Clues Unlimited
A Mystery Bookstore
520-326-8533
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Signings and Special Events
August/September 2010
Signings and Special Events
Tuesday,
August 10th at
the series set in
wife, novelist Diane Ladd.
This series is noteworthy for the way Jance weaves
the legends of the Tohono O’odham
in with the
crimes.
Sunday,
August 15th at
(SS, 15.00) and The
Hanging Tree (SS, 15.00). Please join us for a chance to hear what this
Pulitzer-prize winning author has to
say about turning from
journalism to mystery writing.
Monday,
August 16th at
series,
The Koala of Death (PP, 24.95). We will have sandwiches from Baggin’s.
Saturday,
August 21 at
latest to feature Victim
Advocate Chloë Newcomb set in Bisbee is a prequel set
before Chloe moves to Bisbee from
where a visit to
review from Publisher’s
Weekly for this literary whodunnit.
Saturday,
August 28th at
Sophie Redesigned
(Outskirts Press, 14.95), the first in a series featuring a senior sleuth, a
retired librarian who does computer
consulting
for a police detective in a tale of corporate chicanery and elder issues.
Please join us.
Sunday,
September 12th at
14.99), a stand-alone thriller about two young girls who disappear
thirty years ago from a shopping mall—presumed kidnapped and
dead, until a disoriented
woman appears claiming to be the younger of the girls.
Saturday,
September 18th at
Hutchinson, four members of Gecko Girls Ink, a
group of
June/July
2010
Signings and Special Events
Sunday, June
13th at 2:00 Clues Unlimited Book Club will meet to discuss G.M. Malliet’s Death of a Cozy Writer (Mid Ink, 14.95),
the first in a cozy series featuring DCI St. Just.
Wednesday,
June 16th at
At
Wednesday, June 23rd at 2:00 British author Zoë Sharp
will be here to discuss the first two mysteries in the Charlie Fox series, Killer
Instinct and Riot Act (
Sunday, July
11th at
April/May
2010
Sunday,
April 11th at
Thursday,
April 15th at
Friday, May
7th at
Sunday, May
9th at
Sunday, May
16th at
February/March
2010
Sunday, February
14th at
Saturday, March 6th at 2:30 Margaret Regan will be here to sign and discuss The Death of Josseline (HMH, 25.95), a heart-wrenching story of a Central American immigrant and her attempt to find a new life in America.
Friday, March 12th at 1:30 Cara Black and Libby Fischer Hellmann will be discussing and signing their latest books at a Brandeis Book Fund event. The cost is $10.00. Call Clues at 236-8533 for more information.
Saturday and Sunday, March 13th and 14th the store will be closed because we will be selling books at the Tucson Festival of the Book from 10:00 to 6:00. Come on down to see some of your favorite authors.
Thursday, March 18th at
Sunday, March 21st at 2:00 Clues
Unlimited Book Club will meet to discuss A Beautiful Place to Die (SS,15.00),
a police procedural set in 1950’s South Africa.
December
2009/January 2010
Sunday, December 6th at 2:00
Wednesday, December 9th at 7:00 J. A. Jance will be here to discuss and sign Trial by Fire (SS,
25.99), the latest in the series featuring Ali Reynolds, who is now working for
the Yavapai County Police Department.
Saturday, December 12th at 2:00 we will have a
joint signing with two first-rate Arizona authors: Betty Webb will be here to
sign her latest in the Lena Jones series set in the Phoenix area, Desert
Lost (PP, 24.95), one of Library
Journal’s Books of the Year along with J. M. Hayes Server
Down, and
Sunday, December 13th at 2:00 the Clues Unlimited Book Club will
meet to discuss Caroline Graham’s The Killing at Badger’s Drift
(F&M, 14.95), the first in a British police procedural series that has been
televised as The Midsummer Murders.
Saturday
and Sunday, December 26th
and 27th from 9:00 to 5:00 Clues will have its annual
after-Christmas sale—everything will be on sale with discounts from 20%
to 60%. Come and use up your gift certificates!
Sunday, January 10th at 2:00 Clues Unlimited Book Club will meet to
discuss Ellis Peters’ A Morbid Taste for Bones (LB, 6.99),
the first in the medieval series featuring Brother Cadfael.
Wednesday, January 27th at 7:00 Lori Armstrong will
be her to sign No Mercy (SS, 25.00), the first in a new series featuring a
former Army sniper who returns to her family ranch in western South Dakota.
Thursday, January 28th at 5:30 we will have a
signing with two writers who use international settings for their mysteries.
