I am delighted to announce that on December 12th I’ll be one of ten guest exhibitors at the Kensington Christmas Book Fair.
I’ll be sharing a table with the wonderful author Elisabeth Marrion. Now that is my Christmas Miracle.
http://www.pbfa.org/book-fairs/kensington-christmas-book-fair-/4292
KENSINGTON CHRISTMAS BOOK FAIR
12TH DECEMBER 2015
Venue: Kensington Town Hall, Hornton Street, London W8 7NX , tel: 020 7361 2220
Hope to see you there! 
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writerchristophfischer 
It sounds wonderful! I hope you have a blast — and of course sell tons of books! Mega hugs.
Thank you Teagan ❤
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Congrats on the Book Fair! Thank you for stopping by my recovery blog 🙂
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Blessings,
Author, Catherine Lyon 🙂
Thanks Catherine, I shall check it out.
I’m glad to have come across your blog. Have a great day 🙂
Congratulations! If in London at that time, I’ll make sure to stop by. I love book fairs. Recently, I wrote about the Frankfurt Book Fair. I was there in October. It was fantastic! Have fun and best of luck with everything!
Thanks, that would be great. Just checked out your article about Frankfurt. All the Best to you, too 🙂
Thank you very much!
Best of luck, Christoph. I’ll see if I can make it. (I’d love to meet you and everybody else, but not sure what my schedule is going to be like). I’m putting it in my diary. 🙂
That would be great, Olga. Else it will have to be Wales 😉
Hugs! ❤
Congratulations and wish I could be in London at Christmas. Have a wonderful book signing and Enjoy! Smiles, Robin
I wish you were there, too. Have a fantastic week and thanks for the well wishes ❤
This sounds exciting, Christoph! Wishing you much success on this wonderful event! But alas, the pond is wide between here and there so I’ll be unable to attend in person. I’ll be there in spirit, though…
Thank you Alice. I am grateful for your support, even if ‘only’ in spirit ❤
That is fantastic news, Christoph!! How exciting for you 🙂 Now…don’t forget to mention my books… 🙂 Have a lot of fun!!
Lol. Will try my best, Patrick 🙂
That sounds like great fun! I wish I could be there–a bit far though from New Jersey. 🙂
Hope you have a wonderful time and sell lots of books!
Thanks, so do I! 🙂
Christoph’s books – all of them – are touching hearts. His insight in psychological depths of the human souls is unique. He is a writer worth following and reading.
Thank you Skadi – same goes to you and your wonderful books ❤
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I wish you nothing but success, Christoph. Both you and your sensational books deserve it.
Thank you so much Stephen 🙂
Same to you!
Hi Christoph,
I live down the road so I’ll be there.
Ade x
That’s great.
Thank you. Looking forward to seeing you there 🙂
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