West Coast Tour, November
I know, I haven't blogged much this past month. Mostly this was because of medical matters—nothing to be alarmed about, in the end, but it meant a bit of a hiatus in the writing-and-working life. I'm back at the dayjob now and trying to make up for lost time, which means the writing time is still limited.
However, I'll soon be talking a lot about writing and The Brides of Rollrock Island in particular, when I take a trip down the West Coast of the US. Here's how it will go:
Seattle:
However, I'll soon be talking a lot about writing and The Brides of Rollrock Island in particular, when I take a trip down the West Coast of the US. Here's how it will go:
Seattle:
- Thursday Nov 8, 7pm, Barnes & Noble Lynwood
- Friday Nov 9, 4.30pm, Seattle Public Library, Northeast Branch (Note: Not University Bookstore as previously listed, they're just the booksellers for the event.)
San Francisco:
- Saturday Nov 10, 2pm, Barnes & Noble El Cerrito
- Monday Nov 12, 7pm, Rakestraw
Phoenix:
- Tuesday Nov 13, 7pm, Changing Hands
- Wednesday, Nov 14, 6pm, Barnes & Noble Desert Ridge
Las Vegas:
- Thursday Nov 15, 7pm, Barnes & Noble 2772 (with David Levithan)
- Friday Nov 16, 11am, session at NCTE conference
If you're in any of these cities, at any of these times, please come along.
4 Comments:
Sorry to hear about illness. Enjoy America. I am sure the taste of culture will inspire more writerly goodness.
Just to be clear: Danville and El Cerrito are NOT San Francisco. But I'm still going to come out to say 'Hi'.
HUZZAH!
Sean: Travel is always inspiring. Such a privilege to be invited!
Mark: Close enough. Danville and El Cerrito are cold and foggy too, right? (Also, bring lots of friends, okay? I'd be happy, truly, to read just to you, but I think we'd both feel more comfortable if others were present too.:D)
Jei: See note to Mark above. Bring friends and have bells on. Please. :D
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