Knives, Books & Reading
May. 11th, 2010 09:57 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ellenkushnerI guess Temporary Culture's first mailing of pre-orders for my new Riverside short story, "The Man With the Knives," has gone out. Because thank you, friends, for your lovely - and very kind - personal notes about it. (If you see/post a review, please let me know & I'll pass it on to Henry & Tom.)
The live recording of Delia & me reading the story aloud at NYRSF is still up at WBAI.org Archives under "Hour of the Wolf" - but there are only 3 days left to play it there. (Tech-savvy folk may know a way to capture it for permanent listening. HotW producer![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jfreund points out that it would be terribly, terribly wrong for you to PM and ask about this.) The show opens with about 45 minutes of music & chitchat (plus short reading of Henry's work-in-progess), and then you hear MWK, which runs about :35.
There are still plenty of books left, so don't hesitate to order if you want one. I have signed many copies (just my name) of existing stock; if you want me to personalize it for you, I'll be glad to do so when next we meet (or when next I stop by Henry's shop - but given my upcoming schedule, that may not be for some time).
I've also offered an inscribed book at the![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
debsliverlovers auction, which runs to May 23. In addition,Thomas Canty is offering some of his original art (!!!) from the Subterranean Press limited edition of George R. R. Martin's A Feast for Crows (hit the tag for Offered: original art - that way, you'll also see the Vess & Windling pieces, and more!) . . . And Temporary Culture has donated a signed print of the folding plate (not folded) of the MWK art (try Offered: art prints or Seller: ellen_kushner). (If the print goes for the Buy It Now price this week, I will put up another one for auction.) You can also read mod posts about Deb's potential transplant's progress there. This auction is really cheering her up - and me, too!
The live recording of Delia & me reading the story aloud at NYRSF is still up at WBAI.org Archives under "Hour of the Wolf" - but there are only 3 days left to play it there. (Tech-savvy folk may know a way to capture it for permanent listening. HotW producer
jfreund points out that it would be terribly, terribly wrong for you to PM and ask about this.) The show opens with about 45 minutes of music & chitchat (plus short reading of Henry's work-in-progess), and then you hear MWK, which runs about :35.There are still plenty of books left, so don't hesitate to order if you want one. I have signed many copies (just my name) of existing stock; if you want me to personalize it for you, I'll be glad to do so when next we meet (or when next I stop by Henry's shop - but given my upcoming schedule, that may not be for some time).
I've also offered an inscribed book at the
debsliverlovers auction, which runs to May 23. In addition,Thomas Canty is offering some of his original art (!!!) from the Subterranean Press limited edition of George R. R. Martin's A Feast for Crows (hit the tag for Offered: original art - that way, you'll also see the Vess & Windling pieces, and more!) . . . And Temporary Culture has donated a signed print of the folding plate (not folded) of the MWK art (try Offered: art prints or Seller: ellen_kushner). (If the print goes for the Buy It Now price this week, I will put up another one for auction.) You can also read mod posts about Deb's potential transplant's progress there. This auction is really cheering her up - and me, too!