Stargazer Tour Postponed
David Scott’s Australian tour to promote his memoir, Stargazer, has been postponed due to the COVID19 pandemic. The author is safely back at home after driving all-night in a Paul Revere-esque drive with his sidekick and trusted pup, Raven.
Keep your eye on David’s Instagram page for updates about new tour dates. And while you’re waiting out this pandemic, stay safe at home and curl up with a copy of Stargazer! Online delivery is still available via Amazon, Indigo and Barnes and Noble. Click here for links.
28 Replies to “Stargazer Tour Postponed”
Hi David,
I would just like to say that I enjoyed you book “Stargazer” very much. Particularly the early history around how and why the Melba Theater at Cobram was built and some of Cobram’s early history. I attended the Melba Theater at Cobram as child, teenager and young adult and have fond memories around this. I also attended the Lakeside drive-in at Yarrawonga many times.
As a child I always wondered about your family’s house next to the Buncles and who built it, to me it was the most glamorous house in Cobram.
Regards
Gavan Paton
Ashtonfield NSW 2323
Thanks for the great comment. Much appreciated. A sequel is in the pipeline, along with a renew of the road-trip in the future. Maybe 2022, if the virus is contained. David Scott
Gavan, I hope I have already replied, but in case I haven’t I really enjoyed your comments – the story is life as I saw it. Hopefully, we’ll meet when I revive my southern road-trip – maybe next year. Best regards, David
Hi Gaven, I have just finished the final edit of my new work — and my proudest work yet. Should be available in March. Planning to head south Feb to May 2023 — if the Covid outbreak is more settled. Had my booster jab, and I daresay will need more booster jabs throughout 2022.
Happy & Healthy New Year
David Scott
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So happy you enjoyed my work. A sequel is in the pipeline. David Scott
February 2022 hopefully will see me and Raven, my dobermann, on the road south, through Goondawini and as far as Spreyton Tasmania. More nearer the time.Thank you for your interest.
Goodness it is almost 12 months since you posted on my site. Please forgive my tardiness. The tour south is now scheduled from February to May 2022. I will head the inland way through Parkes and Forbes, spending lots of time in the towns I grew up in –Cobram, Albury, Tocumwal, Finley, Berrigan, Numurkah, Shepparton, and then heading to Melbourne as guest speaker at Cinema Industry meeting (CATHS), and hopefully ferrying to Tassy to catch up with friends at Spreyton. A great end to my 79th year, and maybe a start to my 80th year. By then my traveklling companion will be nudging 8 — Raven, my beloved dobermann.
Today I finished the final edit of my latest, and proudest work. It should be available March. Trip south planned for 2023 – Feb — to May.
Happy & Healthy New Year
David Scott
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Thank you for your interest, it heartens me. A sequel is in the pipeline. David Scott
Today I finished the final edit of my new, and proudest work. Will be available from Tellwell and myself by March.
Happy & Healthy New Year,
David Scott
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So glad to read your comment. My plan is to produce a sequel. David Scott
Edit of new book ended today, My proudest work to date will be available around March.
Happy & Healthy New Year
David Scott
Looks like the Covid crisis is easing. Planning on an extensive tour from February 2023, when my new novel, Butcherbirds Cry at Midnight will be in print. It leaves the original version in the dust, It has grown along with me as an author. Half way through book one of my Mesozoic trilogy. Hopefully it will be in print next year.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year all.
My new book will knock your socks off. I reckon copies will be available in March. Working cafe & lollypop guy at school crossing to have it published.
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A number of my blog visitors have complained about my website not working correctly in Explorer but
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I’m not overly competent as far as websites go. May I suggest you contact an expert or maybe my great publishers who are always helpful. John at Tellwell is brilliant with that sort of thing. Good luck, David Scott
Happy and healthy New Year to all. Planning my southern visit – even to Tassy — for February to May 2023. By then I will have my fourth work available.
Cheers David Scott
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Thank you. Note tour now happening August 24 this year to September 21. Dubbo bookstore on August 25; Mrelboutrne Cinema & Theatrical Historical Society on Sunday August 27. More to come.
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Angie, thank you for your kind comments. It makes writing so special. Collect new ook copies this week. It will also e available on Audiobooks in the New Year. Have a memorable Christmas & New Year. David
Book tour south now in concrete August 24, 2023 to September 21. August 25 at The Book Connection, Dubbo; August 27 CATHS (Cinema and Theatrical Historical Society) Melbourne.
More dates and details in the pipeline over the next couple of weeks. Thanks everyone, for your patience. After all I’m an oldie – turn 80 on May 17!!! Shame how the body ages, yet the brain stays young. Biggest regret – not following my instinct when my one true love came along.
Hi all. I’m still in the land of the living, and even better after removal of cataracts to my eyes. Looking forward to completing my trilogy set 60 million years ago. Working title is The Kobraale Clan. Book one. Descending; Book 2: The Broken Clans; Book 3: The Rising.
All the best to my friends,
David Sott