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Signed books and bookstores
Dec. 17th, 2011 04:26 pmSwung by Uncle Hugo's to sign copies of A Day at the Inn, A Night at the Palace and Other Stories, Hellebore and Rue, Haunted Hearths and Sapphic Shades, Night's Kiss and Crave as well as my stories in So Fey: Queer Fairy Fiction and Time Well Bent this morning. I'm really pleased to have my books in another local bookstore, something which is often a struggle for small press authors.
Speaking of which, True Colors Bookstore in Minneapolis, oldest feminist bookstore in the world at this point, will have to closeup shop at the end of February unless they get an investor or a new owner. I'm pretty bummed about this, seeing as the owner is a friend of mine and I go to a lot of readings there, both my own and other people's. If you know anyone who'd like to own all of part of an indie bookstore, please spread the word.
In the meantime, please shop there (they also carry signed copies of all my books, just saying).
Speaking of which, True Colors Bookstore in Minneapolis, oldest feminist bookstore in the world at this point, will have to closeup shop at the end of February unless they get an investor or a new owner. I'm pretty bummed about this, seeing as the owner is a friend of mine and I go to a lot of readings there, both my own and other people's. If you know anyone who'd like to own all of part of an indie bookstore, please spread the word.
In the meantime, please shop there (they also carry signed copies of all my books, just saying).
