The Heart of Columbus
Well, I mean: seemed like a pretty grand subject line? Anyway, I’m there Sunday, 2pm:
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Tour Digest
All these weeks later, can I still find some snapshots to document I Was a Teenage Slasher winging it from NYC to San Diego? Let’s see, let’s see: NYC Launch-day was shooting video for The Buffalo Hunter Hunter at Simon & Schuster, but ALSO seeing Tolly and Ambs in the main display case at ground-level
Teenage Slasher tour stops!
Hope to see some/all of you on the slasher road in a couple weeks. It starts in NYC, at The Strand, and then wends and winds across America. Not listed here is San Diego Comic Con—I’m a last-minute add, but will likely be doing a signing or something at the Simon & Schuster/Saga booth? Will
When in Spain, 2023 version
Was there in November—Madrid first, then Barcelona, right up until Turkey Day here in the States—but started that vampire novel right after, so: am only just now posting the media from that week and a half there. Not sure where all the photos &etc ended up, but, here’s what I find, scraping Twitter: http://capsulaslj.blogspot.com/2023/11/mi-corazon-es-una-motosierra.html https://elpais.com/cultura/2023-11-17/stephen-graham-jones-la-novela-de-terror-ajusta-cuentas-con-la-masacre-de-los-indios-americanos.html
Vermillion, South Dakota
Great time, great people, cool bookstore (Outside a Dog). Couple pics by Doug Murano, then some shots from the crowd. But, first, the smallest, elkiest little corner of some amazing murals, downtown:
Hollwood Squares
Here we are in an image: Here we are in a clip: Full recording viewable for free here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/authors-on-with-83541405
San Antonio Book Festival
(I somehow never posted a recap of this. had it ready, just never made it live . . .) Started out telling stories on stage: Believe the events shows up as a podcast in a couple weeks. And, next day, POV from the stage: Then the room filled up some more: Aftershots: Then it was
Tulsa
Guess I’m a little late to get this on the site—happened a month ago, at least?—better now than never: