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7-9pm, Friday, Nov 12th: Chelsea
Quinn Yarbro discussed and signed her latest Saint-Germain novels, Communion
Blood and Blood Roses (in hardcover and trade paperback respectively from
Tor Books), and her collaborative Mycroft Holmes novels as 'Quinn Fawcett', The Flying
Scotsman and Embassy Row (in hardcover and mass-market paperback
respectively from Tor Books)   
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5-7pm, Thursday, Nov 11th: The Brazen Hussies! Michaela
Roessner (The Stars Compel, in hardcover from Tor Books), Lisa
Goldstein (Dark Cities Underground, in hardcover from Tor Books) and Pat
Murphy (There and Back Again, by Max Merriwell, in hardcover from Tor
Books)  
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7:30-9pm, Tuesday, Oct 26th: Wendy
Froud & Terri Windling read and signed their new book, A
Midsummer Night's Faery Tale, with special guest Brian Froud attracting a lot of Pixar staff
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7-9pm, Friday, Oct 22nd: Howard
V. Hendrix read and signed his new novel, Better Angels (in hardcover
from Ace Books), and revealed that those with advance uncorrected reading copies have a very different draft than the published one
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7-9pm, Friday, Oct 1st: Kim
Stanley Robinson returned, reading juicy bits from The Martians (in hardcover from
Bantam/Spectra) and Antarctica (in paperback from Bantam/Spectra) 
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6-8pm, Friday, Sep 24th: Walter
Jon Williams read and signed his new novel, The Rift (in hardcover from
HarperPrism), and talked about earthquakes
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6-8pm, Friday, August 24th:
the eternally charming grandmaster Poul Anderson entertained with reading
many selections from his latest novel, Operation Luna (in hardcover from Tor
Books), sequel to the Unknown-style fantasy Operation Chaos
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7-9pm, Thursday, July 29th: Amy
Thompson made a stop on a whirlwind West Coast tour, and read and signed her
latest novel, Through Alien Eyes (in trade paperback from Ace Books) 
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| 8-9pm (actually, more like
7:30-9:30pm), Friday, May 21st: The Killer B's! Gregory Benford, Greg Bear and
David Brin read and sign their post-Asimov Foundation novels, Foundation's
Fear, Foundation and Chaos and Foundation's Triumph (in paperback
and/or hardcover from HarperPrism) [Earlier in the afternoon, Christopher Moore cleared the confusion from the Friday below, signed store stock, and exchanged books with the Killer B's.]     |
1-3pm, Sunday, May 16th: David
Feintuch read and signed his la[te]st Seafort novel, Patriarch's Hope
(in hardcover from Warner Aspect)  David
Feintuch in contemplative mode.
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| noon-1pm, Friday, May 14th:
due to a series of confusions on the part of Avon/Spike's publicist, Christopher
Moore missed his reading/signing
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| 1-3pm, Saturday, April 17th:
Frank M. Robinson read and signed his latest science fiction thriller, Waiting
(in hardcover from Forge), a sequel to The Power
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| 1-2pm (actually more like
1:30-2:30, given the plane delay), Wednesday, March 31st: Elizabeth Hand
read and signed her latest novel, Black Light (in hardcover from Harper)
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| noon-2pm, Saturday, January
23rd: Neil Gaiman read and signed his fantasy novel, Stardust
(in trade paperback from Avon Books) and lots of his other books, and answered lots of
questions, still making his plane flight
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Elizabeth Hand prepping to sign a fan's stack of books.
Signing Stardust
in the Vess illustrated editon.
Posing with Geneva.
Reading from Stardust,
the Avon edition.
Signing Dustcovers.