📖 AUGUST GIVEAWAY 📖 : ON SLEEP by Fleur Anderson
Sleep—or lack of it—is asserting its silent influence on our world.
Head over to MUP's Facebook page for your chance to win a copy of On Sleep by Fleur Anderson.
On Sleep is the story of our love-hate relationship with slumber. Part-time insomniac Fleur Anderson ponders the big questions: Why can't I sleep? Do politicians and other high-fliers ever admit they too are exhausted? Do they get enough sleep to make sensible decisions? Where is society heading, and why did I have that glass of cab sav?
We have three copies of On Sleep to give away to booklovers! To win a copy, visit our Facebook page now. Make sure to LIKE and SHARE the post.
The competition is open to AU/NZ residents only and entries close 6 PM on Wednesday, August 8. Winners will be notified via Facebook (one book per person only).
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Fleur Anderson →
Fleur Anderson is a former political journalist and parliamentary sketch writer with the Australian Financial Review, ABC’s Insiders panellist, a past vice-president of the Federal Parliamentary Press Gallery and a founding member of Canberra’s Women in Media.
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After twenty years in journalism, Fleur Anderson decided to follow Dr Seuss’s career advice to go where ‘it’s opener out there, in the wide open air’ to explore the new world of artificial intelligence and digital…
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