Join me at the ATLANTA COMIC CONVENTION this Sunday as ACC begins its 26th year! I will have copies of my new book, SUICIDE BOMB on hand for the first time. I do not think my copies of the new The Wraith anthology will arrive before then, but fingers crossed. www.atlantacomicconvention.com

Another great Atlanta Comic Convention in the books. #ACC100 Hard to believe it has been 100 cons and ACC shows no signs of slowing down. The day started off pretty busy, then slowed a bit as the pouring ran moved in. As things eased off a bit, weather wise, the crowds returned and it was a rather busy, productive day. I met some new people, including some creators, and saw some friends, who came by to say hello. All in all, a fun day. I always have a fun time at ACC.

I'm looking forward to returning in January 2020.

The only downsides to yesterday's convention day was breaking the crown off one of my teeth and still dealing with my sciatica pain. Thankfully, there was no pain with the tooth and I was able to save the crown. Heading to the dentist tomorrow to get it reattached. The hard part will be figuring out how to pay for it. Fun, fun. Today, I revisited the chiropractor to work on my Sciatica issue. I'm much improved over the past few weeks, but walking is still rather painful. Hopefully, it will continue to improve.

Onward and upward.

Bobby

Join me for a milestone event, the 100th Atlanta Comic Convention this Sunday, October 13, 2019 in Atlanta, GA. from 11 am - 5 pm.

100 SHOWS AND STILL GOING STRONG!

#TheSummerOfSnow rolls on! Meet Snow Falls author Bobby Nash at the Atlanta Comic Convention on Sunday, July 28th!

I had a great time at the Atlanta Comic Convention today. It's always great seeing everyone, checking out the great deals, and I even sold some books. Not a bad way to spend a Sunday. 

Join me this Sunday at the Atlanta Comic Convention in Atlanta, GA. from 11 am - 5 pm. Great deals on comics and collectibles as well as some cool guests. I will have books on hand as well and they would love to meet you! #ACC

Bobby

The con started off a little slow for me today so I did some plotting and writing. Always hustling, right? The notes are in my hard to read handwriting, but got some good notes down on Hunter Houston: Horror Hunter and The Midnight Man, the 2nd book in the upcoming series from Falstaff Books.

Join me on December 16th in Atlanta, GA for my final convention of 2018 as I return to The Atlanta Comic Convention at the Marriott Century Center. The show runs from 11:00 am - 5:00 pm. and sports an impressive guest list you won't want o miss. I will have plenty of books and goodies on hand, including my new release, The Avenger Double Feature and, if the mail runs on time, the return of a graphic novel I haven't had on my table in a few years. I hope to see you there! www.atlantacomicconvention.com

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I hope to see you there.

Bobby

As always, I had a great time at the Atlanta Comic Convention. This event is held four times a year, this one on Sunday, October 7, 2018 in Atlanta, GA. The con runs from 11 am - 5 pm.

 

Saturday's event was the Athens-Clarke County Library's Indie Author Day in Athens, GA. The event ran from noon until 5 p.m. I arrived around 11 a.m. to set up and look around the library as it was my first time visiting this particular branch. Panels ran from 12 - 2 with book selling and meeting the authors from 2 - 5. I met several authors and reconnected with some friends I haven't seen in a while. It turned out to be a great networking weekend as well with some future opportunities coming out of it. Never a bad thing when that happens.

A Big Thank You to Ashley Shull for being a gracious host and panel moderator. I had a great time and hope to be back next year.

Schedule:

My best Carnac impression

12-1 PM My Self-Publishing Journey: a panel discussion with self-published authors (I was on this panel and it was a lot of fun. I'd like to thank my co-panelists Mokah Johnson, Katherine Cerulean, and Eric whose last name I can't recall, sorry, for such a great conversation.)
1-2 PM How to Market your Self or Indie Published Book: a discussion with Bob Babcock of Deeds Publishing (I enjoyed talking marketing with Bob and Pam. I picked up a few ideas to try.)
2-4 PM Indie Author Marketplace: meet and mingle with indie and self-published authors as well as purchase their titles!
4-5 PM Reception/Clean-up

I capped off Saturday by having dinner with my friends, Jeff and Berni. It's always great hanging out with them. Berni and I are co-writing a novel together so it was fun to catch up on that as well. All in all, a fun day, but boy was I tired and sore when I got home.

