A wonderful evening yesterday with Professor Ori Z. Soltes of Georgetown University in the chair. I gave an illustrated talk accompanied by a lively discussion with Ori who ably put the story in its historical context. Then came some extremely perceptive questions from a very attentive audience.
Lovely reception and book signing after.
Posing with the man who generously contributed the foreword to my book, putting the story in its historical context.
A nice crowd gathered for my presentation at the New York Public Library on October 13. It was great that so many people had already read the book. There are seven copies in the library.
At Brooklyn Law School conference dinner this evening talking about Stolen Legacy with college President, Dean and Professor of Law Nick Allard. Packed room all listening attentively to my every word! Very nice crowd. Loved meeting everyone and hearing their stories. Interesting questions too.
It was standing room only at Politics and Prose when I spoke about my book. Plenty of people were already in their seats when I turned up half an hour before my event was due to start. They listened attentively, laughed at all the right places when I read extracts from my book and asked interesting and perceptive questions. It was a very fine start to my book tour.
I nearly forgot to mention…lots of books were sold and I signed plenty of copies.