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April 16-20, 2008 ~ 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Mega-Booksigning at the Romantic Times Booklovers' Convention Book Fair
Hilton Pittsburgh
600 Commonwealth Place,
Pittsburgh, PA 15222

~ Pamela will be signing The Dark Gate.


June 1, 2008
Dark Deceiver arrives in stores!

 

July 30, 2008
Readers for Life Charity Book Signing
San Francisco Marriott
San Francisco, CA

~ Every summer Romance Writers of America puts on its annual "Readers for Life" booksigning benefit featuring hundreds of romance authors, all signing their latest titles. The event is free and open to the public. Every year the benefit raises thousands of dollars. For more information on this event, visit rwanational.org. See photo at right.


Pamela signed her debut novel, The Dark Gate at RWA's annual book signing benefit in Dallas, TX, July 2007.

from Pamela's events

RWA’s National Convention ~ Dallas, TX ~ July, 2007 (below left and center)

Pamela, right, with fellow Nocturne author Lori Devoti
Kresley Cole, Rita winner for best Paranormal, with Pamela.
Pamela (center) signing The Dark Gate with authors Julia Quinn and Madeline Hunter, April 2007.
Pamela (on right) at the 2006 RWA Award Ceremony with Sophia Nash, Nora Roberts, and Kathryn Caskie.
Above: Pamela (left) with Nora Roberts and Julia Quinn at Turn the Page Bookstore Café, April 2007.
Pamela presents a workshop for Washington Romance Writers.
Historical author Anna Campbell and Pamela at the RWA National Conference in Atlanta, 2006.
Pamela signing The Dark Gate at a surprise book launch party thrown by her friends.

 

 

 

 

View Pamela’s print-friendly bio.

FAST FACTS:

The Dark Gate, Silhouette Nocturne #13, is Pamela’s writing debut.

The daughter of an Air Force pilot, Pamela was born at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio and spent her childhood moving around the country and the world.

Pamela graduated from Auburn University with a degree in Industrial Engineering. Though engineering and writing appear to have little to do with one another on the surface, she’s found the logical mind bent she developed through her engineering background to be surprisingly helpful in crafting plots.

Pamela was a 2005 recipient of RWA’s prestigious Golden Heart award for Best Paranormal Romance.

Pamela currently resides in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. with her family.

DOWNLOADABLE PRESS PHOTO:

Pamela appreciates all the requests for photographs for press use. The following photo is available for download in both mac (.sit) and pc (.zip) formats. All images are jpgs; pixel dimensions denote height. Please let us know where you post your article so we can link to it. Thanks.

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mac ~ pc

300dpi, 600px
mac ~ pc

web-ready (right click on photo at left)

 

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WRITING WORKSHOPS:

Pamela loves to speak at writers groups and conferences. If you’d like to invite Pamela to give one of the following workshops, please contact her at for availability. Below, she gives descriptions of her workshops.

Plotting the Page-Turner

In this workshop, I cover the tricks and techniques I’ve learned that keep a reader turning pages. We’ll cover hooks, high stakes, story questions, rising action, character arcs and high concept premises, and how to use them in the most effective way – a way designed to keep your reader up all night.

Underwater Mountain Climbing
Or “How to build a publishing career while you’re still unpublished”

There are many things a writer can do to build a network, credibility, and the skills needed to be a prolific, professional writer long before that first contract comes along.

I’ll share my own experiences from my decade-long journey to publication, a journey which included a Golden Heart win and four finals, as well as untold numbers of rejections. In this workshop, I’ll share everything from the tricks to getting your name out there, to the workshops and books that made the biggest difference in my own writing. I’ll also share tips on how to stay upbeat and motivated in the face of rejection, and how to view and use these pre-published years as the apprenticeship they really are.

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