Mystery
Writers of America Grand Master (and a Grand Guy) Joseph Wambaugh
conducted a Q&A conversation with Bob at his visit to Mysterious
Galaxy in San Diego on February 12.
There
was quite a turnout in spite of heavy downpours that wouldn't quit and a
rain-slicked freeway that took an extra hour-plus to navigate south from
Los Angeles.
The
Mysterious Galaxy's Elizabeth Baldwin was on hand to do her usual super
job of guiding authors through an appearance. Bob's holding "Flat
Stanley," the international kid phenomenon who shows up unannounced
in the most curious of places.
Hey,
wait! That's ASK A DEAD MAN Joe Wambaugh is signing, instead of one of his
classic trend-setting cop novels or non-fiction powerhouses like THE ONION
FIELD and FIRE LOVER.
Janene
(left) and Loxie were among Mysterious Galaxy customers who left with
signed copies of ASK A DEAD MAN, for themselves and as gifts. (Thank you,
again, ladies...)
And
thank you, too, Susan (left) and Marcia for braving the rain...and you
there, Flat Stanley, for bouncing your way into another photo.
How's
How's this for a marvelous and much appreciated display?
Mystery
Writers of America Grand Master (and a Grand Guy) Joseph Wambaugh
conducted a Q&A conversation with Bob at his visit to Mysterious
Galaxy in San Diego on February 12.
There
was quite a turnout in spite of heavy downpours that wouldn't quit and a
rain-slicked freeway that took an extra hour-plus to navigate south from
Los Angeles.
The
Mysterious Galaxy's Elizabeth Baldwin was on hand to do her usual super
job of guiding authors through an appearance. Bob's holding "Flat
Stanley," the international kid phenomenon who shows up unannounced
in the most curious of places.
Hey,
wait! That's ASK A DEAD MAN Joe Wambaugh is signing, instead of one of his
classic trend-setting cop novels or non-fiction powerhouses like THE ONION
FIELD and FIRE LOVER.
Janene
(left) and Loxie were among Mysterious Galaxy customers who left with
signed copies of ASK A DEAD MAN, for themselves and as gifts. (Thank you,
again, ladies...)
And
thank you, too, Susan (left) and Marcia for braving the rain...and you
there, Flat Stanley, for bouncing your way into another photo.
How's
How's this for a marvelous and much appreciated display?