
This past week plus has been a busy one. Sunday, July 26th, I participated in a middle grade author event at
Books of Wonder in New York City, where I got to talk up
Nightborn on a panel alongside Newbery Honor Award Winning Author, Gail Carson Levine, celebrating her recently released
Stolen Magic, and Sarah Mlynowksi (of the
Whatever After series). Then I spent a week in New York City with the family, seeing the sights, eating the food, taking in a Broadway play, and introducing them to the good people I work with at Penguin Random House.

Home on the following Friday, I took off work to spend the day playing a
Fate Core RPG game with my son and nephew that we set in the world of
Thrones & Bones. Which, by the way, is amazing fun!
Then Saturday, August 1, the Hoover Public Library hosted their first
Sci-Fi & Fantasy Fest, a celebration of books, games, films, and television, headlined by Katherine Harbour, Bobby Nash, and Van Allen Plexico. I participated in a wonderful RPG panel, alongside veteran gamer Mark Owens and
Excelsior game store owner Ken Oswald. Then in the afternoon I was on a second panel with authors Stephen Duncan, J.F. Lewis, and Ingrid Seymour (and moderated by Jared Millet). Thanks to the organizers and to
Barnes & Noble for handling book sales. The event seemed well attended and I hope the Hoover Library will host it again next year.
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