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Toronto, Ontario – February 11, 2010 I will be one of dozens of authors appearing at The Book Lover's Ball, held at the Fairmont Royal York. For information about this very splashy event, go to www.bookloversball.ca. Oakville, Ontario – March 2 – 7pm I'll be at the Oakville Public Library talking about Fear the Worst, and Never Look Away, which just happens to be officially released that day. Uxbridge, Ontario – March 7 – 11am Blue Heron Books, in Uxbridge has invited me for one of their Books and Brunch events. It will be held at the Wyndance Golf Club, and tickets are $20 per person. For details call the store at 905-852-4282 Toronto, Ontario – March 17 – 7:30pm Authors at Harbourfront presents an evening with two thriller writers: Jo Nesbo, author of the upcoming The Snowman, and me. The event is at the Lakeside Terrace, York Quay Centre, 235 Queens Quay West. Tickets are $8. For details, go to www.readings.org. Too Close to Home wins the Arthur Ellis Award for Best Novel Too Close to Home has taken first place in the Best Novel category of the Arthur Ellis Awards, the top prize in Canada for crime fiction. Here's a terrific TV ad for Too Close to Home that ran when the book came out in the UK in February: No Time for Goodbye is the bestselling novel in the UK for 2008 The London Sunday Times reported in its year-end bestseller list that No Time for Goodbye led the paperback and hardcover fiction list (the non-fiction paperback and hardcover lists, too, for that matter) with sales of 636,105 copies. I want to thank all the UK book-buyers who took a chance on an author they'd never heard of before. Hats off also to everyone at Orion Publishing, the Richard and Judy show, producer Amanda Ross, Helen Heller, and everyone at the Paul Marsh Agency in London. February 8, 2009 My publisher in Poland is using a graphic-novel approach to promote the release of No Time for Goodbye in that country. This video is a brilliant interpretation of the first part of the book. I love it. |