Under the Niwabanner
At our book table in the Artist Alley, a section of the dealers room in the Portland Crowne Plaza Hotel.
Tablemeister Brad Wheeler
there with his epic sci-fi novel, Fugitives from Earth: A story of characters caught up in events outside their control, who must struggle to survive in a Solar System torn asunder by the forces of political and economic change. 
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With Michele Makinson
who drove all the way down from Washington to join us for the day, so we could meet her for the first time. There with her books, The Sophia Anderson Mysteries, including Kanani's Golden Caves and The Violin for middle grade readers and up.
and Adam Copeland
there with his book, Echoes of Avalon, a tale of history meets myth:
A knight returning from the Crusade who's lost faith in all things is offered a new beginning as protector of Avalon, where he's tempted to believe in people again until a villain arrives bent on destruction. But before he can battle monsters, he must first defeat his personal demons. |
Improv writing table
While there I led an improv writing table. Thanks to all the people who came and wrote fun SF stories like:
There's No Place Like Home, Fewmets, Savior, Who Me?, The Ticklemonster and Mushroom Man.
Favorite bits:
There's No Place Like Home, Fewmets, Savior, Who Me?, The Ticklemonster and Mushroom Man.
Favorite bits:
Book Signing
Saturday June 8th 2013 at the Book Warehouse
(Myrtle Beach, SC)
My nieces were awesome helping me with set up.
It somehow seemed appropriate to get family photos in a bookstore—and here's one with my parents.
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Author Presentation
Thursday, June 14th 2013 at the McCormick County Public Library
(McCormick, SC)
Refreshments provided by Books on Main, the local, indie bookseller run by Friends of the Library. And Ellen's award-winning peach punch.
Below is the article for it in the Shorelines Magazine.
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