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Jul. 21st, 2005
Getting over the crying jag in the previous entry... I noticed Neil Gaiman has just updated his weblog, with the details on the "Anansi Boys" US book tour, so of course I zeroed in on the Boston, MA details:
Friday, September 23 6:00 PM EDT
BOSTON
Harvard Bookstore
At the First Parish Church Meeting House
3 Church Street
Cambridge, MA
617-661-1515
Okay.... now I just have to figure out the train schedule itinerary. I *might* be able to bum a ride home off my dad, we'll see. I'm planning to get there at *least* an hour ahead of time, in order to get a good place in line, so I won't be there forever (Neil posted a list of "Book Signing Rules", and I'm pretty sure "Get there early" was one of those rules...). Yes, I'll be taking time off from work; I'm planning on going in costume as Death, since my hair will have probably grown out a bit by then. I almost thought of costuming as Desire, but my eyes are the wrong color (plain brown, almost black, not golden), and I don't look good with my hair slicked back (if I slick back my forelock, you can see the widow's peak which makes my hairline wierdly look like the Merv's....). Plus, Desire's wardrobe is a leetle bit much for me, though since I'm trawling the 'Net for a frock-coat jacket, I was half-tempted to go with Desire's look from Part Three of "The Wake".
Friday, September 23 6:00 PM EDT
BOSTON
Harvard Bookstore
At the First Parish Church Meeting House
3 Church Street
Cambridge, MA
617-661-1515
Okay.... now I just have to figure out the train schedule itinerary. I *might* be able to bum a ride home off my dad, we'll see. I'm planning to get there at *least* an hour ahead of time, in order to get a good place in line, so I won't be there forever (Neil posted a list of "Book Signing Rules", and I'm pretty sure "Get there early" was one of those rules...). Yes, I'll be taking time off from work; I'm planning on going in costume as Death, since my hair will have probably grown out a bit by then. I almost thought of costuming as Desire, but my eyes are the wrong color (plain brown, almost black, not golden), and I don't look good with my hair slicked back (if I slick back my forelock, you can see the widow's peak which makes my hairline wierdly look like the Merv's....). Plus, Desire's wardrobe is a leetle bit much for me, though since I'm trawling the 'Net for a frock-coat jacket, I was half-tempted to go with Desire's look from Part Three of "The Wake".