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Friday
Jul022010

Liverpool's Privateer Days

I'm thrilled to be reading from The Dread Crew tomorrow, Saturday July 3rd, at Privateer Days in Liverpool, Nova Scotia, hosted by Snug Harbour Books. Not only because I get to meet readers and make Hector Gristle's accent out-loud, but because Privateer Days has a midway. I'm going to ride The Zipper ten times. And then I'll read. So if you're there, be patient. Don't laugh at my cross-eyes unless I'm pretending to be Famous Amos.

Privateers were pirates commissioned by the monarchy. Privateer, really, is the polite and sanctioned word for pirate. Which would make privateer a perfectly acceptable insult on the deck of the Barrow. I'll make a note of that for next time.

Let's have tea and sweets, right there in those chairs. But only *after* I've ridden The Zipper ten times. I'm smart that way.

Snug Harbour Books


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