Makers Canadian launch in Toronto tonight!

Tonight, I'm launching my latest novel, Makers in Canada, at the excellent Toronto sf reference library, the Merril Collection, at 239 College St. (3rd floor), east of Spadina. The event starts at 7PM, and I'll be doing a reading, taking questions, and signing books.

Books are being sold by Bakka Phoenix, and if you can't make it tonight, they're happy to take your pre-orders for signed, personalized copies -- I'll sign them tonight and they'll ship them out right away. They're at +1 416 963 9993 or inquiries@ bakkaphoenixbooks. com.

Hope to see you there!

US-Canada Tour

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YAY! I get to bask in your glory, and buy the book for my wife because she refuses to read it off a 10 year old Palm IIIx (Was eventually gonna buy it anyway, but reading MAKERS on refurbished hardware just seems right).

Cool. Hope this gets repeated every second day!

Snicker... my sarcastic side wants to say (in pure devotion) "free soldering gun with every book purchase!" .. if only. : ) Looking forward to it!!

~K.

I just finished the book. Really great read.

Thanks Cory!

Congrats, Cory!

I was hoping to drop by tonight, but couldn't work out the time. All the best - hope to see you again soon.

Cheers,

ben

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