Please Support – Eurovision Handbook in aid of Irish Cancer Society
As someone who likes traditions and loves voting its no surprise that Im a huge Eurovision fan. This year, I have been lucky enough to team up with Adrian Kavanagh in order to produce ‘The 2013 Eurovision Handbook’. As many of you will know Adrian is one of the best statistical minds there is and his research on Eurovision is just amazing stuff. We decided that, whether you are a fan or not, the Eurovision contains a lot of interesting vote patterns, stories and fun.
Putting all this together we hope to give you a new way of looking at the contest and raise so money for the Irish Cancer Society while we are at it. All royalties from this book will be donated and we will not be taking any cut from it.
This handbook gives you a run down on each country and its record in the competition, any nuggets of interesting trivia, combined with mine and Adrians invaluable opinion on each song. The book also contains ‘Kavanaghs predictions’ a must if you intend to go betting (not that id trust Adrian with my mortgage mind you!). There are also chapters on The types of songs that win, the best positions to sing from and of course the politics of the competition.
Please support it and download it now for just €2.99 for a very good cause.
The kindle version is here on Amazon.co.uk http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-2013-Eurovision-Handbook-ebook/dp/B00CNTF0OM
Its also on Amazon.com here: http://www.amazon.com/The-2013-Eurovision-Handbook-ebook/dp/B00CNTF0OM
For those on other platforms besides Kindle you can use the following links: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/313221
Johnny Fallon 
Reblogged this on Just another Christian woman… talking through her hat! and commented:
For Eurovision fans everywhere… the ultimate handbook and all for a great cause – The Irish Cancer Society 🙂
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The Eurovision Handbook 2013, which accompanies much of the research underpinning this page, is out now! Profits going to Irish Cancer Society.
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where can it be bought please
Thanks Paula, it is only available as an ebook not in hard copy so it must be downloaded from the sites above
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