Please tell me Tad's coming closer to Chicago than Madison.  *crosses fingers*

Ender

~snif~

Chicago's a bit of a drive for me. ~plaintive~

And while you're going thru Ohio, you can pick me up!

Hmm, when is the 9th anyway?

And you can swing just a wee bit north and pick me up, and... *ducks*

Tad wrote:

I'll be at a Borders in Chicago on the ninth of November.  (It doesn't say which one on what they've sent me.)

Yes!  YES!

Ahem.  I mean, very nice to hear.  Guess who'll be ditching class/work/lab/whatever to show up hideously early with a stack of books?

I imagine it'll either be the Borders on Michigan or on State.  *shrugs*  Or perhaps the one in Lakeview/Lincoln Park.  I'll find out in due time.

Ender

Calesta wrote:

That works for me!!!

And maybe even for me. :)

Miiru wrote:

Just a tiny bit north, right, Flupi? Not out of the way at all.... ;)

No, no.  Not really.  Just a slight detour you know.  It'll be like taking the slightly longer senic route.

Doesn't everyone do that?

South would still be nice...8)

*hopeful for the Texan contingent's Sake*

Since all of Texas is south of the M-D line, it doesn't seem like Tad'll be headed there, Ren.

Or to Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, DC, the Virginias, Tennessee, Kentucky, Kansas, Missouri, Colorado, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, New Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma, Maryland, Hawaii, or any external US territory (Guam, Samoa, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico).

Looks like the South (and Southwest) are out of luck. :(

Happy signings, Northerners and Californians! :)

Wow.  That... really sucks for us Southerners.  A lot.

Oh well.  Maybe the tour for the second book of Shadowmarch will have some stops that are remotely near Georgia.

So far, it's a rather odd and abbreviated schedule with several unfilled holes in it, but the trend is definitely northern and western.  I'll have to ask someone why, exactly.

The only cities on it out of my home area (SF Bay Area) are LA, Portland, Seattle, Madison, Chicago, and Minneapolis, all of this taking place between the 3rd and 14th of November.

Whoa. Not even the Northeast gets Tad. That's weird. You'd expect with so many people over there, that there'd be a market for that sort of thing.