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Who wants a free audiobook? Tracy’s giveaway

Last week Sam gave away three copies of our new audiobook version of Fit at Mid-Life: A Feminist Fitness Journey. We love that there is an audio version of the book now. Our narrator, Adrienne Cornette, did a fantastic job reading it. And our agent, Lisa Adams, put in a lot of time reviewing the drafts and imposing her exacting standards to make sure it’s the best it can be.

Image description: audiobook cover with blurb at top that says “A gateway to radical body confidence, ” Louise Green author of Big Fit Girl. Then it says “Samantha Brennan & Tracy Isaacs” and then in large block letters “FIT AT MID-LIFE: A Feminist Fitness Journey.”

This week it’s my turn for a giveaway! I too have some codes. And I’m eager to share them. And you hardly have to do anything (but not nothing). We’d like a bit of help promoting the audiobook. There are two ways you can do that and be eligible for the audiobook contest:

  1. Share this post on Twitter and tag us @FitFeminists so we know you did.
  2. Share this post from our Facebook page (where it will appear today) and if you share it we’ll be able to see that you did as long as your settings on that share are public.

I’ll close the contest at noon Eastern Time (Daylight Savings!) on Sunday and announce the winners.

Thanks and good luck!

Image description: low angle shot of Tracy and Sam standing in the street in workout gear, Sam on her bike with one foot on the ground, both wearing sunglasses, smiling, a low industrial building and a stop sign in the background, overcast sky.
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Win our book!

Greg at KineSophy interviewed us for his blog and he’s having a book giveaway.

Here’s an excerpt from the interview:

Greg: You co-write a blog called “Fit Is a Feminist Issue.” What does feminism mean to you?

Sam: Feminism for me is a commitment to women’s equality with a focus on the values of inclusion and diversity. It’s also about paying attention to intersectional injustice. My feminism is trans-inclusive, body positive, anti-racist, and anti-ableist. That’s not to say I always get things right. I don’t. I make mistakes like everyone else. I try to listen and to apologize when I get things wrong.

Tracy: Like Sam, I think of feminism as a social movement for equality that cares about inclusion and diversity. Feminist analysis recognizes unjust structures of power and social arrangements that privilege some and disadvantage others in systemic ways on the basis of membership in social groups. It’s not just about gender. A true feminist approach has to recognize intersecting social locations such as race, disability, sexuality, economic status, class, and others that generate unique forms of and experiences of oppression.

Go read the rest here.

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We’re also hosting a giveaway over at GoodReads. You can win Fit at Mid-Life by Samantha Brennan and Tracy Isaacs. Giveaway ends June 23, 2018. See the giveaway details at Goodreads.
If you win, please leave us a review at GoodReads and at Amazon.com.
Thanks!

A person with rolled up blue jeans and bare feet sitting on a stack of books, reading. The image is shot from the waist down. Photo from UnSplash, by Gaelle Marcel.

 

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Fit at Mid-Life Book give-away! Three ways to win

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Hi everyone. We’re having a contest! Want to win a copy of Fit at Mid-Life: A Feminist Fitness Journey by Sam and Tracy? It’s officially coming out with Greystone Books on April 14 (Canada) and April 17 (US) and we want to give three of our followers a chance to win an early “sneak peek” copy.

There are three ways to enter.

Facebook: Comment on this post on our Facebook page (Fit Is a Feminist Issue) by telling us your favourite fitness /pursuit activity (one word answers are just fine).

Twitter: Retweet our tweet about this contest post (@FitFeminists).

Instagram: Show us some Instagram love by liking the contest post on Instagram.  [we had a photo issue so we posted a second time on Instagram, which is where this link goes. If you liked the first post, don’t worry, it’s still up and we will consider you eligible.]

We’ll randomly select three winners, one from the Facebook comments and one from our Twitter retweets and one from the Instagram likes.

The contest closes at 11:59 Eastern Time on March 31st and is open to North American residents only. We will get in touch with the winners for North American mailing address and our publisher will send them each a book.

If you aren’t one of the lucky three, the books are already showing up on the shelves in bookstores and are available on-line from our publisher Greystone Books. Or you can pre-order them from Amazon, official release April 14 (Canada), 17 (US) and 19 (UK).

Good luck!

Additional Rules:

One entry per account on each platform.

Maximum of one prize per individual.

Prizes will only be shipped to addresses within North America, which in this case refers to the continental US and Canada.

For the Facebook contest, only original comments will be considered entries (feel free to comment on another’s comment but it won’t count as an entry unless it’s a stand-alone comment).

For Twitter, only retweets of the original post will considered entries.