TEETH & glasses

[ellenkushner]

Thank you, Harvard Book Store, for the signing Saturday, and thank you everyone who showed up!  (We did leave some signed books there, if you want  one.)  Thank you, Vericon, for the very nice time!  Got home to find copies of TEETH waiting for me.  Holy smokes - it really is as good as the reviewers say.  By not-quite-concidence, I read aloud my story therein, "History" (working title:  "Another Irritating Vampire"), at Vericon.  Was delighted to find it clocks in at <:25, so look for it in another half-hour reading slot near you!  Just read it in the book, now, as well.  It's amazing how much different - and better - a story looks when it's in print. Or maybe - and I'm not being facetious here - it is ennobled by the surrounding company.  Like fine wines complimenting a meal:  Is this the best duck I've ever had, or is the accompanying Morgon Beaujolais bringing it out some?

I have new glasses.  I think they're shocking & radical, but no one else seems to notice.

Oh, and if you haven't dipped your toes in the waters of the Interstitial Arts Foundation's MARCH MADNESS posts, please do.  You won't believe the goodies you'll find in there!  Not just reviews & interview of not just writers & books but designers & performance artists, but videos & whatnot.... Trust me.  There will be something you hate, and something you love.  Or we're not doing our job.

Comments

Thank you for the signing!

[thismustbetheplace-rjs.blogspot.com (from livejournal.com)]

It was lovely to meet you both, and I shall treasure my copy of Man with the Knives. :) Glad Vericon went well. Boston will be happy whenever you visit!

Rebecca

Re: Thank you for the signing!

[ellen-kushner.livejournal.com]

Thanks! It was an honor.

I've actually got a Boston Mailing List for area appearances - DM me and I'll put you on it.