Monthly Archives: June 2009

Book Signing

Four of our brave authors gathered at The Parkside in Baltimore, on Saturday for a book signing and a wonderful gathering it was! Between bouts of riotous laughter, excellent beer and chilling tales from Romantic Times, Romance Writers of America, … Continue reading

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Book Signing Today!

I will be up in Baltimore for a book signing, today! If anyone happens to be near The Parkside between 1pm and 5pm, I’ll be with a fine group of local authors. Feel free in chatting us up.

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Great New Review for Guardian Noon

I just ready a five-star review of Guardian Noon over at Bitten by Books. Here’s an excerpt: Whereas Guardian Dawn was a hurried meet and greet in the midst of non-stop action, Guardian Noon progresses at a more leisurely pace, … Continue reading

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A Sad Day

I just found out that today, two legends of the entertainment field have passed on. Farah Fawcett and Michael Jackson are no longer with us.

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Pearls Before Swine Comic

This is one of a great many really good webcomix.

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Feynman on the Drums

One of my heros is the physicist Richard Feynman. One of his hobbies was playing drums. He first learned how while in samba training for Carnival in Rio. Education

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BaltiCon

As usual, the gathering of the Fen for Memorial Day weekend in Baltimore was more fun than a stoned ferret. I was there on Friday and Saturday and sat in on a couple of panels as well as a signing … Continue reading

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Review: Storm Born

Title: Storm Born Author: Richelle Mead Publisher: Kensington – Zebra Webpage: http://www.richellemead.com/ I found this mass-market paperback on the freebie table at BaltiCon and at first glance, it appeared to be just one more of the current crop of urban … Continue reading

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