On Sunday, I was a guest at the Atlanta Comic Convention Atlanta, GA. This is a 1 day comic book show that happens 4 times a year. I've been attending since the early days, which is like 26 years or so. WOW, that makes me feel old. ACC (for those of us too lazy to continually type out Atlanta Comic Convention) runs from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., although it starts slowing down around 4 p.m. for some reason.

ACC is a shopping show with a few guests and is always a fun time. I enjoy hanging out with local creators, finding great deals, and just relaxing and talking. It doesn't get much better than that. There is usually one main guest at the show and this time it was my friend, Drew Geraci. Drew is an artist who inked many of your favorite characters including Batman, the Birds of Prey, Guardians of the Galaxy, and more. He's also written a couple of novels featuring a rock band who runs afoul of the Russian mob called The Demands. A fun read.

My table at ACC.

It's always great seeing friends at the con. Way too many to mention here (and I fear I would inadvertently leave someone off the list by mistake), but it was great hanging out and talking with you all. Capped off the day hanging out with my buddy, Ben Eller and then dinner with Drew. It was a fun day talking comics. As with Saturday, I was tired and sore when I got home, but I had a great day. I even managed to ell a couple of books, which is always a nice bonus. Big Thanks, as always to Wes and Dave Tillander for taking such good care of me.

The next ACC is July 8th. I hope to see you there.

Bobby

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Copies of my new novel with Frank Dirscherl, Sanderson of Metro arrived today. 

I will have them with me next Sunday, December 17th at the Atlanta Comic Convention. 

This will be your first opportunity to pick up a signed copy. Stop by and pick up a copy of your very own or as a gift.

Bobby

Learn more about Sanderson of Metro below.

Looks like I'll be on the road for 4 of the next 5 weeks as the 2017 Lo' There Shall Come A Con Tour rolls on! Want to meet me in June? Here's where you can find me! As always, you can see my full schedule under the Conventions/Appearances tab above.

My next convention appearance will be at ConCarolinas next weekend, June 2 - 4, 2017 in Charlotte, NC. ConCarolinas is a literary focused con with great panels and wonderful guests. You should join us. Here's a look at my panel schedule. You'll be able to see me at these panels or at my table during the weekend. All panels will be fun, but you won't want to miss the "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive" panel. I guarantee that one will be a blast. 

See you at the cons!

Bobby

My ConCarolinas panel schedule.

I was a guest at the Atlanta Comic Convention on August 14th. I've been doing this convention since the beginning, 20 years now and it is still one of my favorites. I always have a good time. This one was a little different thanks to it falling on my birthday, which meant a lot of well-wishes, which were greatly appreciated. Birthdays aren't a big to-do in the Nash family so I'm not used to doing much. I mean, I can count the number of birthday parties I've had on one hand.

I almost cancelled my appearance after taking a spill Saturday night. I was really sore on Sunday so, instead of my usual running around the con, I stayed at my table most of the day and stayed in my seat so there are fewer photos than usual. I know others have posted several shots from the event on social media. I usually stand so I can talk to people easier. I'm glad I went as it was a great day. I even got to draw the winner of the 2 free passes to Dragon Con, which was fun.

In addition to talking with some great folks and seeing friends, I even managed to sell a few books, which is always a nice bonus. Afterward, the evening was capped off with friends at Fellini's where I ate some great pizza.

All in all, an absolutely fun day. If you weren't there, you should have been. The next ACC should be sometime in early December. I will post the new date here when I have it.

Bobby

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Conventioneers--- Assemble!!! Trust me. I'm more tired than this photo lets on.

On Saturday, I was a guest at Bridge-Con in Monroe, GA. Bridge-Con is a convention to raise money for The Bridge School of Georgia, a private school for special needs students. Attendance was a bit smaller than everyone hoped, but everyone who came, including many of the school's students, had an amazing time. A big thanks to Greg Crews, one of The Walking Dead's zombies, for organizing the event and for taking such good care of us. In addition to a large contingent of Walkers, the Batmobile made an appearance, and there was a bouncy house and other activities for the kids. I, along with J.R. Mounts, Christopher Collins, Bryan Silverbax, and Sketch MacQuestor made up artist/author alley. We also did a panel and talked about writing, drawing, and answered audience questions.

Join me for a booksigning event today (October 24th) at Galactic Quest in Buford, Georgia from 1 pm - 3 pm. Please RSVP at the Facebook Event Page if you'd like to join us.

A fun time will be had.