Bones of Starlight author Eva L. Elasigue (that is, I) will be presenting at the Cascade Writers June 2017 workshop weekend. This is on June 23-25, the same weekend as the Locus Awards in Seattle. 2+ workshops/panels, topics yet to be disclosed! I did in fact propose a unit on napping, where there would be naps, and explanations on why and when naps are good, and different napping methods. And, I’ll talk on other things.
Category Archives: Updates
Recap: Friday Harbor
Here’s a bit of the press for the reading I held last week at the Friday Harbor Library. Local news appearance hey! With a nice writeup, and how about that dog smile next door.

Below the flyer as seen on the door of Griffin Bay Bookstore, where Bones of Starlight can be found for purchase.

Bakka Phoenix Sci-Fi Bookstore, Toronto
I made sure to visit Bakka Phoenix Books of Toronto, where I happened upon a reading by Nicholas Eames & Miles Cameron. There, one can find limited edition Bones of Starlight flyers by the cash register.

Creative Commons 2017 Global Summit
Since I began releasing Bones of Starlight online in 2014, Creative Commons has been the licensing entity assuring my authorship, and your readership. It created a safe environment for me to air my work, and maintain the motivation to complete the first book (and let us say, those after).
I used the same kind of license for the printed work, and I love seeing it there on the copyright page, a sort of affirmation from the first time Creative Commons made perfect sense to me. It still does. Collaboration with artists is made easier, and that’s how I’m able to include such excellent images.
Last year’s Creative Commons panel at MidAmericon 2 was a great experience. It’s now time to strengthen the connection between my work and this growing movement, so that I can also bring Creative Commons to people for whom it makes sense.
I’m glad to be here. I’m glad it’s here.
Reading Videos & Upcoming Library
Come out to the Friday Harbor Library on Wednesday, April 26th for a book reading and discussion. As seen on the front door of Griffin Bay Bookstore… next to George Orwell.

I dug into the archives for more of the readings from my visit to Van Loon Gallery in Santa Fe last August.
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