Just click here to check out all of the events and reserve a ticket. Me: Tickets are available right now and with each ticket you’ll get to watch whichever live event you pick and you’ll be mailed an autographed copy of Broken and you’ll be supporting a bookstore, and that is a really big deal in this strange time.

You: ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME WITH THIS LIST? Luvvie Ajayi Jones, Samantha Irby, Felicia Day, Neil Gaiman, Christopher Moore and Judy Blume. Me: So last week there was a very loud kerfuffle on twitter about how “ your author friends are not your friends because they are your competition” and that is ridiculous because 1) we need a shitload of books to make the world go around and there is room for everyone and 2) because if you’re looking for an example of author friends being incredibly important and wonderful you should look no further than the six amazing authors who volunteered to moderate each of my six events ENTIRELY OUT OF THE GOODNESS OF THEIR HEARTS. You: A book tour without all the social anxiety? TELL ME MORE. It will be virtual so that means that you don’t have to leave your house or put on pants to attend! This is an extra special perk for those of us with anxiety and it’s my hope that so many of you who couldn’t make it to a live event in the past can make it for one of these online stops. Me: Well, it’s not a normal tour (which is pretty on-brand for me anyway.) A normal book tour means travel and visiting with people and seeing people actually reading your book and wandering through bookstores, but times are not normal so this tour will be a bit different, but hopefully just as wonderful in a different way. But I can’t come to your book tour because we are still living in the plague years. You: Agreed and socially-distanced high-fives all around. And this tour is the epitome of that for me and I think we all need a little something to look forward to. And I realize it seems odd to be announcing my book tour for Brokenduring a day when we’re dealing with rolling black-outs and are currently melting snow in the bathtub since we don’t have running water and can’t leave the house because of the pandemic and also frozen roads, but what I have learned over the last year is the importance of celebrating the small victories and looking with hope to the future. Me: And also no electricity since yesterday. You: Awesome! But…wait aren’t you still without water in the middle of snow storm? If you are reading this I am talking to you.

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