Post-Signing Report

Standing beside my signing table is Gail Harris, the community relations manager for the Holyoke, MA, Barnes & Noble.
Standing beside my signing table is Gail Harris, the community relations manager for the Holyoke, MA, Barnes & Noble.

Yesterday afternoon I was at the Barnes & Noble store in Holyoke, MA, signing copies of my original supernatural thriller, The Calling. It was a beautiful, sunny autumn day in western Massachusetts; I was told that turnout for these sorts of things is usually better on rainy days, but I remained optimistic.

This was my first time doing a signing in a book store; I had signed many times at various conventions, but it didn’t occur to me until I was in the store yesterday that this was actually a milestone for me.

Overall, I was happy with the response I got from the store’s customers, and with the number of copies of the book that were sold.  To all who stopped in and bought a copy, thank you —I truly appreciate your support.

I’d also like to thank the store’s community-relations manager, Gail Harris, who helped promote the event and made me feel very much at home; and Erica Feldon, my book’s publicist at Simon & Schuster, who coordinated the event with Ms. Harris.

This was a lot of fun; I think I’ll have to do this again sometime.

Here are a couple more photos from the event:

Here I am, signing a book for a reader named Rick.
Here I am, signing a book for a reader named Rick.

End of the day: I sign the remaining books, which will be sent to other Barnes & Noble stores around western Massachusetts.

End of the day: I sign the remaining books, which will be sent to other Barnes & Noble stores around western Massachusetts.
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