Memories of the South

Posted bySamuel Snoek-BrownPosted inHagridden, reading, Texas, travelTags:, , , ,

This coming weekend, I’ll be reading at the Northwest release party for Hagridden here in Portland, alongside my friends Mark Russell and Monica Drake. And just today, I booked travel for my Midwest book tour in Ohio and Indiana.

But today, I wanted to take one last look back at the Southern tour I just finished.

Starting, of course, with the selfies:

And the venue posters:

And the very cool guestbook my mother gifted me for my birthday, as a way for fans to leave me notes during readings:

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I enjoyed the travel, too, of course:

In all, I drove more than 2230 miles!
In all, I drove more than 2230 miles!

But the best part was getting to reunite with so many great folks and meet so many new people:

Published by Samuel Snoek-Brown

I write fiction and teach college writing and literature. I'm the author of the story collection There Is No Other Way to Worship Them, the novel Hagridden, and the flash fiction chapbooks Box Cutters and Where There Is Ruin.

2 thoughts on “Memories of the South”

  1. By the way, my copy of ‘Hagridden’ has just arrived (excited!). I have a lot of busy-ness right now, but I intend to read a little every day and see how that goes.

    M

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