I'll be at the Hoopeston Public Library to speak and sign copies of An Ordinary Fairy on August 21st. For those of you who don't know, the story takes place in Hoopeston, Illinois, and in fact, one short scene takes place at the library. It should be a fun day. I get to talk about myself (which everybody loves to do), meet some new people, and see some old friends. I might sell a few books. I worked in Hoopeston for fourteen years so I know quite a few people from there. I'll drop by a couple of the other place's that appear in the book - Henning's Root Beer Stand and Flowers by Molly Culbert.
A big Thank You goes to Linda Mitchell, Director of the library for setting up the event for me, and to my friend Cecelia Dixon, who helped get me in contact with Linda.
A quick update on marketing: AOF is now available as an ebook for the Apple iPad and iPhone, Sony eReader, Barnes & Noble Nook, and the Amazon Kindle. Amazon expanded the Kindle store to include the United Kingdom, so it will be appearing in that store soon, too. If you still like paper in your hands, go to Amazon or Barnes & Noble to get your copy.
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