Attention Holiday Shoppers!

[lagilman]

In case one or two of you were wondering, the varietal of choice while writing THE WEIGHT OF STONE seems to have been zinfandel, with occasional forays this summer into sauvignon blanc. That surprised me, as I thought it would be shiraz or tannat blend. Live and learn...


An Update to the December 5th Signing in Binghamton, NY:

Yes, you can order a signed copy of ANY BOOK OF MINE IN PRINT, even if you are not in the area.

As per the store manager:
"If folks need it shipped to another Waldens, they just need to let me know which one (mall it is in, city, something. Store number if they are feeling super helpful and want to ask the folks at the store for me so I don't have to hunt it down). If they don't have a Waldens, I will ship it to them directly."

Remember, folk, the holidays are coming up! A signed, personalized hardcover makes a fabulous gift -- and so easy to gift-wrap! (and if you ask, we'll even wrap it for you! But be warned, pbray is picking the paper...)

Comments

[liamstliam.livejournal.com]

Come closer . . .

Binghamton's a good start, but Albany . . . Saratoga Springs . . .

You are getting sleepy . . .

(yes, I know, you do not have a lot of gontrol over these things)

[lagilman]

guys, if you can get, hrm, ten people to sign in blood that they will buy at least one book from one of us (they don't have to show up, just pre-order and pick it up later!), then we will do our damndest to bring the Mag7 Road Show to you.

We're obliging that way.

[pbray.livejournal.com]

Are you implying that not everyone appreciates Transformers wrapping paper? I suppose I can throw in some dinosaurs...

[mtlawson.livejournal.com]

Hey, I'm sure Jim Hines loves Transformers wrapping paper.

My wife would go for dinosaurs (or Trilobites, if you've got them). Just sayin'....