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Recommendations

In no particular order, here are some people and books that I highly recommend.

Family & Friends: Marya Graff (beautiful wife), Felix Graff (wonderful son, terrific soccer player), Cosmo Graff (wonderful son, future ship's captain), Sean Graff (thoughtful brother, amazing photographer), Kirstin Scott (delightful sister-in-law, captivating writer), Frank Sennett (friend, editor, novelist, countryman), Joel Reese (friend, wordsmith, frisbee tosser), Ian Chipman (the comic-book gourmand), Carlos ...

Invite Keir to your library or book club!

Schedule permitting, I would be happy to visit your library, book club, or corner tavern. I charge a heck of a lot less than Neil Gaiman. And while Neil Gaiman may be a bestselling author and a scintillating entertainer, for less than 1% of his customary speaking fee, I promise to be 25 to 50% as entertaining--a bargain well worth considering.

If you're hosting a book fair or other literary event, I can discuss writing, reviewing, publishing, or my favorite topic: my own books. I also have a h...

FAQ

Most frequently asked frequently asked questions first.

Will you read my unpublished novel?

Maybe. I have been helped along the way by many people who have taken the time to read and critique my own work, and I enjoy helping other people, too. Unfortunately, because of the large amount of reading I do for work—and the large amount of time I need to write—my time for reading unpublished novels is very limited. So here's the deal: send me a short description of your novel and what you're hoping t...

A Novel Idea!

At my day job, as editor of Booklist Online, I do all sorts of things to support the various spotlight issues of Booklist magazine — some of my activities are more serious than others. Two years ago, in the Mystery Showcase, I wrote “Reading Is My Business,” about a hard-boiled book reviewer tasked with finding a missing galley. Last year, as part of the Spotlight on SF/Fantasy, I wrote “The Read,” about a book reviewer who travels a road in a post-apocalyptic landscape.
This year, for our...