Dear Mr. Williams,

I was wondering if Michigan is an option for your Shadowmarch book tour.

Thanks,

Bonefish

[ August 30, 2004: Message edited by: Bonefish ]

Will hold out for hope that there will be more Tour dates forthcoming....8)

My amazon.ca preorder date (which we all know doesn't mean much, but its all I've got...) says delivery between Oct 6-8 - but has the release date as Oct 26.  Go figure.

Calesta wrote:

My amazon.ca preorder date (which we all know doesn't mean much, but its all I've got...) says delivery between Oct 6-8 - but has the release date as Oct 26.  Go figure.

Maybe they will deliver it to your door in "pre-print" edition. They deliver a blank book to your doorstep, and you just simply glue in the pages printed off of Smarch.com. Voila! Instant book! ;)

Hey, East Coast people... you all know that you've wanted to visit Chicago for ages.  And it is the closest signing to your wonderful selves.  C'mon...  you know you want to come...

I'll make pizza.  Wiggin-pizza.  And other stuff.  I'll even host people in my hole-in-the-wall apartment, if someone so desires (two couches...).

I'm even serious. ;)

Ender

Calesta wrote:

*giggles at firsfron*  That would so be my luck!  Maybe I can get my kids to help with the pasting.

See? Fun for the whole family. And with one of Tad's books, the project takes simply ages. As the days drag into weeks, then months, your family grows closer and closer together.

Fun for everyone! (Ages 8 and up.)

You are still worrying about states and cities, I'm talking whole continents here, any clues?

And I thought Nottingham was only famous for Robin Hood?

Is there a Borders in Nottingham, the Leeds one has a few book signing sessions, as does the big Waterstones in Manchester (Not far from the big M&S).  Yorkshire is very beautiful in whatever time of year you want to come.

Personally I recommend Battle in Sussex. Not only is the site of the famous Battle of Hastings but it`s not far from Canterbury Cathedral and Hever Castle ( Home of Anne Boleyn) as well as several renowned stately homes. The surrounding area isn`t known as the Garden of England for nothing and it beats rusty coal mines and slagheaps ;)

Now if it's battles you want I live within 5 minutes walk of Towton, site of the famous battle of Towton believe it or not, the bloodiest battle ever fought on British soil (28,000 died in a day of mostly hand to hand combat, makes you glad you weren't alive(or not) then). 

You have your cathedral, we have York minster with its quite superb, if somewhat modern (restored), rose window.

Also, lots of friendly northerners thrown in for free.

[ August 31, 2004: Message edited by: Stuart ]

Sahi wrote:

*shows off here SIGNED zeroth edition of smarch*

All glued together, thank you very much.

Yalahii.

:P

I'm so dragging a printout with me if I wander to a signing. ~snicker~

Probably 2005, Stuart.