Powell’s Books in Beaverton is having their second Rose City Romance event next Friday, September 19th and I am thrilled to get to go join the crowd! If you live in the greater Portland area, please drop by, ask questions, take pictures, and get autographs . . . . oh yes, there will be lots of books. Always a great lure—especially after reading all the comments from Monday’s Blog. I’ll be there signing Tempted by the Night, along with Samantha James signing Seduction of an Unknown Lady, my friend Terri Reed with her book, Double Jeopardy, as well as the author of the hour, Delilah Marvelle with Mistress of Pleasure, along with numerous other authors. Here are all the details if you can attend:
Friday, September 19th @ 7pm
Powell’s Books at Cedar Hills Crossing
3415 SW Cedar Hills Blvd.
Beaverton, Oregon
(800) 878-7323
Now I realize that there a lot of you who can’t take a weekend jaunt to Portland all that easily, so Powell’s is offering to anyone who orders Tempted by the Night online before the signing an autographed copy, which I will sign next week and then will be shipped promptly to your doorstep. Or you can call the (800) number above and get your copy reserved. I love going to Portland, and Powell’s, and seeing all my friends and making new ones. Do drop by if you can.
So just for giggles, tell me your three authors you’d want to come to a signing at your local bookstore. Dead or alive. Romance or not. Pick your three.
Hmm . . . well, since you said dead or alive, romance or not (you asked for it! LOL) —
Jane Austen
Albert Einstein
William Shakespeare
Steven Hawking
Okay, well, it’s not three, but plus one, but I had to put one live guy on the list! LOL 🙂
Lois
Oh, it was easy until I saw the part about including dead people!
Christopher Moore
Lucy Maud Montgomery
Paul of Tarsus (the guy who write the letters to the Corinthians, Galations, Ephesians, etc.)
Totally off topic, but have you seen this?
http://www.booklistonline.com/default.aspx?page=show_product&pid=2984570
Congrats, girl!
Shannon
Yeah, thanks Shannon! I was quite surprised and thrilled.
Hmm…
I’d have to say: Jane Austen, The Bronte Sisters (yes, I cheated) and YOU!
Shoot, I’d enjoy spending a month with each just to see to each works during that time.
Congratulations on the wonderful Booklist announcement. That is a great list to be on!
Just had to stop by to say Wow!. . . And 3 authors? Can we make that 20? OK, must learn to follow rules…
Jane Austen (she’d be exhausted by all the stops she’d have to make!)
Oscar Wilde
W. Somerset Maugham
Of course I’d be so tongue-tied with such a line up that I’m sure I’d make a fool of myself by tripping/stuttering in a rush to meet them!
Isn’t this fun? I have imagined such a dinner so many times. My authors?
Jane Austen (of course!)
Georgette Heyer (because I would love to see how the two them got on)
LM Montgomery–just so I could gush all over her and tell her what her books meant to me, what they still mean to me.
And just because we need a man around, lets make it Samuel Coleridge. Because nothing makes a dinner entertaining like a bad boy!
Kris, I saw your post after I posted and I agree, I think St. Paul would be an awesome addition! Great suggestion!
wow, three? It would be nice to have any good authors would come. it hard to choice. I like others said ” Jane Austen and William Shakespeare.. I would add Charles Dickens.
Wow, three? I would consider so many authors would come but I go with others said it.
Jane Austen
William Shakespeare
Charles Dickens