
I'm hitting the virtual road to celebrate the publication of Hummingbird Salamander. There will be great conversations, signed and personalized bookplates (with pre-registration), and exclusive giveaways of HS stationery, t-shirts, and posters. Don’t miss out!
The full US book tour line-up is below, with UK and Canadian events too...and you can always find more info and updates for the US here. More events to be added soon.
Tuesday, 4/6, 7:30pm ET – Community Bookstore in conversation with Lydia Millet
Wednesday, 4/7, 7pm ET – Midtown Reader with Ann VanderMeer and questions for the in-conversation from such luminaries as Alton Brown, Mike Flanagan, Joseph Mallozzi, Brianna Wu, Lidia Yuknavitch, and Jhonen Vasquez.
Friday, 4/9, 8pm CT – San Antonio Book Festival in conversation with Silvia Moreno-Garcia
Saturday, 4/10, 4pm ET – Brookline Booksmith in conversation with Dr. Meghan Brown, who created the imaginary hummingbird and salamander in the novel; Carl Zimmer moderating
Sunday, 4/11, 6pm PT – Skylight Books and Dynasty Typewriter; Dual Book Release Event with David Duchovny
Monday, 4/12, 6pm PT – Green Apple Books in conversation with Maria Dahvana Headley
Tuesday, 4/13, 5pm PT – Powell’s Books in conversation with Karen Russell
UK only: Wednesday, 4/14, 7:30pm BST – Waterstones in conversation with David Mitchell
Thursday, 4/15, 6pm CT – BookPeople in conversation with Meg Gardiner
Friday, 4/16, 7pm ET – Literati Bookstore in conversation with Kristen Roupenian
Monday, 4/19, 7pm CT – Magers & Quinn Booksellers with Left Bank Books in conversation with Lili Taylor, Megan Mayhew-Bergman moderating (event listing soon)
Tuesday, 4/20, 5pm MT – Boulder Book Store in conversation with Nathaniel Rich
Thursday, 4/22, 7pm CT – Unabridged Bookstore in conversation with Maryse Meijer
Saturday, 4/24, 2pm PT – Elliott Bay Book Company in conversation with Chuck Wendig
Thursday, 4/29, 7pm ET – Books and Books co-feature with Jonathan Meiburg, author of A Most Amazing Creature
Friday, 5/7, 6pm PT - Bay Area Book Festival in conversation with Nnedi Okorafor, Isabel Yap moderating