Come see me at ConDor
ConDor will be held next weekend at the Handlery Hotel in San Diego. It is a wonderful science fiction, fantasy, and horror con, and I highly recommend it. ConDor is collecting paperbacks for the troops, so come bearing gifts!
My ConDor programming is as follows:
Sunday 10:00 AM: Alternate History, The Road Less Traveled – It Doesn’t
Always Have To Be WWII and The Civil War
Presidio Room With: David Bratman, Sheila Finch, Eric Flint, Sherwood
Smith
Sunday 11:00 AM: Autographs
Dealers Room With: Howard Hendrix
Sunday 1:00 PM: Fairy Horror – The Not So Fair Folk
Presidio Room With: Lynn Maudlin, Kevin Andrew Murphy, Atanielle
Rowland
Sunday 3:00 PM: Witches, Voodoo and Curses, Oh My! Magical Horror
Executive Room With: Denise Dumars, Cody Goodfellow, Karen Taylor
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ConDor and Classes!
I will be a guest at ConDor Con, San Diego’s longest running science fiction convention. Please come by and say hi. I’ll also be teaching Short Story Writing I at UCSD Extension on Wednesday nights from 6:30 to 9:30 at the Extension Complex at the UCSD campus. The class will run from April 11 to June 6.
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Happy Valentine’s Day
I have begun working on another kidgoth book and I am psyched! I got a great handmade card from my daughter, some chocolate, and my Valentine’s T-shirt is caked with frosting from passing out cupcakes at her class party. All that plus the great sales for Pretty Little Devils, and a virtual visit from my webmaster, Sam Devol, who straightened out the wacky mess I made of the site yesterday. What a lovely Valentine’s Day. I hope yours was good, too.
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PRETTY LITTLE DEVILS * PRETTY IN PINK!
I am so excited to announce that the paperback edition of PRETTY LITTLE DEVILS is red hot! I mean, hot pink! What I’m trying to say is that it’s on the stands and it is selling very well. Thank you so much to everyone who has bought a copy! I’ve been receiving a lot of very supportive mail in addition the comments on this site. I’m grateful to all you pretty little readers who have been getting the word out. And PLEASE remember that there are still a few (million!) people who haven’t read it yet, so let’s keep the ending a pretty little secret, eh?
Hannah Gomez of Teenreads.com had these nice words:
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