’d Had

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