Seanan McGuire (seanan_mcguire) wrote,
Seanan McGuire
seanan_mcguire
  • Mood: ecstatic
  • Music: Jill Tracy, "The Proof."

Come one, come all, to the latest iteration of the Traveling Circus and Snake-Handling Show!

So I am utterly delighted to be returning to Borderlands Books in San Francisco, California this coming Saturday, March 25th, where I will be celebrating the release of Magic For Nothing alongside the fabulous Mishell Baker, who is celebrating the release of Phantom Pains. In my case, that's the new InCryptid; in her case, it's the new Arcadia Project; in both cases, it's guaranteed to be a good time.

With two authors and double the word-y goodness, we're not bringing the full band this event (also, we accidentally scheduled it on top of Consonance, which means most of the band is busy anyway). We will have a raffle, and if the cupcake place gets back to me, we'll have cupcakes (no answer as yet). On the off chance that we don't, remember that the cafe sells delicious baked goods, and would be happy to hook you up with something yummy.

The event will begin at 5pm. If you can't make it, please contact the bookstore ahead of time to place an order for a signed, personalized book: we're happy to hook you up. I'm collecting raffle prizes and packing my bags, and I can't wait to see you all!

TWO NEBULA NOMINEES ENTER. TWO NEBULA NOMINEES LEAVE. IT TURNS OUT THIS IS NOT A DEATH MATCH.

Roll on San Francisco!
Tags: appearances, good things, in the wild, incryptid, magic for nothing, support local bookstores, traveling circus, where's seanan
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tigertoy

March 22 2017, 05:22:11 UTC 3 months ago

IT TURNS OUT THIS IS NOT A DEATH MATCH.

This is a good thing, especially for the nominee who is not also Mira Grant.

Alas, San Francisco is very far away and barring spontaneous teleportation events I won't be there.

bunny_m

March 22 2017, 13:02:40 UTC 3 months ago Edited:  March 22 2017, 13:03:57 UTC

It is, indeed, a very, very long way away.

Roughly 19-22 hours* by plane, according to Google.

Alas, I will not be making it either. But I shall cheer on those that do attend, most especially the two Nebula nominees!

(*) Depending on whether you are travelling generally North-East or South-West, it seems.