Whew!

Free Comic Book Day was great! I had my own little placard with my name on it and sat there, selling and signing books for the day.

I sold 4 copies of Hub City Survival, which I deemed a great success, seeing that it is neither a comic book nor free!! Thanks to those of you who came out to have your books signed, as well! I feel very much appreciated and humbled by the success I had that day. I am immeasurably thankful that anyone would read my works, let alone the amount of people who already have.

That said, I have sold nearly 100 copies of Hub City Survival at this time. Nearly 100! That is incredible! I also will be donating some signed copies to Animaritime for them to use. Keep an eye out for them when you are at the convention this summer.

Sadly, I don't think I'll be able to attend the convention myself, unless circumstances allow me to leave my job... which certainly will not happen! It's nice to imagine, though, and maybe I will be able to go to the convention for part of Sunday. I hope so.

I will be unable to attend at all on the Friday because I'm going to be in a concert for Canada Day! If you are in the Fundy National Park area (or would like to be) for July 1st, I will be singing with the band I am in, Rosedale. We'll be celebrating Canada Day in that fashion. So, if you're not coming to the convention, you're certainly welcome to come watch the show! It will be free and hopefully our CD will be released by then. I think there will be cake, too, but I could be wrong...

That reminds me that I have been hard at work on a new project. I have been designing and maintaining a website for my father, Allan Cooper, who is known locally for his poetry and music. Check the site out! I'm really pleased with the layout and I hope you like it, too.

That said, I should probably make myself a website sometime...

By the way, Hub City Survival readers. I am considering annotating a copy of Hub City Survival and selling it on Etsy or eBay for a slightly higher price. Would anyone be interested in this? If so, would Etsy be better, or eBay? How much would YOU, personally, pay for a fully annotated copy of a book?

I would also like to do a little Hub City Survival zombie tour one day. Ideally we would be driving through New Brunswick and looking at places where key plot points of Hub City Survival took place! I have no idea when, if ever, this would take place, but I'm curious to see who would be interested in attending something like that.

- Buy Hub City Survival in the US through Lulu!
- Buy Hub City Survival in Canada through Lightning Demand Press!
- Buy Hub City Survival as an eBook!
- Buy it in person in Moncton at either GameZilla, the Comic Hunter, or United Book Exchange!
- Buy it in person in Alma at An Octopus' Garden Cafe!
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