there is too much. I sum up.
Feb. 4th, 2009 08:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lagilmanAnd lo, despite the snow, people showed up last night (including ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
0eris0 from New Haven, so take THAT, lazy New Yorkers!) and they were treated to three very fine readings, if I do say so myself -- Sue Lange read two SFnal bits, and proved she has a set of lungs on her (hee), Susan Wright read a bit from her not-even-off-the-press-yet urban fantasy, and I gave the first-ever-in-public sounding of THE VINEART WAR: FLESH & FIRE.
Nobody held their nose or left the room shaking their head sadly, so I guess it went over well. And an audience member who actually owns a small vineyard said it rang true. Yay me! Yay research!
Woke up with a bad sore throat and slight fever, tho. Suspect the post-deadline, post-Public Appearance mini-crud.
And now we are going to have breakfast, and then I will hit "send" on the manuscript, and then I am going back to bed.
0eris0 from New Haven, so take THAT, lazy New Yorkers!) and they were treated to three very fine readings, if I do say so myself -- Sue Lange read two SFnal bits, and proved she has a set of lungs on her (hee), Susan Wright read a bit from her not-even-off-the-press-yet urban fantasy, and I gave the first-ever-in-public sounding of THE VINEART WAR: FLESH & FIRE.Nobody held their nose or left the room shaking their head sadly, so I guess it went over well. And an audience member who actually owns a small vineyard said it rang true. Yay me! Yay research!
Woke up with a bad sore throat and slight fever, tho. Suspect the post-deadline, post-Public Appearance mini-crud.
And now we are going to have breakfast, and then I will hit "send" on the manuscript, and then I am going back to bed.
