headed for the train....
deliasherman & I will be in Boston (well, Cambridge/Harvard Square) tomorrow, signing books*:
12:00 - 12:45 Signing at Harvard Book Store, side-by-side with Brandon Sanderson.
Then we pop in to Vericon** (will somebody pack me a sandwich??) for:
1:00 Reading
2:30 - 4:00 pm Panel on Collaborations in Writing with Brandon Sanderson & Holly Black.
Other guests include Sarah Smith, Catherine Asaro, Holly Black & Austin Grossman. Looking forward to seeing everyone!
* I don't know which books HBS will have on hand - but, no, not the new Welcome to Borderland, which won't be out 'til May. i will, however, have attractive & colorful Welcome to Borderland postcards for all! And of course feel free to bring your own well-worn copies of our older work for us to sign. I don't think they'll mind, and we certainly won't.
**Vericon, a science-fiction, fantasy, gaming, and anime convention, has been held annually at Harvard University since 2001. The convention is sponsored by the Harvard-Radcliffe Science Fiction Association (HRSFA), an undergraduate student group.
For other upcoming appearances, click here; we try to keep it pretty well updated.
12:00 - 12:45 Signing at Harvard Book Store, side-by-side with Brandon Sanderson.
Then we pop in to Vericon** (will somebody pack me a sandwich??) for:
1:00 Reading
2:30 - 4:00 pm Panel on Collaborations in Writing with Brandon Sanderson & Holly Black.
Other guests include Sarah Smith, Catherine Asaro, Holly Black & Austin Grossman. Looking forward to seeing everyone!
* I don't know which books HBS will have on hand - but, no, not the new Welcome to Borderland, which won't be out 'til May. i will, however, have attractive & colorful Welcome to Borderland postcards for all! And of course feel free to bring your own well-worn copies of our older work for us to sign. I don't think they'll mind, and we certainly won't.
**Vericon, a science-fiction, fantasy, gaming, and anime convention, has been held annually at Harvard University since 2001. The convention is sponsored by the Harvard-Radcliffe Science Fiction Association (HRSFA), an undergraduate student group.
For other upcoming appearances, click here; we try to keep it pretty well updated.