Zero at the Bone Release Party

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If you live near my neck of the woods, here's an event to add to your calendar: Jane Seville's book release party for her novel "Zero at the Bone." You can check out all the details on Columbus Underground.

I was thrilled to get to illustrate the cover for this fantastic novel, and I'm excited to be involved in the reception too - which will include food and drinks, readings and an author signing, plus a raffle drawing for fantastic prizes including art prints (courtesy of yours truly) and Short North gift certificates with proceeds to benefit Stonewall Columbus. Books will be available for sale onsite.

You can find out more scoop from the author herself at www.janesevillebooks.com, and be sure to order a copy of "Zero at the Bone" when it becomes available on April 6th at Dreamspinner Press.

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