What’cha doin’ Saturday?

[rolanni]

We — that’s Sharon Lee and Steve Miller, in our Official Auctorial Personas — are going to be signing books at the Barnes and Noble in the Augusta, Maine, Marketplace, from 1 p.m. Until. Come on by and say “Hi!”, buy a book and get it signed. We do personalizations! And, as well all know, Books Make Wonderful Presents.

Can’t get to the BN Augusta location, but still want signed Lee and Miller, or Lee, books for yourself, friends or family? Not a problem!

Jeanne Peterson Kamfonik, Beggar’s Ride Studio and Gallery, 207.937.2673, or request on www.facebook.com/beggarsrideart — has signed Carousel Tides on hand and ready to go to good homes.

And!

Ellen Richmond, Children’s Book Cellar, 207.872.4543, kidsbookscellarATmyfairpointDOTnet (where AT and DOT replace The Usual) — has all Lee and Miller titles, plus Carousel Tides.

Both Jeanne and Ellen will ship to you folks who live Away, but you have to act fast if you want books in time for Christmas! …like now, for instance.

Originally published at Sharon Lee, Writer. You can comment here or there.

Comments

Gus Wants to Know

[claire774.livejournal.com]

Crossing fingers and paws for Hexapuma. Gus wants to know the results of the tests when available.

I wonder if you have Costco stores back East. I've found UT authors of Sci Fi and Fantasy sitting in the St. George Costco store now twice. Yesterday a very nice young woman called Alicia Buck, mother of three and St. George resident, was sitting in Costco with her first novel, a fantasy, at a table available to sign books and answer questions. I wonder if there may be a lot of such young mothers like Stephanie Meyer writing while their children grow up. When I've finished Alicia's novel, Flecks of Gold, I'll let all of you know what I think of it. So far excellent. I told her about you and Steve.
C. and Gus.

Spelling

[claire774.livejournal.com]

That would be Stephenie Meyer. Who knew?
C.