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Jeff VanderMeer’s Endurance Tour: 36 Days, 27 Events, 14 States, 2 Books, 1 Writer, No Breaks
jeffvandermeer.com - 10/21/2009
Jeff VanderMeer’s Endurance Tour: 36 Days, 27 Events, 14 States, 2 Books, 1 Writer, No Breaks
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I’m finally able to unveil the full-throttle intensity of my Endurance Tour in support of Booklife and my new novel Finch . Yep, that’s correct–it’s 27 events in 36 days, not including classroom visits, getting a tattoo, gigs like covering the National Book Awards ...
primastoria.com - 10/16/2009
An Interview with Jeff VanderMeer
— primastoria.com — World Fantasy Award winner Jeff VanderMeer grew up in the Fiji Islands and has had fiction published in over 20 countries. His books, including the bestselling City of Saints & Madmen, have made the year's best lists of Publishers Weekly, LA Weekly, ... (more) An Interview with Jeff VanderMeer

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Interview with Jeff VanderMeer
ofblog.blogspot.com - 10/19/2009
Interview with Jeff VanderMeer
— ofblog.blogspot.com — Jeff VanderMeer is a multiple award-winning author of several books, including one of my favorite fantasy settings, Ambergris.  The Ambergris Cycle is composed of City of Saints and Madmen (2002; rev. 2004, 2006), Shriek:  An Afterword ... (more) Interview with Jeff VanderMeer

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VanderMeer, Finch & Fungus
rimworlds.com - 10/15/2009
VanderMeer, Finch & Fungus
— rimworlds.com — Underland Press just sent me along an advance copy of Jeff VanderMeer’s latest Ambergris novel – Finch. Jeff has been billed as a fantasy author though (one of the best) and with limited budget, limited time and a publicly acknowledged preference for science fiction, he has not ... (more) VanderMeer, Finch & Fungus

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Bibliophile Stalker:  October 21, 2009 Links and Plugs

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October 21, 2009 Links and Plugs
Bibliophile Stalker — ... What Do You Find Most Important? Edward M Lerner on Intelligence, algorithms, and anthropomorphism. Rachelle Gardner on It Takes All Kinds. Jaosn Sanford on Online Genre Magazines: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Lynne Patrick on Ladies who do a whole lot more than lunch. Maria Schneider on Agents and the Trust Factor. News UK Steampunk Network. Jeff VanderMeer’s Endurance Tour: 36 Days, 27 Events, 14 States, 2 Books, 1 Writer, No Breaks (well, ok, ...

SF Tidbits for 10/22/09
SF Signal — Events: Jeff VanderMeer's Endurance Tour: 36 Days, 27 Events, 14 States, 2 Books, 1 Writer. As part of the Fantastic Fiction free reading series, Ellen Datlow and Matthew Kressel present Sarah Micklem (Wildfire) & Alisa Kwitney (Moonburn) Wednesday November 18th, 7pm at KGB Bar in NYC. Forbidden Planet will have a signing by Gareth David-Lloyd (Torchwood) who is launching the exciting new web thriller Girl Number 9. The signing is at the ...

The Organizational Elements of a Book Tour
Ecstatic Days — ... Time’s sped up and is roaring forward. Only about three days until we leave for the World Fantasy Convention, after which I embark on a five-week book tour you might’ve heard about once or twice on this here blawg thing. ...

Jeff VanderMeer’s Novel Finch Now Available: Finch Insurgency Campaign, Scalzi’s Big Idea, and More
Ecstatic Days — ... release day a rousing success. Me, I’m on the road in San Francisco and will be appearing with Cherie Priest and Cat Rambo at the University Bookstore in Seattle Nov. 4th at 7pm. I’ll also be at Willamette University the evening of Nov. 5th, before heading to Portland for a Press Club event at 5:30 on Nov. 6th with Jay Lake, Jeff Johnson, and Cat Rambo, followed by a 4:00 pm reading Nov. 7th at Powell’s (Cedar Hills). For the complete 28-event schedule please refer to my blog entry. ...

Little Bits
The Crotchety Old Fan — ... And speaking of Jeff – the schedule for the Finch tour (otherwise known as the “want to know what a zombie writer looks like? Check Jeff out in a few weeks and you WILL know” tour) has been posted and can be found here ...

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