2-4pm, Sunday, November 17th:

Chelsea Quinn Yarbro returned to sign from her new St. Germain novel, Night Blooming (in hardcover from Warner Books).

6-7pm, Sunday, October 6th:

Laura J. Mixon signed and read from her fifth sf novel, Burning the Ice (in hardcover from Tor Books).

7-9pm, Thursday, April 25th:

Multiple awards-winner Kim Stanley Robinson signed and read his new alternate history novel, Years of Rice and Salt (hardcover from Bantam), which branches from the intriguing prospect of what would have happened if the Black Death had killed off most of Europe’s population, a present-day where Islam and Buddhism are the world’s dominant religions.

7-9pm, Thursday, February 21st, 2002:

James Tiptree, Jr. Award and World Fantasy Award winner Kelly Link signed and read from from her lauded short story collection, Stranger Things Happen (trade paperback from Small Beer Press).

2-4pm, Saturday, October 20th:

Chelsea Quinn Yarbro signed her backlist and chatted with her fans

2-4pm, Sunday, September 9th: Mick Farren read and signed from his recent vampire novels, More Than Mortal and Darklost (hardcover and paperback respectively, from Tor Books). And, no, these vampires will not steal your lunch money.

Terry Pratchett snuck in a drive-by signing.

Connie Willis snuck in a drive-by signing.

2-4pm, Saturday, March 17th: Campbell Award-winning Nalo Hopkinson signed and read from her novels, Brown Girl in the Ring and Midnight Robber (both in trade paperback from Warner/Aspect Books).

2-4pm, Sunday, February 4th: Philip K. Dick Award-winning Richard Paul Russo signed and read from his latest collection, Terminal Visions (in hardcover from Golden Gryphon Press), and his new novel, Ship of Fools (in trade paperback from Ace Books).