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Galapagos Reading

August 20th, 2006

In all my perterbations about Pluto, I almost forgot about an appearance I’m doing tomorrow night as part of The Last Days month!

Here’s the scoop about the event, a night of strange and varied entertainments celebrating the release of Jeff VanderMeer’s new novel Shriek: An Afterword.

It’s a big multimedia extravaganza that includes my pals Ellen Kusher and Delia Sherman. But the big event is a screening of “Shriek: The Movie,” a short film based on the novel, directed by Juha Lindroos and with an original soundtrack by legendary art-rock band The Church.

I’ll be reading from The Last Days for the first time ever.

Here’s an important note for young fans: Galapagos is a bar, and you have to be 21 to get in. (Sorry.)

It’s $7, and here’s where it is.

The Last Days is a sequel to Peeps, comes out September 7, and can be pre-ordered now.

16 Responses to “Galapagos Reading”

  1. 1
    Kell-wa
    August 20th, 2006 13:10

    Wow 1st post.

    All I can say is lucky lucky lucky people who get to be there. If your going transcribe it! Joking.

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    Amy
    August 20th, 2006 14:36

    man! why do they do good stuff like that in bars? i mean they want youth to read more but then they hold stuff where you cant get in untill…well, you aren’t a youth anymore. how lame is that. any who…i cant wait for the boook to come out. i ahve been waiting for-ev-er(sorry i just watched the sandlot and that was on my mind). well good luck scott. have fun, and god bless!

  3. 3
    avant garde
    August 20th, 2006 14:39

    If the book is for yougn adults htey shouldnt hold it there. Or have the parents come

  4. 4
    lillie-wa
    August 20th, 2006 23:02

    Why can’t you read it somewhere in Australia?? Aww….. I want to listen i am so excited for The Last Days.

  5. 5
    Hezaa
    August 21st, 2006 08:38

    *agrees with avant garde* I always thought YA fiction was originally designated for people under 21.

  6. 6
    maggie
    August 21st, 2006 09:57

    i agree with hezaa, i cant even drive yet, what good is holding a YA book reading in bar?!? makes me !@#$% angry

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    anon
    August 21st, 2006 10:16

    dont think it is a ya reading. the others things on it are all adult.

  8. 8
    scott
    August 21st, 2006 10:22

    That’s true. Other than me, it’s all adult-y.

    I’m just pals with the editor and some of the other writers.

  9. 9
    Rajan
    August 22nd, 2006 05:20

    Scott,

    Just wanted to say that I enjoyed your reading last night. Thanks.

    Raj

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    Craig
    August 22nd, 2006 05:25

    I’ll second rajan and say that you did a wonderful reading. It was almost as good as the strip acts.

  11. 11
    LooLoo
    August 22nd, 2006 10:53

    Hey, Amy, I got your Sandlots reference. Dude, scott, did you just refer to yourself as non adultey? ROCK ON!

  12. 12
    LooLoo
    August 22nd, 2006 10:56

    Also, Shriek looks really good. I’m gonna read it.

  13. 13
    Jackie
    August 22nd, 2006 12:36

    Look! Scott’s an action hero!

    It’s awesome!

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    scott
    August 22nd, 2006 14:19

    Hey, thanks to all you who came. It was good to have book-reading types there to support me. (I had to follow a very funny rapper, which is never easy when you aren’t rhyming, particularly.

    And yes, Jackie, Maureen is a very funny woman.

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    katie ( your biggest fan )
    September 19th, 2006 09:30

    u rock i love your books ive read peeps and im on the last days i read the uglys trilogy ( which i loved and think u shoud make a fourth one ) im reading midnighters and im going to get so yesterday. soooooo ttyl
    your biggest fan
    katie harris ( your biggest fan )

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    IndigoEyes
    March 26th, 2007 12:13

    *eye twitches in jealousy for all the people who got to go*

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