I’ll be signing books at the East Regional Library on Saturday, July 27th from 10 to 1. I can’t imagine a better way to spend a Saturday than nerding out with a bunch of writers in a library, so come join us!
I’ll be signing books at the Metairie Barnes and Nobel on Saturday, July 13th from 2-4. It’ll be a pretty informal sort of deal, so swing by, have a chat, and get your book defaced by yours truly.
Come out and help celebrate the release of my second novel, GATHER THE FORTUNES. I’ll be reading and answering questions and maybe a psychopomp will show up and lead us all into the Underworld? No, wait. That . . . that would be bad. All the good stuff will really be happening!
I’ve been invited to participate in this year’s book festival! Details to come, but I’ll definitely be there, and definitely signing copies of THE CITY OF LOST FORTUNES.
I’ll be reading at the East Bank Regional Library, along with Patty Friedman and Kent Wascom. Come help me brave the wilds of Jeff Parish!
I’ll be reading from THE CITY OF LOST FORTUNES as part of the Charm City Spec reading series, along with Justina Ireland (Author of DREAD NATION) and Alan Smale (Author of the Clash of Eagles Trilogy)! Should be a fun night!
I’ll be reading from THE CITY OF LOST FORTUNES and maybe some other fun stuff as well. Hope to see you there!
I’ll be visiting the university for a reading and panel discussion to celebrate the launch of the new student literary journal. Event starts at 7 p.m. in Isaacs Auditorium, Seibert Hall. More details once I have them.
Come and celebrate the release of my first novel! I’ll be reading from and signing THE CITY OF LOST FORTUNES. Should be a good time!
Bryan Camp is a graduate of the Clarion West Writer’s Workshop and the University of New Orleans’ Low-Residency MFA program. He started his first novel, The City of Lost Fortunes, in the backseat of his parents’ car as they evacuated for Hurricane Katrina. He has been, at various points in his life: a security guard at a stockcar race track, a printer in a flag factory, an office worker in an oil refinery, and a high school English teacher. He lives in New Orleans with his wife and their three cats, one of whom is named after a superhero.