2pm, Sunday, February 15th, 2004:

Chelsea Quinn Yarbro and Kevin Andrew Murphy  signed and discussed their articles in Seven Seasons of Buffy, a media-related anthology in trade paperback from Benbella Books.

2pm, Sunday, February 15th, 2004: Chelsea Quinn Yarbro and Kevin Andrew Murphy signed and discussed their articles in Seven Seasons of Buffy, a media-related anthology in trade paperback from Benbella Books.

6-7pm, Saturday, November 8th, 2003:

M. Christian signed and read from his collection of erotic sf stories, The Bachelor Machine (in trade paperback from Green Candy Press).

6-8pm, Wednesday, October 29th, 2003:

John Ringo signed and read from his new novel, There Will Be Dragons (in hardcover from Baen Books).

6-8pm, Saturday, October 11th, 2003:

ElizaBeth Gilligan signed and read from her recent fantasy novel, Magic’s Silken Snare (in paperback from DAW Books).

6-8pm, Thursday, October 9th, 2003:

Cory Doctorow read a new story and signed his new collection, A Place So Foreign and Eight More (in trade paperback from Four Walls Eight Windows) and his debut novel Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom (in hardcover from Tor Books).

2-3pm, Saturday, September 20th, 2003:

Bruce Balfour signed and read from his new novel, The Digital Dead (in paperback from Ace Books).

1-3pm, Saturday, May 10th, 2003:

John Ringo signed and read from his new novel, Hell’s Faire (in hardcover from Baen Books). With Berkeley’s no smoking in a retail establishment regulation, John wound up signing books out on the sidewalk.

John Ringo signs books on the sidewalk. (where it’s legal to use that stogie). [digital photos by Lori Buschbaum]

John Ringo signs books on the sidewalk. (where it’s legal to use that stogie). [digital photos by Lori Buschbaum]

2-4pm, Saturday, April 5th, 2003:

Hugo and Nebula Award winner John Varley stopped in on a trip up the Coast to sign and read from his new novel, Red Thunder (in hardcover from Ace Books).

1:30-3:30pm, Saturday, January 4th, 2003:

The double-threat duo Ellen Kushner and Delia Sherman returned to sign and read from their new Basil St. Cloud and Theron Campion novel, The Fall of the Kings (in trade paperback from Bantam/Spectra Books). the much-anticipated sequel to Swordspoint, one of our top ten titles.

Delia looking puzzled. [grainy digital photos from Dave’s Christmas Pocket DVII]

Delia and Ellen signing copies of The Fall of the Kings