“On Sept. 4, 1-3 p.m. at the Mason County Library, the Writers Guild will host another guest speaker, Michael Connick. He is the author of three Cold War spy novels based on his real-life experiences working with the intelligence community, the Department of Defense and the technology industry: “Trapped in a Hall of Mirrors,” “Funhouse Mirrors,” and “Afghan Mirrors.” His fourth novel “HPD” is a work of fiction that takes place in Huntington and whose main character is an officer of the Huntington Police Department. A reception will be held in honor of Mr. Connick to which the public is invited.

The Point Pleasant Writers Guild meets every first and third Wednesday of the month from 1–3 p.m. at the Mason County Library. All interested writers are welcome to attend.”

One of our local TV stations, WSAZ, covered last Monday’s Writers Can Read event held at The Inner Geek bookstore, during which I read selections from my latest novel, HPD. The award-winning Rajia Habbib also read from her newly published novel. I think everyone who attended had a great time. Below are some images from the TV coverage of the event, including a great shot of my back.

 

I’ll be giving this presentation as part of the monthly Huntington Fiction Factory program on September 12 from 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM at Heritage Station in Huntington, WV. Hope to see you there!