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Pro Git Review Copies

My Pro Git book is shipping pretty soon and I’ve been asked by Apress to give them a list of people to send review copies to. Since I really have…

Scott Chacon·@schacon

August 20, 2009 | Updated January 4, 2019

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My Pro Git book is shipping pretty soon and I’ve been asked by Apress to give them a list of people to send review copies to. Since I really have no idea who I should send copies to, I thought I’d ask you.

If you are interested in reviewing Pro Git and want me to send you a review copy, please send me an email (scott at github) with your name, your blog or publication or user group or whatever you want to review it for, and your mailing address. I have somewhere around 10-15 to give out, so please let me know.

Thanks!

Update: Thanks everyone for sending me your info – I have more than enough now. I’ll try to get copies out to whomever I can.

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