I’m scheduled for a reading and the mass signing at WFC New Orleans this upcoming weekend, Nov. 3-6! My reading will be Friday at 11am.

I’m scheduled for a reading and the mass signing at WFC New Orleans this upcoming weekend, Nov. 3-6! My reading will be Friday at 11am.
There’s a great new author interview with me, by Carly Stevens of the Boston Athenaeum. This historical private membership library is an amazing resource, and I’m proud to become part of its heritage.
Here it is:
Boston Athenaeum interviews Eva L. Elasigue
https://www.bostonathenaeum.org/library/book-recommendations/athenaeum-authors/eva-l-elasigue
Hey, I’ve been scheduled as a panelist for this year’s Norwescon in Seattle! Home city convention, familiar folks, great topics and inventive fun. Join us in storming Ye Olde Doubletree with all due precaution.
In other news, the Book 3 typed second draft manuscript just bust another seam in its folder. Words don’t take up a lot of space for all the hammering it takes, but they add up. Here’s to another 10 millimeters of story DNA. This is already the biggest book of the three.
Just for fun, this memento comes from last year’s World Fantasy Convention in Montreal. I had the typewriter at my dealer’s table offering lines of fantasy portraiture, and I received this one in return from author Shirley Meier. A touch of magic and mystery. Plus a little swag from convention neighbors: poet Leslie Wheeler, and The Heretic’s Guide to Homecoming.
I’ve got my own beloved Hermes, and have had just that one for a long time. I was recently given a second backup from nearby author Thomas Fenley, which I haven’t needed. So when my poet friend Zakarya Baza expressed interest, I decided to hand it over! I like sharing the joy of the typewriter as a motivating experience for the wordcrafter. Smith-Corona delivered.
Last night I was busy throwing the abovenamed WorldCon room event. Here is what greeted people:
Both the promo and the chocolate buffet got gobbled up.
The typewriter saw some unique contributions, including vintage WorldCon letterhead paper from 44 years ago.
I have one panel left at WorldCon tomorrow on the Phylogenetic Tree of Space Opera, with some greatly renowned authors. Catch us if you can.
I’m setting up a dealer’s table for WFC 2021 in Montreal this year! Online attendees will also be able to visit.
Nov 4-7