Most events put off, but connection is important.

Do social distancing. Wash your hands frequently. Stay in touch online. I'm putting things up on my personal  and book-related Facebook pages, YouTube channel, and Pinterest boards, and working out ways to support online meetings. I'll post what I find out on Facebook.
I'm doing a virtual tour, assuming everyone involved stays in good health. Watch here or on Facebook for posts.
Buy books

• March 15, new edition of A Citizen of the Country.
• Starting March 16, "Five Questions" on Clea Simon's blog.
  
• Starting April 1. 2020 - Online version of the Titanic exhibition, sponsored by the Brookline Public Library.
• April 15, 2020 - Crimes and Survivors published everywhere. Want your very own?
  
• Sometime the week of April 15, guest post on Jungle Red Writers.
  
• April 16, 2020 - Planning a launch party online. How we'll do this, I don't know yet, but connection is important.
  
• April 18, 2020 - Worcester Book Festival, "How to Craft a Mystery," with Tilia Klebenov Jacobs and Dale T. Phillips--postponed.
• April 19, 2020, 1 PM, Toadstool Bookshop, Somerset Plaza, 375 Amherst St, Rte 101A, Nashua NH, with Elaine Isaak/E.C. Ambrose--postponed.
• May 1-3 - Malice Domestic, Bethesda MD: postponed
• May 11, 6:30-8 PM, "Mystery Making," sponsored by New England Sisters in Crime and the Langley-Adams Public Library, with Connie Hambley, Edith Maxwell, Amy Ray, Robin Ray, et moi--postponed

Status uncertain:

• June 1, Plymouth MA Public Library: Leslie Wheeler, Frances McNamara, and yrs truly will "Steal from the Dead". Leslie has a special connection with Plymouth; her Murder at Plimoth Plantation has been republished just in time for the Plymouth 400th, which we hope will go on as planned.
• July 9-12, Readercon, Quincy MA: see www.readercon.org.
• July 18, attending Harlem Book Fair, New York NY.
• October 15-18, Bouchercon, Sacramento CA
• November 6-8, New England Crime Bake, Woburn MA