Upcoming Events
Wow. I can’t believe it’s that time of year already: Orycon is this weekend! I’ll be attending the convention Friday-Sunday (if you see me in the hall or after a panel, come up and say hi! I come to these kinds of things to visit and have fun, and would love to chat.) and THEN I’ll be a part of the huge Sci-Fi Authorfest at Powell’s Books over in Beaverton.
After that (next Friday, the 14th) I’ll be in Seattle at the University Bookstore for a signing with Diana Pharaoh Francis and Leah Cutter, and at the end of the month, I’ll be at our local (Salem, Oregon) Book Bin for Indies First Day.
Here is my schedule for these awesome events:
ORYCON
POWELL’S SCI-FI AUTHORFEST 8
Sunday, November 9 – 4:00 pm
(from their events calendar:)
A starfleet of science fiction and fantasy authors descends for one galactic booksigning event. Attending authors include: Bryan Thomas Schmidt, J. A. Pitts, Phyllis Irene Radford, Mike Moscoe/Shepherd, Kristine Kathyrn Rusch, Dean Wesley Smith, Andy Mangels, Leah Cutter, Jason Hough, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Daniel H. Wilson, Wendy Wagner, Steve Perry, Diana Pharoah Francis, Adrian Phoenix, Mark Ferrari, Shannon Page, Brent Weeks, Devon Monk, Ru Emerson, Jason Gurley, Ken Scholes, Todd McCaffrey, Jennifer Brozek, Annie Bellet, and Lindsay Johnson. The Cloud City Garrison of the 501st Imperial Legion and the Kashyyk Base of the Rebel Legion will also be on-hand.
UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE SIGNING
Friday, November 14 – 7:00 pm
(from their events page:)
If you love fantasy, then this reading, signing, and panel discussion with authors Diana Pharoh Francis, Devon Monk, and Leah Cutter should not be missed. Although they’ll certainly have much to share, we’re especially excited to learn more about their recently released books and the exciting new adventures they begin.
Trace of Magic by Francis introduces us to Riley Hollis, a young woman whose magical ability to trace anyone and anything pulls her into a dangerous mystery, House Immortal by Monk draws us into battle for survival between those made immortal by the thread that stitches their bodies together and those who seek to claim their power for themselves, and The Changeling Troll by Cutter tells the story of a young woman who meets her exact twin just before the entire world around her starts to unravel.
INDIES FIRST DAY – BOOK BIN
Saturday, November 29th – hours to be announced
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miki
i hope you will have a lot of success at these events!!
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