So, first, my space at the table was all like:
And by 5:00, I was like:
But by 5:30, I was totally:
The rest of the swag trickled away on Sunday, but the books sold out in one day. I couldn’t believe it. People in Denver want lesbian books, yo.

Merry Shannon, Me, Joel Gomez-Dossi, and Jerry Wheeler
We had a blast of a time, not too hot, just a little humid in parts. Met some colorful characters:
Found my next car:
Saw walking condoms in the parade:
And our booth was by some strange statuary, but then again, all of Denver has some strange statues. Read the conspiracies about the Denver airport sometime:
I even saw my book on the shelves at Barnes and Noble downtown:
We laughed we cried, we went to bed at 10pm because we were exhausted. Thank you, Denver, we had a wonderful time. 🙂 An extra special shout-out to my friends, David Slayton and Erin Kennemer for helping me pimp books. Lots of those sales were directly attributable to you.
How many of you attend Pride events or anywhere with bookseller tents? Have you ever bought or sold books there?
I’m glad you had both an awesoome and book-positive time!! WOOT!!!
*still confused about the life-sized horse on the humongous chair*
Me too, Angela. Maybe they had a surplus of cash?
You sold out of books! That’s fantastic!! I’d be floating on clouds after a day like that.
Congrats!
I was floating, Maria. Tired, but weightless.
Yaaaaaaaay! *waves arms like Kermit*
One of the happiest moments of my writing life, Widders.