Stories for All Seasons - March 8, 2008

Second Saturday of Every Month at 7:00 PM. Stories for All Seasons at West Side Books, 3434 W. 32nd Ave., Denver (between Federal and Lowell, the purple building with the red pole). Admission is free. Refreshments as always. Call 303.480.0220 or e-mail westsidebooks@qwest.net. Ed Bryant usually hosts and you'll almost always find other local writers in attendance as well.

March 8, 2008:

Carleen Brice - reading from and signing her first novel Orange Mint and Honey

NO Stories for All Seasons IN FEBRUARY

Due to a late concellation, there will be no Stories for All Seasons in February. March, however, is right on target.

Team Tem Gets Their Blog On

The Tems (Melanie and Steve, but did I really need to say that?) have also entered the Age of Blogs, thanks to their webmaster/computer consultant, Stace Johnson. Not sure what else to say about the Tems. If you write speculative fiction in Colorado, then chances are you've crossed their path and been enriched by the experience. If you haven't met them, then stop by a Stories for All Seasons reading (2nd Saturday of each and every month), because barring unforeseen circumstances, they'll be there.

Stories for All Seasons, January 12th

Second Saturday of Every Month at 7:30 PM. Stories for All Seasons at West Side Books, 3434 W. 32nd Ave., Denver (between Federal and Lowell, the purple building with the red pole). Admission is free. Refreshments as always. Call 303.480.0220 or e-mail westsidebooks@qwest.net. Ed Bryant usually hosts and you'll almost always find other local writers in attendance as well.

January 12th, 2008:

Brian K. Hodge, reading from his new novel, mad dogs.

Tom Piccirilli, reading from his latest novel, The Midnight Road.