David is special guest at this month’s meetin of the Science Fiction Association of Bergen County, July 12, 2008.
If interested, stop by Barnes & Noble at The Shops at Riverside, 1 Riverside Square,
Hackensack, New Jersey 07601. The meeting begins at 7:00pm with David appearing at 8:00pm.
For further information, check out http://www.sfabc.org/
David is interviewed on Adventures in Scifi Publishing this week. Those tuning in will also hear a Mike Resnick teaser, Tobias Buckell responding to listeners’ questions, and Lou Anders of Pyr Books discussing about today’s short story market.
David wants to thank the organizers of last night’s reading and everybody who came out to the KGB bar on a wet New York evening.
The event, including the after-party at a local Chinese restaurant, was great fun from start to finish.
(Now, on to Winnipeg for Saturday).
Tonight is David’s first reading in the USA. If you dare to brave the rain, he hits the stage at Manhattan’s KGB Bar, 85 East 4th Street tonight, March 19th, at 7pm.
As part of the run up to David’s (and Kate Brallier’s) March 22nd reading at McNally Robinson, an online interview appears once again on the McNally Robinson site.
Next week is the big trip back to Winnipeg. Kate and David’s tickets are all arranged and they’re waiting to take off.
Expect them at McNally Robinson’s Grant Park location, 10:00 am.
In a Time of Treason received a very kind writeup in David’s hometown paper: The Winnipeg Free Press.
Full text can be seen on the Free Press website. (As long as the link survives).
For a look at the high points, try Kind Words section of this site.
The folks at The Dragon Page have just posted a podcast interview of David at their site. He had a great time talking with Micheal and Summer, so Click here if you’d like to hear more.
(For the impatient, David’s interview is the second piece and starts about at about minute 15).
David reads in NYC, Wednesday, March 19th.Along with Michael Swanwick, he’ll be guest reader at Ellen Datlow and Gavin Grant’s KGB Fantastic Fiction reading series for the month of March.
The reading starts at 7pm (though the arriving early is recommended) and the KGB Bar can be found at 85 East 4th Street, New York, NY, 10003 (off 2nd Ave) upstairs.
We were alerted to a very kind review by Realms of Fantasy’s Paul Witcover. Witcover says, in part: “Keck is a deceptively simple writer: his prose is plain, his dialogue terse, his scenes blunt. But beneath the surface, he’s arranging a complex plot with real subtlety and skill.“
An interview of David appears on Fantasy Book Critic. The interview was the product of a collaboration between Fantasy Book Critic A Dribble of Ink, Graeme’s Fantasy Book Review and Fantasy Debut.
There is even a bit of a giveaway.
David Keck 