We’re almost there. The Paradox Hotel comes out Tuesday. For the sake of keeping things concise, here’s a quick roundup of events and details for how to get yourself a signed copy.
First: I’ve found some out in the wild already, so you can get signed books from The Mysterious Bookshop, as well as the Barnes & Noble on Fifth Avenue and 46th Street.
On release day, I’ll be traveling around Manhattan (and maybe Brooklyn and Queens) to sign stock where I can find it. If you follow me on the twitter and the ‘grams you’ll be able to see where I end up.
There’s still time to get yourself a Paradox Hotel key card, if you pre-ordered the book… but not much. The window closes on Feb. 21. Go here if you want to do that. And I’m still sending out bookplates—stickers with signature you can slap inside the front of the book. Want one? Hit my contact form. It’s on me.
Otherwise, here’s where you can find me talking about the book:
Feb. 23 (virtual): Murder by the Book is hosting me and Delilah S. Dawson at 8 p.m. EST. Delilah is a pal, and her new book, The Violence, knocked my socks off. I loved it, and I can’t wait to talk to her about it.
Feb. 25 (virtual): I’ll be in conversation with Barbara Peters from Poisoned Pen bookstore, which I hit a few times on the promo circuit for the Ash McKenna books, and really loved. 8 p.m. EST. They’ll have signed books to order.
Feb. 26 (in-person): I’ll be signing books at the Staten Island Barnes & Noble starting at 2 p.m. Depending on the crowd I may do a bigger Q&A, but if it’s slow we can just hang out.
March 2 (virtual): Mysterious Galaxy is hosting a conversation with me and Jo Harkin at 3 p.m. EST. Her new book, Tell Me an Ending, sounds very much in my wheelhouse. My copy just arrived and I can’t wait to dig in.
March 23 (virtual): Mysterious Galaxy is hosting me AGAIN, this time in conversation with Alex Segura. Alex is a good friend, a frequent collaborator, and his new book Secret Identity is incredible. That’s 10 p.m. EST.
You can find more information about these events at this link.
Rob Hart 