Charlie Higson's US Book Tour Dates Announced
The Young Bond Dossier has the first confirmed dates for Young Bond author Charlie Higson's first American book tour since 2006 when
Blood Fever
came out. He'll be in the US this May, promoting the imminent American releases of
By Royal Command
,
SilverFin: The Graphic Novel
and his non-Bond young adult novel,
The Enemy
(not to be confused with the
Lee Child novel
or the
Roger Moore movie
!). So far the tour includes stops in New York, Washington D.C. (at the International Spy Museum), Minnesota, Illinois and Missouri. Personally, I'm bummed because there are no West Coast dates announced yet, and apparently Higson won't be making an appearance in California this time. But if he comes through your state, definitely make a point of heading out to meet him! There aren't many opportunities to get James Bond novels of any sort signed these days, what with Sebastian Faulks being purposefully stingy with his autograph and
Samantha Weinberg's
The Moneypenny Diaries being woefully underpromoted. And if you're one of the few Bond fans who still digs in his or her feet and declares, "that's kid's stuff," I'll attempt one last entreaty to get you to pick up one of Higson's excellent books. (Try
Blood Fever
for starters.) Like
The Moneypenny Diaries
, they're infinitely superior to
Faulks' straightforward Bond novel!
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