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in reply to Cory Doctorow

I'm on a 20+ city book tour for my new novel *Picks and Shovels*.

Catch me in #PITTSBURGH on May 15 at WHITE WHALE BOOKS:

whitewhalebookstore.com/events…

And in #PDX on Jun 20 at Barnes and Noble:

stores.barnesandnoble.com/even…

More tour dates here:

martinhench.com

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Is Portland Barnes & Noble or Powell’s? (I’m hoping Powell’s.)
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@ehurtley Barnes and Nobel - Powell's says they don't do summer events. Need to update the graphic!
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D-oh! I guess I'll see you at B&N then! Also, I didn't even know the B&N at Lloyd Center mall was still open. (That mall has been desolate for years. If you need a setting for "post apocalypse abandoned mall that still had a few residents who didn't get the memo", that mall's it. But make sure you get some Joe Brown's Caramel Corn while there.)
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Ooooh, didn't realize it was a conference! I guess the name makes more sense now! (There have been multiple attempts to tear down that mall and build various other things - baseball park, affordable housing, arcology…)

If I'm re-employed by then, I'll definitely attend the full conference. From the B&N page, it sounds like (if I'm still unemployed) I can attend just the book signing without conference attendance?

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in reply to Ed Hurtley

@ehurtley To be clear, the B&N event is open to the public, not just attendees