Reading

[naomikritzer]

The reading went well. I read from Freedom's Sisters, and people seemed interested. Lots of people came, which is always a huge relief; I have read to an audience of two, but I felt kind of silly, especially since they'd both read the book I was reading from. (That time, I went ahead and read because I was hoping to attract other people at the bookstore over, but no dice. I read for about ten minutes, and then one friend split, and the other went out for cheesecake with me. So at least it ended well.)

hilarymoonmurph told me afterwards that her daughter, Cassie, had wanted to come to the reading. Cassie is six and a half. When Hilary had said no, Cassie said, "But Mom! I KNOW Naomi. And I LIKE her. And you have to admit, I have a VERY long attention span." How Hilary still turned her down after that argument, I'm not sure.

Comments

[pegkerr.livejournal.com]

I was sorry to miss it, but I've been packing to leave for Las Vegas tomorrow. Glad it went well.

[naomikritzer]

Oooh, have fun in Vegas. Stay cool!

(And hey, Rob can read Freedom's Gate and Freedom's Apprentice now! Book 3 is out!)

[pegkerr.livejournal.com]

We picked it up when we went a week early to Scott Lynch's DreamHaven reading. Thanks for the suggestion, I have just been pondering which books to take along. I'll make sure and bring yours with.

Rob

[jimhines.livejournal.com]

Any reading that ends with cheesecake is a good one. Glad you had a better crowd this time, though :-)

[skylarker.livejournal.com]

I missed it! I failed to get it on my calendar, darn it.

Will I be able to get the new book & get it signed somewhere else soon?