Bouchercon's Most Valuable Panel
Bouchercon's most valuable panel (based upon the cost of the airline tickets it's gonna cost to get us all there) is the one I'm moderating on June 16 at 4:30 PM.
It's called "Murder at the Edge of the Map" and the participants will be flying in from -- well, the edges of the map.
I hope you won't miss a chance to see/hear Christopher G. Moore, Tamar Myers, Yrsa Siguroardottir, Michael Stanley the Stanley side of the duo) and myself as we hold forth on "foreign" (but not to us) mysteries.
Tamar is the panelist with the least mileage to fly, but her newest (to be launched on the First of October) isn't even at the edge of the map - it's off the map. The book is drawn from experiences of her teenage years in the Belgian Congo.
It's called "Murder at the Edge of the Map" and the participants will be flying in from -- well, the edges of the map.
I hope you won't miss a chance to see/hear Christopher G. Moore, Tamar Myers, Yrsa Siguroardottir, Michael Stanley the Stanley side of the duo) and myself as we hold forth on "foreign" (but not to us) mysteries.
Tamar is the panelist with the least mileage to fly, but her newest (to be launched on the First of October) isn't even at the edge of the map - it's off the map. The book is drawn from experiences of her teenage years in the Belgian Congo.
Tags: bouchercon, foreign, gage, moore, myers, panel, siguroardottir, stanley, yrsa
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