A memorable evening last night at The Epochal Imp in Toronto, which saw the launch of both The Perpetual Now and Day of Epiphany. Within the warm confines of this eclectic café on the Danforth, all decked out for the season, an enthusiastic and attentive crowd watched on as I was interviewed and provided readings from both novels, which was followed by book signings and a good deal of healthy schmooze.
My deepest gratitude to everyone who attended the event, who bailed me out and completed my thoughts when my brain stopped functioning out of sheer nervousness, who bought the book(s), or who simply stuck around afterward to chat and drink and mingle.
I’m also thrilled to say that business was surprisingly brisk: I almost ran out of copies of Day of Epiphany, and if I didn’t sell as many copies of The Perpetual Now it was because most people in the room had already read it!
Next up, the Local Authors Showcase on Saturday, January 25th from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, at the Bathurst Clark Resource Library in Thornhill. If you’re in the area, be sure to drop by. Beyond that, I hope to take the show further afield with a signing (or two?) in the Ottawa area this winter.
So I wrote this novel... 