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April 23, 2012

Timeline

I will be appearing at the following locations, briefly, within these windows of time. Catch me if you can!


Friday, April 27


Pittsburgh



10 am - noon Mystery Lovers Bookshop


10 am - noon Barnes & Noble



Erie



1 - 3 Barnes & Noble



Buffalo



3 - 5 Barnes & Noble



Rochester



5 - 7 Barnes & Noble at R.I.T.



Syracuse



7 - 9 Barnes & Noble



Saturday, April 28


Albany



9 - 10 Flights of Fantasy



Holyoke, MA



11 - 1 Barnes & Noble



Boston



1 - 3 Trident


1 - 3 Barbara’s Bookstore



Providence



3 - 5 Books on the Square


3 - 5 Barnes & Noble



New Haven



7 - 9 Atticus Bookstore/Cafe



Sunday, April 29


Manhattan



9 - 11 The Strand



Philadelphia



12 - 2 Barnes & Noble



Baltimore



3 - 5 Atomic Books


3 - 5 The Book Escape



D.C.



6 - 7 Politics & Prose



Richmond



7 - 9 Barnes & Noble



Monday, April 30



Wilmington



9 - 10 Pomegranate Books



Charleston



1 - 2 Barnes & Noble



Savannah



4 - 6 Barnes & Noble



Jacksonville



8 - 9 Barnes & Noble (St. Johns Town Center)


8 - 9 Barnes & Noble (San Jose Blvd.)



Tuesday, May 1


Spanish Fort



9am - 10 Barnes & Noble



New Orleans



noon - 2 Garden District Book Shop


noon - 2 Maple Street Book Shop


noon - 2 Octavia Books



Jackson



SPECIAL SIGNING, 6 p.m. Lemuria Books



Wednesday, May 2


Oxford



9 - 10 Square Books



Memphis



noon - 1 Burke’s Books



St. Louis



5 - 7 The Book House


5 - 7 Left Bank Books


5 - 7 Subterranean Books



Thursday, May 3


Indianapolis



9 - 10 Big Hat



Columbus



1 - 2 Book Loft



Mansfield



3 - 5 Main St. Books


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April 20, 2012

Read This: Mockingjay, by Suzanne Collins

All good things must come to an end. Finished Mockingjay last night around 2 a.m. because the last 75 pages grabbed me tight and wouldn’t let go until it had its way with me. In this third and final book of the Hunger Games trilogy, Katniss and company wage war against the Capitol, revenge for [...]
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Being a Writer

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Win a copy of The Man from Primrose Lane!

Enter to win at Goodreads!
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Read This: The Shadow of Death, by Philip Ginsburg

Shadow of Death is as much about the loss of innocence of a region in America—and, America itself—as much as it is about the dogged hunt by North Country detectives for a killer of women. First published in 1993, journalist Philip Ginsburg’s book tells the true story of a wave of murders that took place [...]
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The Man from Primrose Lane now available on Audible.com

One of my favorite things in life is to take a cross-country trip in a quiet car while listening to a cool and spooky audiobook. If you have a trip planned, or simply like listening to books on your way to work, you can now take along my novel, The Man from Primrose Lane. L.J. [...]
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Introducing the A/V Club

I’m tinkering around with some recordings of classic horror and scifi tales, for a new section on this blog that will be called the A/V club. Here’s a preview: The Cremation of Sam McGee
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Read This… Koko, by Peter Straub

Found this novel staring at me from the shelf of a used book store about a year ago. I picked it up, saw it was a first edition, and decided I had nothing to lose at the discounted price of $2.50. As I walked it to the counter, a single playing card fell out of [...]
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Taiwan cover creeps me out.

Coming soon from Azoth…
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Read This: Ready Player One, by Ernest Cline

I will give any book a chance if the author owns a DeLorian. And Ready Player One, by uber-geek Ernest Cline, did not disappoint. If you don’t know already, RPO is set in the not-too-distant future, where most of humanity works, plays, and shops in a virtual reality simulation known as the OASIS. Meanwhile, the [...]
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