But yay! We actually were supposed to do one in Mill Creek, too, but it got cancelled. No idea why.

Ah, University Bookstore. Who knows-- nice bookstore, but they're a little bit odd.

And the BN in Lynnwood is AWESOME-- so, so author friendly and the CRM, Christy, LOVES YA and is an absolute doll.

Nope, Chicago-ish is where we get off. Sadly.

Ah, rats. Double-rats because I've had to cancel my plans to go visit SF and/or Seattle this October.

I sort of wish we had been able to spread out a little bit more, but it's also dependent on the other authors, all of whom are well established but Jocelyn and me. So if they did, like, Southeast like time, or Midwest, I guess they try to switch it up?

Naperville. It's about 10 miles west of where I grew up in the western suburbs. It's upscale and intellectual and frequently shows up on "best place to live" lists.

I hope people can come to some of them! I mean, I'm never going to be by myself -- every event includes four of us, so. But I want to see some of MY people! And also not to pass out of jet lag and sheer overwhelmedness.

So when are you going to be out here, Amy?

I think the Seattle signing is on the 12th.

Ah, yeah, there it is-- they just had Claudia Gray listed and I had to click through to the "Read More" to see you and the other authors. Probably because the next day they have another big multi-author signing/reading with Alyson Noel, Jessica Brody and a few other authors.

Wow, busy store.

I'm trying to finish the revisions to Glass Heart (first round) and I'm so behind, and so scattered, and my editor just replied to a tweet, and I was like, Uh oh, caught red-handed. She's so funny, though.

I'm fairly calm about the revisions, too, which is ... odd.

Is the Naperville signing at Anderson Books?