Posts under ‘Appearances’

The mini tour to promote The Pack: Winter Kill is taking shape. So far I’ve confirmed stops for January in California, Indiana, and Missouri, and we’ll be announcing them soon.
Not much love from my home state of Illinois just yet. Evileye Books and I are flirting with a couple of shops, but so far it’s [...]

A tour? Really?
Yes, really. I’ll be taking Winter Kill on the road in December and January, and here’s a glimpse of one side of the postcard Evileye Books will be sending out to support one of the events:

It’s still a bit early to announce specific locations, but I’ll give you a hint: I’ll be spending [...]

Checked out Evileye Books lately?
Sheriff Pat York is middle-aged and getting soft in the middle. He’s almost ripe for the eating…
Saturday’s going to be a big day. I’ve been sitting on a lot of news for a long time, and it all goes public in five days.
If you’ll be in the Chicago area Saturday, be [...]

Best. Con chair. EVER.
Originally uploaded by MikeOliveri.
I could tell you what he just did for us, but then I’d have to kill you.

These Aren’t the Dorks You’re Looking For
Originally uploaded by MikeOliveri.
The entire 501st hits on Willie’s Wenches

Tools of the Trade
Originally uploaded by MikeOliveri.

The VisionCon staff
Originally uploaded by MikeOliveri.
The REAL rock stars, the folks who make this happen.

In less than five minutes I’ll be driving out of here in my crappy little Chevy Cobalt rental car, headed to a night in St Louis with the Bunn. Tomorrow, we push on to VisionCon proper. Because most of my ‘net access will be via the CrackBerry, I’m shifting the blog to con mode.
Daily digests [...]

Later this afternoon I leave for VisionCon, where I’ll be hanging out with the likes of Brian Keene, Cullen Bunn, and Russ Dickerson. If you’re in the Springfield, Missouri area, drop by and check it out! Even the local paper thinks you should go.
My box of Restore from Backup copies arrived, so I’ll have that [...]

I turned in a short story for the VisionCon program book, so you’ll get at least one bit of free fiction out of me if you’re going to be there. The story is “A Family Tree, Uprooted”, which was supposed to appear in an anthology called Family Plots but the publisher bit the dust some [...]