How to Teach Physics to Your Dog: Upcoming Events

i-1e8ca3d6f1057cdc4f9532702467bc29-sm_cover_draft_atom.jpgTwo noteworthy events related to How to Teach Physics to Your Dog in the next month:

First, and most important, I'm going to be signing books at the Author's Alley portion of the World Science Festival Street Fair. The fair itself is in Washington Square Park in Manhattan, though the name of the signing program is a little misleading-- rather than being in an actual alley, the signings will be on the eighth floor of NYU's Kimmel Center, on the south side of the square. I'm signing at 1:30, and there are plenty of other books and presentations on offer, not to mention festive happenings outside. The festival got a nice write-up in the Times, so you know it'll be good...

A couple of weeks later, I'll be signing books at The Open Door in Schenectady, from 1:00-2:30 on June 19th. If you're in the Capital Region, and want a book signed, this is a great chance to get one, and also support your local independent bookseller.

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