In-Store Event - Cory Doctorow discussing RED TEAM BLUES

Cory Doctorow discussing RED TEAM BLUES
 

An In-Store Event

This is an IN-STORE EVENT with Cory Doctorow. It is FREE to attend and will consist of a 30 minute discussion, an audience Q&A, and finally the book signing. 

How to Order a Signed/Personalized copy of RED TEAM BLUES or any of Cory's available backlist of books if you're not attending the event.

1. Add the desired book(s) to your cart.
2. At checkout in the "order comments" box write "signed only" or to whom your book(s) should be personalized (i.e. "To: Ms. Galaxy"). Requests for anything beyond a name, like a note or quote, are up to the author's discretion and are not guaranteed. Orders must be placed by 12pm pt on the day of the event (April 25th). Please call the store if you wish to purchase a book, or add/alter personalization to an existing order, after this time.

*Masks are required for all in-person attendees. We will have masks for any that may forget theirs.*

About the Author
CORY DOCTOROW is a regular contributor to the GUARDIAN, LOCUS, and many other publications. He is a special consultant to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, an MIT Media Lab Research Associate and a visiting professor of Computer Science at the Open University. His award-winning novel LITTLE BROTHER and its sequel HOMELAND were a NEW YORK TIMES bestsellers. His novella collection RADICALIZED was a CBC Best Fiction of 2019 selection. Born and raised in Canada, he lives in Los Angeles.

About RED TEAM BLUES
Martin Hench is 67 years old, single, and successful in a career stretching back to the beginnings of Silicon Valley. He lives and roams California in a very comfortable fully-furnished touring bus, The Unsalted Hash, that he bought years ago from a fading rock star. He knows his way around good food and fine drink. He likes intelligent women, and they like him back often enough.

Martin is a—contain your excitement—self-employed forensic accountant, a veteran of the long guerilla war between people who want to hide money, and people who want to find it. He knows computer hardware and software alike, including the ins and outs of high-end databases and the kinds of spreadsheets that are designed to conceal rather than reveal. He’s as comfortable with social media as people a quarter his age, and he’s a world-level expert on the kind of international money-laundering and shell-company chicanery used by Fortune 500 companies, mid-divorce billionaires, and international drug gangs alike. He also knows the Valley like the back of his hand, all the secret histories of charismatic company founders and Sand Hill Road VCs. Because he was there at all the beginnings. He’s not famous, except to the people who matter. He’s made some pretty powerful people happy in his time, and he’s been paid pretty well. It’s been a good life.

Now he’s been roped into a job that’s more dangerous than anything he’s ever agreed to before—and it will take every ounce of his skill to get out alive.