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December newsletter: Cherie Priest on Nov. 30; Holiday Party, "Winter Tales", "Geek Mom" in December; new 2013 events; and more
Posted on 2012-11-29 at 23:59 by montsamu
Vol 2. No 9. November 29, 2012:
I'm sending this juuust a bit early this month, mainly to remind people of two things:
- Cherie Priest visits Flyleaf Books on Friday (tomorrow!), November 30 at 7 pm for her next Clockwork Century novel, The Inexplicables. More info: http://www.flyleafbooks.com/event/cherie-priest-reads-her-new-steampunk-adventure-inexplicables [Facebook event]
- The Teen Writing Contest deadline is December 1. Finally, submissions have been coming in this past week, but there's still time
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November newsletter: Granados, NC Comicon, Cherie Priest, and more
Posted on 2012-11-02 at 17:31 by montsamu
Vol 2. No 8. November 2, 2012:
This weekend there are three events kicking off a busy month of November, which brings Cherie Priest back to the Triangle for her new book, another chance to catch Durham author Nathan Kotecki, and features NC Comicon in Durham:
- November 2-8 (Friday to Thursday) -- Carolina Theatre of Durham hosts a Studio Ghibli / Miyazaki animated film screening series, including "Howl's Moving Castle", "Princess Mononoke", and several others: http://www.carolinatheatre.org/films?tid=60
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October newsletter: Michael Chabon, Hope Larson, Kij Johnson, Christopher Paolini, and more
Posted on 2012-10-01 at 18:36 by montsamu
Vol 2. No 7. October 1, 2012:
September was quite a month for things to do, with an immensely successful inaugural Escapist Expo, great author events with Scott Sigler, Andy Duncan, Neil Gaiman, Junot Diaz, Brent Weeks, and Steven Erikson, and the grand re-opening of Sci-Fi Genre Comics and Games under its new name and at its new Westgate Drive location as Atomic Empire. October is just about as packed, starting with Michael Chabon TONIGHT at Quail Ridge Books and continuing throughout the month. There are
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September newsletter: Scott Sigler, Andy Duncan, Neil Gaiman, and Teen Writing Contest details
Posted on 2012-09-03 at 13:29 by montsamu
Vol 2. No 6. September 3, 2012:
Welcome to September, which is so packed with speculative fiction events that I'm thinking of calling it "Spec-tember". Any objections? Before I get too far here, there are two big-name ticketed events coming up that, like the charity screening of Serenity did earlier this summer, might sell out:
- Neil Gaiman at The Varsity Theater in Chapel Hill, as part of the Unchained Tour on Thursday September 20; tickets are $20 online and at Flyleaf Books, with two events in South
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July and August newsletter -- including events tonight (Friday) and Sunday
Posted on 2012-08-03 at 19:31 by montsamu
Vol 2. No 5. 3 August 2012:
Sorry for the radio silence last month; it's been a bit busy around here since the calendar rolled into June. First, the imminently upcoming highlights, with more info links down in the calendar section:
- Tonight (Friday, August 3) the North Carolina Museum of Natural History hosts a screening of three short films based on the work of the late Ray Bradbury. The event starts at 5 om, with the films to start at 7 pm.
- For readers nearer the western half of North Carolina -- Satur
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Bull Spec Newsletter for June 2012
Posted on 2012-06-07 at 19:12 by montsamu
Vol 2. No. 5, Thursday, June 7, 2012:
Wow, did May fly by or what? New books (Mark L. Van Name's No Going Back, John Claude Bemis's The Prince Who Fell From the Sky complete with launch party extravaganza last Saturday), more events (David Halperin, Alethea Kontis, Free Comic Book Day) and last weekend's ConCarolinas in Charlotte. We also had a good bit of local and regional author awards news ranging from storySouth selections to another Nebula Award for Kij Johnson.
June is shaping up to be quite a
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Bull Spec newsletter for May 2012
Posted on 2012-05-03 at 04:26 by montsamu
Vol 2. No. 4, Wednesday, May 2, 2012:
Thanks everybody for making the April 15 NC Speculative Fiction Night such a (crowded!) success at Durham's Sci-Fi Genre Comics & Games, including making short work of the 7-candled cake. I've got most of the bookstores stocked with Bull Spec #7, though a few of the further-out stores are yet to come later this week, along with (finally) the PDF version, subscriber mailings and deliveries, contributor mailings and deliveries, more review copies... I did get a few
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Bull Spec events newsletter April 2012
Posted on 2012-04-13 at 20:02 by montsamu
Vol 2. No. 3, Friday, April 13, 2012:
Well. There's been a lot going on since February's newsletter, and there's a lot coming up just around the corner including this Sunday's NC Speculative Fiction Night at Durham's Sci-Fi Genre Comics & Games. But before I get to the events, some back-patting and congratulations:
- Mur Lafferty announced the sale of her novel,The Shambling Guide to New York City, to Orbit, for 2013 publication in a 2-book deal. Congrats, Mur!
- The annual Locus Recommended Reading list i
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No e-mail newsletter this month
Posted on 2012-03-12 at 16:35 by montsamu
Well, as it's nearly the Ides of March and I haven't sent one out, just going to call it that there won't be an e-mail newsletter this month. Finally finished closing the tax books on 2011 which has been a big time sink, and now will find time to put the final touches on issue #7 and send it to the printers. Therewill be something fun going on in April, namely an honest to goodness issue launch party, but I don't want to plan it or announce it until I have a ship date from the printers. (Too many close
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Bull Spec local events e-mailing list: February 2012
Posted on 2012-01-31 at 02:39 by montsamu
Vol 2. No. 2, January 30, 2012:
Welcome to the February 2012 events newsletter from Bull Spec! I hope a lot of you made it out to celebrate new books from local authors JL Hilton, Natania Barron, and Cate Tiernan last month, not to mention illogiCon with Joe Haldeman, along with a visit from Tor debut author Marissa Meyer. January comes to a close by bringing author Drew Magary to town for his novel The Postmortal, with events at Chapel Hill's Flyleaf Books on January 31 and Durham's The Regulator Bookshop
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