October/November
2009
Monday,
October 5th at 5:30
Sunday,
October 11th at 2:00, Clues Unlimited Book Club will meet to discuss
Peter Robinson’s Gallow’s View
(HarperCollins, 7.99), an Inspector Banks police procedural set in Yorkshire.
Saturday,
October 17th at 2:30 Clues Unlimited will present a benefit for
Arizona Greyhound Rescue, featuring a booksigning
with two Tucsonans:
Sunday,
October 25 at
Thursday,
October 29th at 11:30 Libby Fischer Hellman
will be here for a lunch and booksigning for her new
mystery Doubleback (Bleak House,
24.95 hc, 14.95 trade paper), featuring both Ellie Forman
and Georgia Davis, and part of which is set in Cochise County.
Saturday
October 31, Steven Havill will be here at 1:30 to sign two new mysteries, a
Bill Gastner mystery set in New Mexico, Red,
Green, or Murder (PP, 24.95) and Race for the Dying (STM, 25.99), a
historical mystery set in Washington state at the turn of the twentieth century
about a young doctor who discovers that the doctor he is working for is
engaging in mail fraud by providing mail-order diagnoses.
Saturday,
October 31 from 4-8, Clues will host a Halloween party featuring food, drink,
and tarot readings by Mindy E. Mezzy. Come in costume
as your favorite mystery character. Daniel promises to dress as Carmen Miranda!
Saturday,
November 7th at 2:00 Pete Goodman will be here to sign Smoking
Frog Lives! (Con, 14.95), a debut mystery about a
PI-turned-archaeologist who chases an elusive murderer dressed as a Mayan war
god through the crumbling temple of Yaxnax.
Sunday,
November 8th at 2:00 Clues Unlimited Book Club will discuss The
Chalk Circle Man (Png, 14.00) by French
mystery writer Fred Vargas. This is the first to feature Parisian police
Inspector Adamsberg. Also at 2:00 we will have a Phoenix
Noir event, featuring Patrick Millikin
(editor) and contributors: Robert Anglen, Charles
Kelly, and Kurt Reichenbaugh. Phoenix Noir (Akashic, 15.95) is a collection of short stories all set in
the Phoenix area.
Monday,
November 9th at 7:00 Jeri Westerson will
be here to sign the second in her series set in London in the fourteenth
century, The Serpent in the Thorns (STM, 24.99), the second
in her series that combines noir sensibility with historical accuracy. The talk
and booksigning is part of the Mysteries in History
series that benefits the History Department of the University of Arizona. $10.00 admission charge.
Saturday, November 14th
Sunday, November 22nd beginning at 1:00 Clues will present
Mistletoe and Mystery. Join us to meet
Monday,
October 5th at 5:30
Sunday,
October 11th at 2:00, Clues Unlimited Book Club will meet to discuss
Peter Robinson’s Gallow’s View
(HarperCollins, 7.99), an Inspector Banks police procedural set in Yorkshire.
Saturday,
October 17th at 2:30 Clues unlimited will present a benefit for
Arizona Greyhound Rescue, featuring a booksigning
with two Tucsonans:
Thursday,
October 29th at 11:30 Libby Fischer Hellman
will be here for a lunch and booksigning for her new
mystery Doubleback (Bleak House,
24.95 hc, 14.95 trade paper), featuring both Ellie
Forman and Georgia Davis, and part of which is set in Cochise County.
Saturday
October 31, Steven Havill will be here at 1:30 to sign two new mysteries, a
Bill Gastner mystery set in New Mexico, Red,
Green, or Murder (PP, 24.95) and Race for the Dying (STM, 25.99), a
historical mystery set in Washington state at the turn of the twentieth century
about a young doctor who discovers that the doctor he is working for is engaging
in mail fraud by providing mail-order diagnoses.
Saturday,
October 31 from 4-8, Clues will host a Halloween party featuring food, drink,
and tarot readings by Mindy E. Mezzy. Come in costume
as your favorite mystery character. Daniel promises to dress as Carmen Miranda!
Saturday,
November 7th at 2:00 Pete Goodman will be here to sign Smoking
Frog Lives! (Con, 14.95), a debut mystery about a
PI-turned-archaeologist who chases an elusive murderer dressed as a Mayan war
god through the crumbling temple of Yaxnax.
Thursday,
November 12th at 3:30 we will have a Phoenix Noir event,
featuring Patrick Millikin (editor) and
contributors:
Saturday, November 14th
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