Announcing Jim Butcher’s White Night Signing Tour Dates and Locations

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1. New Jersey!! New Jersey rocks! Please? We’re waaaay more than the Turnpike, really.

2. Darn it. Do Fans on the east cost not count or something? Why do authors NEVER come to the east coast or the New England region?!

3. Jim’s at two east coast conventions in March, prior to this trip.

4. according to the local borders (Creve Coeur Missouri) Jim is going to be here Thursday March 1 for a signing but that isn’t listed on the “signing tour” … they aren’t wrong are they?

5. Yes for Chicago! It would be appropriate since Harry lives here, somewhere.

6. Does Denver never get any love

7. How can you do a west coast tour and not stop somewhere in the SF Bay Area? Out of Millions of people I’m sure I’m not the only Butcher fan around here.

8. Texas never gets any love, Houston is the 4th largest city in the country, please come!

9. i know its a long shot, any chance of a visit to the uk?! got a big fan base here. thanks for the great reads, looking forward to seeing the series when its released on dvd or wotnot.

10. i know its a long shot, any chance of a visit to the uk?! got a big fan base here. thanks for the great reads, looking forward to seeing the series when its released on dvd or wotnot.

11. So, Instead of the Borders in Overland Park, you should come North of the river, and do the book signing at the Borders on Barry road.

12. I also vote for a visit to Chicago! How could you not stop here!

13. Jim,
    Maybe you could make it to Louisville, KY first Saturday in May – do a Friday signing then spend the following Saturday enjoying the Kentucky Derby. Keep up the excellent work and I hope White Night brings you even more success than you’ve already had!

14. As much as I would enjoy meeting the author.
    To have a signing everywhere would take a lot of time.
    Would be nice if each tour is a different area though, eventually he would hit somewhere close by us all.

15. I wish some writers would come to West Texas/Southern New Mexico. But I guess they figure we can’t read here or something. Just kiddin’, I know it’s not a big money place. But even Albuquerque would be doable and no one goes there much either. 8 hours to Phoenix or Scottsdale is just too much for old crippled cranky folks like me. *sigh* Have fun, ya’ll!

16. Jim, I know that there are tons of comments here already, but, man, you have so many Texas fans! I live in the DFW area, but I would make the trip just about anywhere in Texas in order to get a book signed by you. Where’s the love, Jim? Where’s the love?

17. What about PA or OH? How about a visit to the verdant forests and hills of Appalachian mountains? I figure, we should have just as many fans here as everywhere else. Please?

18. comon you’ve gota hit some where down south if not south carolina than some where around down hear, me and some of my friends would be willing cross a few state lines so comon please, pretty please with sugar, hot fuge, carmal, marshmalows, sprinkles, blueberry waffles, meatballs, hunny glazed ham, pecans, and a cherry on top!

19. Here in Oklahoma, I have a good friend who works for a major bookseller and I have personally recommended Harry and Company to ALL my friends and Co-workers. The fans are here, Jim, all you need to do is come and feel the Love.

20. By all means, get in touch with your local bookstores and have THEM get in touch with Penguin to try to set up a visit. Then the next time they send me out on a tour, I’m far more likely to actually appear. 🙂
    This one is the publisher-sponsored tour, so all the signings are set up through Penguin–which means that they do all the scheduling and so on. I’m generally happy to show up on Penguin’s dime, since they have a fairly huge corporate PR budget, but that kind of protracted, city-hopping, all-hotel, all-restaurant, all-taxi travel is sort of intimidating to a personal bank account. 🙂

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