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In a nutshell, Norwescon was outstanding. I could go on about the wonderful friends I spent the weekend with.could rave about the great new friends and contacts I made. I could share the goofy good times watching cult films in the hotel room, or awesome panels I was on or watched. I could gloat about…
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…and sometimes, it’s work. This is one of those times. Show me a writer who loves writing pitches and synopsis, and I’ll show you a writer who belongs in museum of oddities. But the ugly truth of the business is that without the pitch, the query, the synopsis — you know, the WORK part of…
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Norwescon draws ever closer, and I, for one, can hardly wait. Unlike the last few years, I’ll be staying there at the hotel, so I will be able to take part in a lot more of what Norwescon has to offer. Here’s my tentative schedule if you’re looking to find me Easter weekend. You will…
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My tentative schedule for Norwescon has crossed my desk. Four panels spread out over four days (two on Saturday) and a reading of “Deacon Carter’s Last Dime” at 12:30 on Friday. At this point, none of the panels start earlier than noon, none start later than 8 PM, and I get to moderate two of…
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Welcome to 2010! That’s right. Twenty-Ten. We’re living in the future now, boy howdy! For most of us that just means having to remember to write ’10 on checks and documents for the first few weeks. It’s a time of lists. A time of looking not just back but forward into the new decade. Ten…
Tales from the Ragged Edge 