Arisia — I’m starting to wonder why I didn’t sign up for cons in warmer climes this winter. Maybe you can come out and talk some sense into me.

Myke will be a pan­elist at Con­fu­sion 39 in Detroit, MI from 19–23 JAN 2012. Come say hi, AND FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT’S HOLY BRING WARM CLOTHING.

The Hour of the Wolf is LATE, folks. Tune to 99.5fm in New York City at 1:30 AM (that’s Thursday morning EARLY) on Jan­uary 26th 2012. If you can’t sleep, tune in to her me struggle to be coherent waaaay past my bed­time. You can also stream the show from WBAI’s web­site.

Ask me any ques­tions you please on Feb­ruary 1st (Wednesday) at 8PM EST on one of cooler online forums out there. Just click on this link to read more about the event.

I’ll be signing copies at Posman’s Grand Cen­tral Ter­minal (in New York City) on Feb­ruary 2nd (Thursday) from 6:30PM to when­ever they throw me out or I get tired of sit­ting by myself. Please come out and keep me company!

I’ll be reading from CONTROL POINT along authors Bob Howe and Sal­adin Ahmed at 6:30PM on Tuesday, Feb­ruary 7th at the Soho Dig­ital Gallery of Art at 138 Sul­livan Street in New York City as part of the New York Review of Sci­ence Fic­tion reading series! Come out and listen to my dra­matic ren­di­tion of my own char­ac­ters. Slightly wor­ried about that

Oorah, ship­mates! I’m coming to the USMC base in Quan­tico, VA to sign copies of CONTROL POINT at the Main Marine Corps Exchange (building 3500) from 1100 on. Come on out and give me a chance to shake your hand and thank you for your service.

I’ll be speaking at the Boskone SF/F con­ven­tion in Boston, MA from Feb­ruary 17th to Feb­ruary 19th 2012. While I love to hear myself talk, speaking to others is even better, so I’d be much obliged if you’d come on out and give a listen.

March 6th, 7:00PM at the Housing Works Book­store Cafe — 126 Crosby St. New York City. Details here.

Explore the past, present, and future of fan­tasy and sci­ence fic­tion with authors Myke Cole (Con­trol Point), Hillary Jordan (When She Woke), and Naomi Novik (Cru­cible of Gold), in dis­cus­sion with Tor​.com editor Ryan Britt. They’ll dis­cuss dragons in the Napoleonic Wars, elves in the Pen­tagon, crim­i­nals of (lit­er­ally) a dif­ferent color, and the state of SF/F, as well as sign books and take ques­tions from the audi­ence. Co-sponsored by Housing Works and WORD in a team-up of epic pro­por­tions. Plus com­pli­men­tary wine!

Lunacon was my first SF con­ven­tion, so it’ll always have a spe­cial place in my heart. It’s amazing to finally go there as a pro. I’ll be there Friday and Sat­urday, but will have to duck out Sunday for family oblig­a­tions. Come out and say hi!