I had a good time at Norwescon but am happy to be home. When I left the hotel, the winds were quite buffeting, so I opted to take the light rail into Seattle. Gee, that’s easier than the ride to the con. Amtrak was lovely, as always. I splurged on business class (ooo $15 more) […]
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Today was fun. I started the morning on the panel, Building a Balanced Mythos at 9:00 a.m. Let me tell you, 9 am is the wrong time of day to talk about anything touching on religion. Thank God (ironically) I had very smart co-panelists and we had a fairly forgiving audience. I think my favorite
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Conventions are this weird mix of invigorating and exhausting. Invigorating because you get to hang out with your peers and meet new people and really dig into the craft of writing. Exhausting because you get to hang out with your peers and meet new people and really dig into the craft of writing. At the
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Hey! I’m at Norwescon and had a bit of an adventure getting here. I decided to take the train and bike from the station to the hotel. It was only 12 miles and I used to commute that distance. But. I forgot that this is Seattle and it has hills. The first part of the
I really hate to do this, but I’ve been talking with a lot of people. The demands on my time are getting more and more intense and with the new film I’m working on, plus some other things, it’s just going to get worse. So, after a great deal of thought and consultation, I’ve decided
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