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I just checked my brother’s flight and he is at 35,000 ft traveling at 700mph. Today, our parents stopped in at the Barnes and Noble in Little Rock Arkansas and had a very good response from John Giamache at the Financial Center Parkway. Their next stop was North Little Rock Arkansas where the met an equally positive response from David Bratton at 4000 McCain Blvd Barnes and Noble. Wagon train stopped again in Germantown Tennessee, a burb of Memphis where they went into Borders. Terry was very excited to receive an ARC of her own. An ARC was hand-delivered to Avon B. of Barnes and Noble on North Germantown Parkway. Her response was quite favorable. Finally, Hastings Bookstore was paid a visit from a retired couple from Canada. This Germantown Parkway store in a burb of Memphis was very interested and excited about receiving their own copy of the book. Thanks to Cordova and Matthew Davis.
Blog over for now…
Michael

Hi this is Michael, Chris’ brother…I will be filling in for him while he is away.

ironelves.com is now officially online. The links and a lot more are yet to come, but the main page does link back to my blog here.

Yesterday was a busy one as I got ready to fly tonight to London. Among many things I spoke briefly with my publicist here in NY and my publicist in Canada (I’m going to love saying that.)

If you’re following the ARC-RV tour my parents passed through Texarkana yesterday where dad met with Patricia, the assistant store manager at Walden Books. Next stop is Little Rock then on to Memphis and possibly Nashville by tonight.

Sounds like the storms have moved on and my folks are in the clear, for the moment. They met Joleen at the B&N in Waco, then drove on to Dallas where the followed the ring road around it. Dad had a chance to visit with Linda at the B&N in Cedar Hill, Tim at the B&N in Garland, then on to couple of Borders stores, one in Plano where he chatted with Allison and then Mesquite where he met Melinda, the Merchandise Supervisor. I think the next stop is Little Rock.

My website is close. If all goes well it will debut tonight.

Severe weather continues to rock the south. My parents made it as far as Waco yesterday then back tracked a bit to Temple. The day before they were in Austin where they met B&N Community Relations Manager Frank Campbell who graciously offered to take an ARC to the regional managers’ meeting. Here in NY I’m fighting a cold and wondering if American Airlines will have a plane ready for me when I leave for London on Saturday.

In other news, Tessa, my web designer, is hoping to have my website up tonight, so stay tuned. We’re going to start simple and then expand over time.