At Penguicon I had the good fortune to be on a panel with Daniel J. Hogan about Adapting Your Novel to Podcast. This something that Daniel has been doing with his own novel for at least a year and he’s turning them into audio theater, with sound effects and everything. What I do is something […]
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I’m sitting in the Detroit Airport waiting for my flight back from Penguicon. It was great fun which, as usual, left me a bit fatigued. I was going to blog but am just past the point where I’m willing to spend $13 for internet access at a hotel. Smart phones, you know, I can keep
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I’m flying out to Penguicon today and will be having a whole slew of fun-filled adventures while I’m there. I’m taking a red-eye so I won’t actually arrive until EARLY Friday morning. Here’s my schedule while I’m there. Friday Author Reading – 6pm Three authors for the price of one! Cherie Priest, Mary Robinette Kowal,
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Wow. I’m unbelievably tired. Although, I suppose considering my panel schedule today, that’s not surprising. I have an 8 am panel tomorrow. Let me repeat that. 8:00 am panel. At a con. Who scheduled that? So, you get today in a nutshell and then I’m going to bed. I had a load of panels, which
I got in about 11:30 to the airport here in Detroit and immediately hooked up with my roomie, Alethea Kontis. We headed over to the overflow hotel, checked in and walked over to the real hotel to register. The moment we walked into the lobby, we ran into the Scalzis. Since none of us had
I think I forgot to mention that I was going to Penguicon this weekend, because, you know, I’m not doing enough traveling. A lot of good friends are going to be there so it should be good fun. Let me know if I’ll see you there. May 2, 2009 10:00 am — Ballroom 7 Making
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