Best of all: buy a copy of the book, and Farley's will buy you a glass of champagne or wine.
Somehow, I think I forgot to blog about Philadelphia Noir. I'm very proud of my contribution, "Lonergan's Girl," which is set in 1924, making it my first stab at historical crime fiction. (The story is also a prequel to a full-fledged Prohibition-era Philly crime novel I've been writing/researching.) And I'm very proud to be in the company of writers like Tafoya, Romano, Ayres, Biddle and Zervanos, among other usual (and unusual) suspects.
If you're anywhere near scenic New Hope this Friday night, I hope you'll stop by and say hello.
9 comments:
I wish I was going to be there. I bought the book but I would love to see you guys. Have a great time.
Thanks for buying a copy, Michelle. We'll raise a glass of booze in your honor.
My husband's hometown and where we met. Best wishes.
Oh my God! Yes! I'll buy that. Next stop - Amazon. Or should I buy it direct from the publisher?
Patti: Awwww! Is there a specific place in New Hope you met?
Eric: Buy it anywhere you like. And thanks for buying it!
Done! Purchased right from the Publisher.
Can't wait and by-the-way I'm looking forward to your trilogy from Mulholland Books.
Aaaand, love your blog and tweets.
Eric
We met at what was his father's luncheonette, which was on Main Street just past Bridge Street (the street that crosses over to Lambertville). Just a block or two from Farley's Books and the Playhouse.
He was sweeping the sidewalk and I was going to work at the Crystal Palace, right on the Delaware. Enough about me.
Hope you had a great signing!
Wow, Patti. That's a meet-cute right out of a romance flick!
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