It just dawned on my that March is next week.  And with March comes… events!  Lots and lots of events.

Instagram live events.  Zoom events.  In person events.  An event for everyone!  (Hopefully.)

Are you ready?  Here we go…..  (I have linked to the events that are linkable, so if there’s one you want to go to, click on it!)

— Thursday, March 2, Instagram Live with Reading with Robin, @robinkallink (free, virtual), 3pm ET

— Saturday, March 4, Tucson Book Festival Panel with Team W, in person, 11:30am

— Sunday, March 5, Tucson Book Festival Panel with Sue Meissner, Kristina McMorris, and Jennifer Coburn, in person, 10am

— Monday, March 20, Likewise event with Elise Hooper (free, virtual), 7pm ET

— Tuesday, March 21, Coalition of Women’s Initiatives in Law Literary Lawyers Series (open to members of the Coalition of Women’s Initiatives in Law, virtual), 1pm ET

— Tuesday, March 21, launch event with Robin, Sarah Penner, and Heather Webb at Pequot Library in Fairfield, CT  (in person, ticketed), 6pm cocktails, 7pm event

— Wednesday, March 22, with Lynda Loigman at Shakespeare & Co UWS NYC (in person, free), 6:30pm

— Thursday, March 23, at FoxTale Book Shoppe in Woodstock, GA (in person, free– plus pre-order gift!), 6:30pm

— Friday, March 24, luncheon with Litchfield Books in Pawleys Island, SC (in person, ticketed), 11am

— Saturday, March 25, at the Poisoned Pen in Scottsdale, AZ (in person, free), 2pm

— Tuesday, April 4, at Standish Library/Siena College in Loudonville, NY (in person, free), time TBA

— Tuesday, April 11th, at Book Ends in Winchester, MA (in person, free), 7pm

— Wednesday, April 12th, Ocean House Author Series in Watch Hill, RI (in person, ticketed), 5pm

— Tuesday, April 18th, Step into the Story with Donna Alward (virtual, free), 7pm ET

And don’t forget… the Smithiad* Read Along will be coming this September and October!  Like the Pink Carnation Read Along, it will be free, virtual, and open to anyone anywhere (with special guest co-hosts!).  I’ll have the sign up sheet up for that soon, I promise. (*The Smithiad refers to my two Smith College books: Two Wars and a Wedding and Band of Sisters.)