Revisions on the Kenya book have been keeping me from doing my full book tour write-up (next week!), but, in the meantime, here’s an incredibly kind account of last week’s Ann Arbor reading from AAR’s Linnie Gayl, including a write up of the most crucial Q&A….

If you will be in Tucson or thereabouts the weekend of March 10-11, come join me for the Tucson Festival of Books! The Festival is held on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson. I’ll be speaking on a number of panels (all free and open to the public) with some wonderful authors. On Saturday,…

Today, Tasha Alexander and I finish up our grand library tour in Libertyville and Wauconda. Come visit with us at Cook Park Library at 12:30 for a little bit of Love and Murder in the Afternoon or catch up with us in the evening at Wauconda Public Library. Thanks so much to all the wonderful…

Tasha Alexander and I will be trotting from library to library today and tomorrow. Come join us for tea at the Barrington Library at 1:30 today. There will be tea and cookies and much chatting about books. If you can’t make it for tea, come see us this evening at Gurnee Public Library at 7:00,…

Tonight, I’m back at one of my favorite independent bookstores: Nicola’s Books in Ann Arbor. Come join me there tonight at 7:00 for Garden Intrigue fun! 7:00 tonight! Nicola’s Books 2513 Jackson Avenue

I’m thrilled to be back in the Windy City for the next lap of the Garden Intrigue tour! Come join me tonight at 57th Street Books: 1301 E 57th Street, 6:00.

What better way to round out a holiday weekend than with something bookish? Come join me tomorrow night at 57th Street Books (1301 E 57th Street), where I’ll be nattering on about The Garden Intrigue. The event starts at 6:00. Hope to see you there!

This coming week, I’m going to be traveling both physically and virtually to celebrate the launch of The Garden Intrigue. — On Monday, you can find me in person at 57th Street Books in Chicago’s Hyde Park (1301 E. 57th Street) and also on-line at In the Hammock, where I’ll be posting about turning tropes…