Libraries and Book Clubs

Given Zoom, Skype, and Streamyard, distance is no longer a factor for author visits. Whether in person or virtually, I conduct writing workshops, historical presentations on some of my novels, as well as signings. (See Workshops and Presentations) In fact, two years ago I conducted a virtual signing and workshop for a library in Seward, Alaska while sitting behind my desk in Chicago! Here’s a one minute video clip from the event. We were talking about my writing process, and someone asked me whether I outline.

 

If you’re a Book Club interested in an author talk, contact me and I’ll get back to you ASAP.

Click here to request a visit from Libby!  

 

I’m delighted to talk about any of my novels. In the past Book Clubs have chosen:
EASY INNOCENCE
AN EYE FOR MURDER
HAVANA LOST
A BITTER VEIL
WAR, SPIES, AND BOBBY SOX
NOBODY’S CHILD
JUMP CUT
A BEND IN THE RIVER
DOUBLEBLIND

 

Download  PDF Discussion Guides

Discussion Questions: HAVANA LOST

Discussion Questions: A BITTER VEIL

Discussion Questions: A BEND IN THE RIVER (coming soon)

 

Just for Librarians

Page600If you work in a library, you might be interested in a novella I co-wrote with David J. Walker. It’s a cozy mystery, and, of course, we murder the library director. It’s widely available here as well as B&N, Apple Books, and Kobo.