GenCon signing (and other stuff)

[Mouseferatu]

Hey, folks.

Since I've decided, last-minute, to attend GenCon, they're trying to squeeze in a signing for me.

On Saturday, from 11:30 to 12:30, Laura Resnick (author of the Magic: the Gathering novel The Purifying Fire) has a signing scheduled in the TCG Hall. Although my name's not on the schedule--that whole "last minute" thing--it looks I'll likely be joining her there to make it a joint signing. While the focus is obviously on the Magic novels--her own, as well as Agents of Artifice, the one I wrote--I can't imagine they'd stop you if you wanted me to sign one of the D&D books I've worked on. (And if you wanted to pick up Agents of Artifice while you were there, just because, I wouldn't be offended. )

I'm also hoping to attend the 4E Extravaganza seminar on Friday at noon, though I'll just be there as a guest, not part of the panel.

I hope to see some of you there.

 

[Mark]

Good stuff!


Of course, you could just bring your checkbook to the dealers' room with you and be signing all day.

 

[Mouseferatu]

Of course, you could just bring your checkbook to the dealers' room with you and be signing all day.

Given how deeply I've scraped to get to GenCon in the first place, I think a book with my signature on it is going to be worth more than any check with my signature on it.

 

[Mouseferatu]

BTW, having been asked about it elsewhere...

Agents of Artifice does not require any previous familiarity with Magic: the Gathering. There might be the occasional name or passing reference you don't get, but that's it. Everything else is explained in the book; it was deliberately written as a jumping-on point for newbies, as well as to appeal to existing fans.

 

[renau1g]

I look forward to reading it. It comes out in paperback in Nov. so I'll be sure to pick it up.

 

[Mark]

I look forward to reading it. It comes out in paperback in Nov. so I'll be sure to pick it up.

Those would make good stocking stuffers for some friends of mine.