Author: Steven SaylorAlso known as: Aaron Travis, Steven Saylor, Steven W. Saylor
Steven Saylor has 1 upcoming event | 3 past events. San Francisco Public Library: Open Books (May 28 at 18:30) Steven Saylor reads from The Triumph of Caesar. Steven Saylor presents his new book, “The Triumph of Caesar.” Saylor’s classical sleuth, Gordianus, searches for a would be assassin. His surprising discoveries reveal that while Caesar has foes in the Senate, there are other potential killers hiding in the shadows. Gordianus wonders, is preserving ... (more)the life of the power hungry Julius Caesar something that will ultimately help Rome – or harm it? A book sale and signing follows the event.
Added by mindlikeasieve. Stacey's Bookstore: Steven Saylor (June 19 at 12:30) Steven Saylor reads from The Triumph of Caesar. Steven Saylor returns to his bestselling “Roma Sub Rosa” series featuring Gordianus the Finder. In The Triumph of Caesar, the Roman civil war has come to its conclusion and Egypt is firmly under the control of Cleopatra. Gordianus has returned to Rome and is charged with examining the rumor of a ... (more)conspiracy against the life of Caesar.
Book Passage: Steven Saylor (July 15 at 18:00) Steven Saylor reads from The Triumph of Caesar.
Added by christiguc. Books Inc. in the Castro: Leathermen: A night of Kinky Gay Erotic Stories (September 22 at 19:00) Simon Sheppard reads from Leathermen: Gay Erotic Stories.; Steven Saylor.; horehound stillpoint.; Thomas Roche. Author and editor Simon Sheppard, will be reading from his new exciting anthology of sexy stories about the lure and lore of black leather.
Joining him will be contributors Thomas Roche, Aaron Travis(Steven Saylor), and horehound stillpoint.
Covering a pulse-quickening breadth of leathersex experiences, ... (more)the stories in LEATHERMEN are both well-written and very, very hot. Authors include such recognized erotica masters as Aaron Travis, Jeff Mann, Bill Brent, Christopher Pierce, Shaun Levin, and Thomas Roche, as well as gifted newcomers. Lifelong obsessions, back-alley quickies, flogging, spanking, shaving, and just plain vanilla all find their place between LEATHERMEN's covers.
So pull on your chaps, grab a cumrag, and get ready for LEATHERMEN.
About the author:
Simon Sheppard is a smart slut pornographer whose previous books include Kinkorama, Hotter Than Hell, and In Deep. He lives in San Francisco, where they do this sort of thing.
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Books Inc. is a locally owned and operated independent bookseller with 10 locations in California. Books Inc.’s origin dates back to the Gold Rush Days of 1851 when Anton Roman struck it rich in Shasta City, California and set himself up in business selling books. That small bookstore was moved, bought, sold, burned, rebuilt, renamed and became Books Inc., as we know it today, in 1946.
Today, with 10 Stores and 200 employees, Books Inc. serves as a shining example that independent bookselling can survive and prosper, even if we must dance among the elephants.
This Event is Free at Books Inc. 2275 Market St., San Francisco 94114
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