Seanan McGuire (seanan_mcguire) wrote,
Seanan McGuire
seanan_mcguire
  • Mood: ecstatic
  • Music: Talis Kimberley, "Queen of Spindles."

Party rock is in the house tonight!

It is with great pleasure that I remind you all that the latest iteration of the Traveling Circus and Snake-Handling Show will be assembling this Saturday at San Francisco's own Borderlands Books. We'll be getting underway at 6pm, and rocking the roof until closing time comes and they kick us all out! Why are we partying?

To celebrate the release of Discount Armageddon, naturally.

There will be cake! There will be cheese! There will be music and a raffle and reading and some Q&A, and it will be a hootenanny of a good time, with a whole lotta hoot AND a whole lotta nanny! Bring your kids! Bring your siblings! Bring your slime monsters! We totally hope to see you there.

Oh, and: Caitlin Kittredge and Ben Macallan, both of whom are made of hammered awesome, will be at the bookstore before the Circus comes to town! Their event starts at three. Come early, and make a day of it!

Remember that Borderlands does take telephone and email orders, and would be happy to send you books signed by any of the lovely authors who will be haunting the store that day. Get a book already touched by pure awesome. Or, you know. Ink. The party starts Saturday at 6pm!

Cheese! And! Cake!
Tags: appearances, beckett, cheese and cake, discount armageddon, good things, i make music, in the wild, incryptid, jeff & maya, paul, schedule, support local bookstores, traveling circus, where's seanan
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pointedulac

March 15 2012, 05:01:17 UTC 5 years ago

Damn. I'm not good with math either. Clearly we need to kidnap bribe a mathematician to help us. Also Dr. Who.

dornbeast

March 15 2012, 06:54:57 UTC 5 years ago

Well, the one thing I did figure out is that if the teleporter only provides near-instantaneous transportation (less than the speed of light), it doesn't actually require time travel. Not so useful for going from planet to planet, but much safer, and perfectly fine as long as you don't want to go anyplace particularly far.