Dorsey at RJ Julia

[BarryP]

If I read their calendar correctly Dorsey will be at RJ Julia in Madison CT Feb 22 2013 7:00 pm talking about his latest release, The Rip Tide Ultra Glide. Great reading for the absurdists among us.

[BarryP]

I net to see Dorsey today. As chaotic as the novels are, he plots them out several books in advance, so was talking about up coming adventures of Serge following in the footsteps of Peter Fonda in Easy Rider.
His love and enthusiasm for Florida come right through, as well as the thought that he was the walking tourguide to Florida that Serge is in his novels.

[Ann]

How fun, Barry! And interesting that underpinning the chaos is some planning of structure. I always find it fascinating that each author is somewhat unique in their approach to plot and outline versus free form.
Barry wrote: "I net to see Dorsey today. As chaotic as the novels are, he plots them out several books in advance, so was talking about up coming adventures of Serge following in the footsteps of Peter Fonda in Easy Rider.."

[Sherry]

Barry wrote: "I net to see Dorsey today. As chaotic as the novels are, he plots them out several books in advance, so was talking about up coming adventures of Serge following in the footsteps of Peter Fonda in..."

glad you got to go hear him speak, barry.

[Carol/Bonadie]

Barry wrote: "I net to see Dorsey today. As chaotic as the novels are, he plots them out several books in advance, so was talking about up coming adventures of Serge following in the footsteps of Peter Fonda in..."

Good for you, Barry. I'm looking forward to our next outing at R Julia. still remember some memorable ones, like John Dunning. Wonder how he is doing?

[Ann]

I loved the Bookman books! Carol/Bonadie wrote: ". I'm looking forward to our next outing at R Julia. still remember some memorable ones, like John Dunning. Wonder how he is doing? "

[Sherry]

Ann wrote: "I loved the Bookman books! Carol/Bonadie wrote: ". I'm looking forward to our next outing at R Julia. still remember some memorable ones, like John Dunning. Wonder how he is doing? ""

carol and i were worried that we'd be the only ones at the dunning signing and while we were driving there, came up with a list of questions that we could ask him. of course when we arrived, the room was packed and we got the last two seats in the room..lol

[Carol/Bonadie]

Sherry wrote: "
carol and i were worried that we'd be the only ones at the dunning signing and while we were driving there, came up with a list of questions that we could ask him. of course when we arrived, the room was packed and we got the last two seats in the room..lol

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Oh that's right, Sherry, I forgot about that! I do remember the extended conversation I had with him in the signing line about
Two O'Clock, Eastern Wartime, which I absolutely loved. In fact I think I'm ready for a re-read of that some day.

[Ann]

Carol: Oh I agree, Two O'Clock, Eastern Wartime is a book that does rank a re-read (and in my mind, few do!)
Carol/Bonadie wrote: "I do remember the extended conversation I had with him in the signing line about Two O'Clock, Eastern Wartime, which I absolutely loved. In fact I think I'm ready for a re-read of that some day. "