A "meet the author" event with a series of local authors, all to benefit the Brookfield Public Library.

I'll be in discussion with acclaimed mystery novelist and francophile Cara Black, on the occasion of her new novel, MURDER ON THE LEFT BANK, at acclaimed bookstore Poisoned Pen. A bienôt!

Thanks to some kind and devoted fans, the village of Wauwatosa is hosting a "An Evening in Paris" in June. There's a reception at Soaps & Scents (7600 Harwood Ave) and then a lovely dinner (reservations recommended) nearby at Le Reve (7610 Harwood Ave). I'll be on hand in both locations to discuss (and sign!) copies of Paris by the Book, which will be available for purchase. À bientôt!

I'll be on a panel, "Passion in Paris," along with Rupert Thomson, author of “Never Anyone But You” (Other Press).

I'll introduce and moderate a discussion with the very talented David McGlynn on Wednesday at my favorite bookstore, Boswell Books, as he discusses his beautiful new book of essays,  One Day You'll Thank Me: Lessons from an Unexpected Fatherhood. See you there!

Essex is located across the lake from Burlington, Vermont; the library is an easy walk from the Charlotte ferry dock.

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I'll be in the Convention Center's room B1.

I'll be signing books at the Book Fair before my talk at 2.

This reading is a bit of a homecoming for me. My parents live around the corner from the store, I grew up the next town over, and went to Loyola High School. I'm possibly the only member of my high school class who now owns a snow blower.

An evening in France...in Manhattan, with readings from two books set in France: Jane Delury's THE BALCONY and Liam Callanan's PARIS BY THE BOOK. 

Paris by the Book will launch at my hometown bookstore, Boswell Books, on the occasion of their ninth birthday. There may even be some gateaux.