GRAVE WITCH Release Party Tonight!

This is just a quick post to remind everyone that the Grave Witch Release Party/Signing is tonight from 7-9 pm at the Barnes and Noble on Forest Drive in Columbia, SC. If you are in the area, I would love to meet you!

I just packed my bag of swag and candy, and I'm excited. And a little nervous.

I was excited on release day, but you know, I didn't actually have to do anything on release day--the work on the book was already done, it was just a matter of logistics with the physical copies. (And of course the excitement of knowing people could actually read it!) Today I'm full of nervous energy because I get to talk to people and meet readers. I can't wait! (Now just to figure out what to inscribe when I'm signing books . . .)

I hope to see many of you tonight! And for those of you who can't make it, I'll make sure someone has a camera so I can share all the interesting details.

Have a great weekend!

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Jessica @ a GREAT read said…
Wish I could come, but it's wayyy too far for a last second road trip! Oh well, some other time hopefully!
October 8, 2010 at 3:44 PM
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