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The Odds Paperback Book Tour
Tuesday, October 9, 6pm
HARTFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY
Center for Contemporary Culture Auditorium
500 Main St.
Hartford, CT 06103
www.hplct.org
Wednesday, October 10, 7pm
PORTER SQUARE BOOKS
25 White St
Cambridge, MA 02140
www.portersquarebooks.com
Thursday, October 11, 7pm
RIVER RUN BOOKS
142 Fleet St.
Portsmouth, NH 03801
www.riverrunbookstore.com
Saturday, October 13, 4pm
BRATTLEBORO LITERARY FESTIVAL
Brattleboro, VT
Stewart O’Nan – Centre Congregational Church
brattleboroliteraryfestival.org
Monday, October 15, 12pm
METRO DETROIT BOOK & AUTHOR SOCIETY
Book Luncheon
Burton Manor
27777 Schoolcraft Rd.
Livonia, MI 48150
Tuesday, October 16, 8am
MI and OH ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE TEACHERS CONFERENCE
Breakfast and Author Session
Marquis Room 2nd level of the hotel conference center
Tuesday, October 16, 7pm
BOOKS & COMPANY AT THE GREENE
4453 Walnut St
The Greene
Dayton, OH 45440
www.booksandco.com
Thursday, November 8
COOPER-SIEGEL COMMUNITY LIBRARY
Fox Chapel
403 Fox Chapel Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15238
Any new speaking engagements? How about in August or Sept 2010?
next book??
Would love to know if you may be coming to Georgia for a book signing? I would love to meet you. Snow Angels was an amazing book, I am currently reading Last Night At The Lobster and I am planning on buying Songs for the Missing today.
Is Mr. O’Nan planning any speaking engagements for the San Francisco Bay Area? Would love to attend.
It’s October 23, twenty years later, and it is pouring rain in San Francisco just like it was in Ithaca. Hello to you and Trudy from LC and JH
Will you be stopping in CT this year? Can’t wait to read ‘Emily, Alone’
Mr. O’Nan–I discovered your novel Emily, Alone and loved it. I’ll be seeking out your other titles soon.
However, I have a bone to pick with you, sir! In one scene in Emily, Alone, you refer to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra as “mauling Shostakovich”–an image that, as one who appreciates classical music, I must seriously protest. For at least a couple of decades, the CSO has been regarded as one of the world’s great orchestras. To include a detail like that–even if you intended it as Emily’s opinion–is inauthentic.
Hello Stewart,
Your interview with Nancy Pearl here i Seattle was so great. I can’t wait to watch it again in order to take notes this time. I was fascinated with your writing process, how you approach your characters and the narrative. Wishing you could come to our monthly genre meeting where we discuss the four portals into a novel: story, character, setting and language. You are a master at all four. I enjoyed your reading at Seattle Public Library as well. It was wonderful to meet you. Looking forward to seeing you in P-burgh.
All the best,
Lillian Dabney
Finished Wish You Were Here this morning and now reading Emily, Alone. I love this family and their idiosyncrasies; I understand Emily more in Emily, Alone. I will now read every novel I can find that you have written because I love your style. Hmm. wish there was more from the Maxwell clan.
Wish You Were Here is just one of those books that you dont want to end……thank you at least for the sequel, Emily, Alone……….. Thank you for my reading pleasure!!
Sandy Brown
Poplar Bluff Missouri
Dear Stewart
I just finished Emily, Alone for our little book club here in Pittsburgh. I live on Sheridan Ave. I really enjoyed the book. Emily reminds me of me. My sister in law picked it she lives out in the wilds of Swissvale. Hope to read more in the future.
peter
I loved loved loved Emily, alone!!!! Please will you write a sequel to it? I need to know what happens to Emily and Rufus!