Brick Cave Calendar of Upcoming Events
To Sunday, March 15, 2026
Where:
University of Arizona Campus (can't miss it)
https://tucsonfestivalofbooks.org
Brick Cave Space: 146
Featured Signers
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Sharon SkinnerScience Fiction, Fantasy, poetry Author Sharon Skinner (The Healer’s Legacy, Return to Anoria) has written ten published books in the Fantasy, Science Fiction, Poetry and Children’s Picture Book genres. With influences ranging from Peter S Beagle to Ursula K Leguin and many styles in between, Sharon is an avid reader and regularly posts her readings on Goodreads.
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Bruce DavisAuthor Bruce Davis (Glowgems for Profit, Gold Magic) writes with a hint of the classic detective and a hint of noir across his Science Fiction and Fantasy novels. Influenced by the hard-boiled detective works of Mickey Spillane and similar authors, Bruce brings them thematically into the present day (and future) with skill and storytelling prowess. |
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Patrick HareA performance poet for more than twenty-five years, Patrick Hare has always redefined the ability of poetry to be a weapon of humor, using a sardonic scalpel in his language and theme choices to un-apologetically reveal the areas of our lives we’d all rather not see.
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Adrienne MilesAdrienne Bengtson, who writes science fantasy as Adrienne Miles, picked back up her lifelong interest in writing after retiring from the U.S. Air Force and a 25-year career as a librarian. She is getting ready to publish her debut novel, Spider’s Wyrd, with Brick Cave Media.
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K.A. BledsoeBorn, raised and still residing in Arizona, the author continues to pen stories in all genres despite the distraction of house cats underfoot and the occasional bobcat or roadrunner strolling through the backyard.
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New Book Releases
New releases or books that will be new to TFOB
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Body. Voice. Mind. MouthLouise Robertson n her brilliant collection, Body. Voice. Mind. Mouth., Louise Robertson examines the braided narratives of art, loss, and love. Visceral, intelligent, and tender, Roberston’s poems are glinting gems unearthed and skillfully cut by the honed implements of the mind and heart. |
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Incursions: Book One of the Simulations SagaJ.A. Giunta Palmer never felt like more than an average high school kid—until the day he discovered the portal. One moment of reckless curiosity pulled him through a hidden doorway into a world of magic and monsters and stats he could suddenly see ticking upward. |
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The Strange Account of Charlie WendigoMatthew Kline When a chance encounter with Charlie Wendigo, practitioner of deceptively simple-looking card and coin tricks, throws his meticulously balanced expense report off by a quarter that's been retroactively erased out of existence, Harry wants answers. |
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Aluminum MagicBruce Davis Sylvie has been taken! She’s a prisoner somewhere in the Havens, possibly in her own father’s home, and Simon is determined to get her back. But to do that, he’ll need help. |
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The Kelton Cases: The Lost PrincessK.A. Bledsoe Ex-mercenary Lenore Kelton can take care of herself in any dangerous situation. But when the danger involves her family, she begins to wonder if traveling around the galaxy taking odd jobs is the best career choice. |
Panel Participation
Sharon Skinner
Education Room 351 (Seats 46, Wheelchair accessible)
Sun, Mar 15, 4:00 pm - 4:55 pm
Children
