Going to San Diego Comic Con this week! Here’s my schedule:
Thursday: 12-1 pm: Signing HOUNDED at Random House booth #1515
Friday: I am a free agent. However, if you can’t go to the Con and you’d like to see me, here’s your chance. I’ll be at the coffee shop called Upstart Crow at 9 am chilling out. I’ll sign anything you bring, chat a bit, and enjoy life.
Saturday: An urban fantasy panel at 10:30 in room 5AB!!! It’s rather embarrassingly titled “Hot Town: Faeries in the City.” I did not make that up. Super spiffy authors joining me: Kat Richardson, Anton Strout, Jeanne Stein, J.F. Lewis, and Seanan McGuire. Afterward from 12:30-1:30 there will be an official signing thingie in the autograph signing area; all my books will be for sale by Mysterious Galaxy, though of course you’re welcome to come say hi without buying anything.
ALSO Saturday: Signing at the Random House booth #1515 at 3 PM. You can drop by there anytime, by the way, and snag a bookmark or five. I’m leaving TRICKED bookmarks there and I think they’ll have some bookmarks for TRAPPED. They will also be hosting authors there during the whole convention, so make sure you stop by to check out the scheduled appearances.
That will pretty much take care of my public appearances for a few months. Need to get lots of writing done after that. :)
I’ve been wondering about this for the past several months. Do you still teach or are you able to write full time now. Both my wife, who is a speech path in public education and my sister, who used to teach middle school science have shown how much that time that takes up after hours. I can’t even begin to imagine keeping up grading papers, working on lesson plans and producing great literature as well as providing quality time for family.
Sorry, I am a photojournalist and I am just naturally curious and always have this questions running through my head I want to ask. I find it helps with the job.
Ed
Full time now. :)
Man, you need to come to Canada Even though Toronto is a hueggue city, I’ve never been chased, or assaulted by hobos, or have seen anyone being arrested.