October RMMWA Meeting
RSVP by Monday, October 8
Price: RMMWA members $20, guests $25 Includes dinner and presentation
CADA, 290 E. Speer Blvd., Denver
Program: David Maloney, Lab Manager, Forensic Services, CBI
More details to follow.
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Member News
Signings and Sightings
Christine Carbo
Reading and signing
Midtown Reader Bookstore
1123 Thomasville Road Tallahassee, Florida
September 15
2–4 pm
Margaret Mizushima
Book Launch Party
Burning Ridge
Rolland Moore Park, Shelter #2 2201 S. Shields Street
Fort Collins
September 19 6pm
J.L. Abramo
Launch reception for American History
Mercury Café
2199 California Street Denver
September 20 5–9pm
Margaret Mizushima
Book signing with JoAnna Luloff
Covered Treasures Bookstore 105 2nd Street
Monument, Colorado
September 21 6pm
Margaret Mizushima
Author talk and book signing
Saguache Library 702 Pitkin Ave.
Saguache, Colorado
September 22
Carter Wilson
Class: Writing Thrillers
Boulder Writing Studio 777 Pearl St. #211 Boulder
September 25 6:30pm
Margaret Mizushima
Author talk and signing
Fort Morgan Library 414 Main Street
Fort Morgan, Colorado
September 29 2pm
Margaret Mizushima
Author talk and signing with Scott Graham, C.C. Harrison, and Roger Johns
Poisoned Pen Bookstore
4014 N. Goldwater Blvd. #101 Scottsdale, Arizona
October 6
Carter Wilson
Class: First-Page Critique
Boulder Writing Studio 777 Pearl St., #211 Boulder
October 22 7pm
Manuel Ramos & Mark Stevens
“Rum & Tequila” book launches
and signings for The Golden Havana Night (Ramos) and The Melancholy Howl (Stevens)
Tattered Cover-Colfax 2626 East Colfax Ave. Denver
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