I’ll be appearing at Book Carnival in Orange, CA (348 S. Tustin Street) on Saturday, 10 February at 2:00 p.m. to talk about Stealing Ghosts, read an excerpt, and sign books. With me will be David Putnam, author of the … Continue reading →
I’ll be appearing at Book Carnival in Orange, CA (348 S. Tustin Street) on Saturday, 3 June at 2:00 p.m. to talk about The Collection, read an excerpt, and sign books. Book Carnival is an independent bookstore dedicated to mysteries … Continue reading →
I’ll once again be a guest on Garrett Miller’s Rated G internet radio program on Monday, 24 October, at 8:00 a.m. PDT. We’ll be talking about The Collection and whatever else Garrett comes up with, which can be pretty random. … Continue reading →
I’ll be one of three authors featured in the March LIT UP! A Conversation with Orange County Readers and Writers on Tuesday, 22 March, at 7:00 p.m. at Kean Coffee in Tustin. If you haven’t been before, this author event features … Continue reading →
I’ll be one of five local authors featured at Fullerton Public Library’s Local Fiction Author’s Day on Saturday, 19 March, 1:30-5:00 p.m. The event will include short readings, a panel discussion, and time to mix and chat with the authors. … Continue reading →
I’ll be making another sortie out of the Burrow to appear at Book Carnival on Saturday, 13 February, at 3:00 p.m. Book Carnival is an increasingly rare bird: an independent bookstore that specializes in mysteries and thrillers. Anne, the owner, … Continue reading →
Like the famous swallows, I’ll be appearing at the San Juan Capistrano (California) Public Library on Sunday, 20 September, starting at 2:30 pm. I’ll be interviewed by Orange County Register reporter Meghann Cuniff, talking about my writing and whatever else … Continue reading →
I’ll be one of two authors featured in the special first-anniversary edition of LIT UP! Orange County 7-9 p.m. on 19 May at Kean Coffee, 13681 Newport Ave #14, Tustin. LIT UP! is a monthly literary salon sponsored by Pure … Continue reading →
In the last installment, I talked about some of the influences on fashion design in South’s version of 2032. Now I’ll look at the clothes themselves. In general, I intend to avoid the usual future-styles tropes: jumpsuits (hot and impractical … Continue reading →
Enough with the heavy stuff about surveillance and putting the Fourth Amendment through the shredder. Now I’m going to try something truly foolish: figure out what people will be wearing in May 2032 in the Southern California of South. This … Continue reading →
