Showing posts with label book signing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book signing. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Copper Author to sign latest release at Angels Camp Mercantile
Copperopolis resident and make believe detective Steven
Gomez will be at Angel Camp Mercantile on Sunday, June 17th from 1-3PM reading from
his new book, Taco Noir, Tales of Culinary Crime. Steve Gomez will have a
mixed-media reading, signing copies of his book, and hosting a
question-and-answer session.
Walk the mean streets of a nameless city alongside a no-name detective
as he matches wits with the likes of the notorious Sweet Jesse Vasquez,
the lovely and dangerous Maria Del Toro, and Jimmy Two-Fingers, a second
story man with a heart of gold. Go head-to-head with the best and worst
the Federal Bureau of Investigation has to offer. Thrill to the cases
of The Undercover Mulligan, The Hard-Boiled Monte Cristo, and the Absent
Artifact. And of course, learn the secret to delicious Tacos de Pollo.
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Book signing at Once Upon a Time TODAY!!!
Once Upon a Time will be hosting a booksigning event with author Charity Maness, featuring her latest non-fiction release, "It's Lonely Here in Hell" Love Letters from Nam. A true story based on letters written home to Michelle Piper from PFC James Dennis Piper.
April 9, 1967, in a letter from Jim Piper to his young bride Michelle, he wrote, "I thank God each night for my wife and my life and also enjoy each breath that I take and praise every morning I wake up too. It means another day gone, another day I'm alive and another day closer to being home with my wife forever."
PFC James Dennis Piper was in killed in action two days later on April 11, 1967 in the jungles of Vietnam.
April 9, 1967, in a letter from Jim Piper to his young bride Michelle, he wrote, "I thank God each night for my wife and my life and also enjoy each breath that I take and praise every morning I wake up too. It means another day gone, another day I'm alive and another day closer to being home with my wife forever."
PFC James Dennis Piper was in killed in action two days later on April 11, 1967 in the jungles of Vietnam.
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