Only 3 copies remain of Whit Stillman’s The Last Days of Disco, With Cocktails at Petrossian Afterwards in the US. In the UK, only 4 remain. In Australia 2 remain.
Francais:
We are giving away a copy of Love & Friendship: In Which Jane Austen’s Lady Susan Vernon Is Entirely Vindicated. The entry should look exactly like this.
You must tag the @whitstillmanunofficialdotorg to officially enter. Meaning, the book must show up in the site instagram’s mentions page.
The winner may get a Kindle or hardcopy book, depending on your location. If for some reason a book can’t get to you do to price restrictions or geographical restrictions, we’ll work it out.
All you have to do to enter:
1.) Share the photo below on instagram,
2.) Enter with the hashtags below. *
3.) Plus, to be eligible, tag the unofficial whitstillman instagram page: @whitstillmanunofficialdotorg (the post must show up in our mentions to have a chance to win).
* Here are the hashtags to use:
#whitstillman #highlyironic #notromantic #ladysusanvindicated #ladysusan #janeausten #bookgiveaway
A winner will be chosen at random by May 9th.
You can purchase Whit Stillman’s first two scripts. Only 16 copies remain. Here’s the link:
Barcelona and Metropolitan: Tales of Two Cities (2 Screenplays)
If in Paris Jan 24 come to our @Shakespeare_Co event featuring rare edition of the Love & Friendship novel. Follows the Vaclav Havel evening https://t.co/09RaKWynbx
— Whit Stillman (@WhitStillman) January 5, 2017
Whit Stillman’s novel, based on the film, Love & Friendship is out (since May 3rd). So if for some reason you cannot make it to the theater, then be sure to check out this highly acclaimed novel.
Purchase in the USA, UK & Canada
As a bonus it has the original text in the back.
“A postmodern confection [that’s] very, very funny.”―Penelope Green, New York Times
“In the ever-booming Austen spinoff industry, where paeans to Mr. Darcy are the norm, rewriting a work of the master’s in the guise of one of her detractors makes for an eccentrically cheeky tribute.”―Alexandra Schwartz, New Yorker
“A merry comedy of pride, prejudice, and duplicity…. Silly, sly, eccentric characters and brisk chatter make for a diverting romp.”―Kirkus Reviews
“Lady Susan is finally getting some long overdue respect.”―Alexandra Alter, New York Times
“Witty and delightful.”―BookPage
“Both quirky and hilarious.”―Publishers Weekly
“Lady Susan remains deliciously wicked.”―Julia Felsenthal, Vogue
“Stillman worships Austen and [the book and film] show a deep familiarity with her life, work, and times.”―Laura Miller, Slate
“Stillman has a fine eye for social niceties.”―Library Journal, Editor’s Pick
“Both movie and book are much funnier than they sound in a brief description.”―Scott Timberg, Salon