28 Nov 2009 in: Appearances, I Sniper -> 7 Comments so far
Hunter’s coming book tour supporting I, Sniper has been announced:
- Houston, TX
1/4, Murder by the Book, 6:30 PM - Memphis, TN
1/5, Joseph Beth Booksellers, 6 PM - Oxford, MS
1/6, Square Books, 5 PM - Jackson, MS
1/7, Lemuria Books, 5 PM - Maryland/Virginia
1/9, Sam’s Club (Annapolis, MD), 12 PM
1/21, Borders (Bailey’s Crossroads, VA), 7:30 PM - Denver, CO
1/11, Tattered Cover (LoDo), 7:30 PM - Boulder, CO
1/12, Boulder Bookstore, 7:30 PM - Phoenix, AZ
1/13, Poisoned Pen, 7:30 PM - Los Angeles, CA
1/14, Borders (Northridge), 7 PM
1/16, Mysteries To Die For, 1 PM
1/16, Mystery Bookstore, 5 PM
1/17, Book Carnival, 1 PM - Maryland/Virginia
1/21, Borders (Bailey’s Crossroads, VA), 7:30 PM
7 Comments so far
branchsw on 29 Nov 2009 at 2:19 am #
Is Mr. Hunter going to be doing any signings in South Carolina. I am a huge fan I own all his books except Target and would be thrilled for an chance to meet him.
Zachary on 29 Nov 2009 at 6:01 pm #
Nice stops but, of course, Maine is not one of them! Haha. Not that I expected it to be one anyway. Oh well. I’m still so pumped for this book.
Amelia on 01 Dec 2009 at 4:35 pm #
I can hardly wait to get this book. I love Bobby Lee. Oh how I wish your were coming to the East Coast. Maine would be a great place to stop.
PATRICK on 07 Dec 2009 at 10:01 am #
The name of the bookstore in Memphis is actually called Davis Kidd. They are owned by Joseph Beth’s but kept the name.
John on 14 Dec 2009 at 10:53 pm #
ARGH! Epic fail, I am a student at Ole miss, but I won’t be there due to Christmas stuff…Oh well, can’t wait for the book.
john jasiunas on 03 Jan 2010 at 12:10 am #
earl is out of the picture and bobby lee’s character has fully blossomed. maybe the time has come for a new series-how about stinger ray and his mark 2 sten gun? i believe this was the name of mr.hunter’s original hero when we toiled together as gardeners for several summers at northwestern university, under the strictest supervision of herman the german. hard work nurtures the creative impulse, albeit in its primitive oral form. looking forward to briefly revisiting those student days when the book tour hits lost angeles.
Robert Bidinotto on 14 Jan 2010 at 9:47 pm #
I had the opportunity to meet Stephen Hunter at his book signing on January 9 at the Sam’s Club in Annapolis, MD. The early crowds had been there and gone when I arrived, and I had him all to myself for about ten minutes. He signed a number of my copies of his works, and said some very encouraging things about my own fiction-writing efforts. A nice man, and a great novelist. It was a treat and a privilege.