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Books on the Nightstand published our final episode in July 2016. This is a place for listeners to find old episodes. 

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Oct 3, 2012

It's the final two author talks from Booktopia Oxford, plus info on the Random House Open House in NYC, where Ann and I will speak, and a reminder to sign up for our Booktopia e-mail list as 2013 announcements should be coming soon!

Note: Russ Kick's presentation at the Celebration of Authors at Booktopia Oxford, though wonderful, was too visually-based to effectively reproduce here. But don't let that stop you from picking up his wonderful Graphic Canonvolume 2 of which was just released!

Ann and I are thrilled to have been invited to be part of the Random House Open House, taking place on November 2 at the Random House offices in NYC. We will be discussing our favorite books to give as gifts this holiday season. Tickets are on sale now, and space is limited!

Booktopia 2013 announcements coming soon! Be sure to sign up for our Booktopia email list so you'll dates and destinations as soon as they are announced. If you are already signed up for this list (you should have received an email from us this week), then there's no need to sign up again.

     

Michael Parker is the author of five novels including his most recent, The Watery Part of the World. In addition to discussing why he writes so often from a female perspective, Michael read a scene featuring a pivotal meeting between two characters.

Susan Gregg Gilmore has written two novels, Looking for Salvation at the Dairy Queen and The Improper Life of Bezellia Grove, and 2013 will see the release of The Funeral Dress. As usual, Susan had the audience in stitches and we thank her for filling in for our ailing authors.