Home from WFC...

[lagilman]

And the brain, she is mush. Know I saw a lot of people and had a good time, and got to fly in the flight simulator at the Smithsonian (not well, but with much enthusiasm) and ate in wonderful restaurants and got to wear my author and editor hat equally and and and...

But other than that, it's all a blur. DC was obscenely warm, the hotel was overpriced, and Union Station's still fun. And Pandora met me at the door with strident "you bitch you LEFT me" yowling (athough she's calmed down enough to sit on my desk and pout silently at me now).

Need to go sleep now.

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[neadods.livejournal.com]

Think the weather was warm then? It's supposed to hit 80+ today! My roses are intensely confused.

Hey, it was good to see you again, you book-pusher you! I'll be starting that series you talked me into soon. And I told the publishers of Thackery T Lambshead that you were running around singing their praises.

[lagilman]

And I told the publishers of Thackery T Lambshead that you were running around singing their praises.


I shall expect chocolate from them momentarily. *grin* And yes, but did you buy a copy?

(I read portions of it out loud to Peter on the drive home last night. He refused to admit he was amused but allowed as how he could listen to another...and then maybe another. Which is really all you can manage in one sitting.)

[neadods.livejournal.com]

And yes, but did you buy a copy?

Not yet. While amusing, it didn't grab me in the "must own NOW" sense, and I'm on a tight budget until I know if I have a job in January. So when it was a choice of a darling little print of steeplechasing turtles available one weekend only or a book I can order just as easily a couple of weeks from now... well!

However, I *did* pick up a flyer and tell them about Farpoint and tell them that I'll contact them closer to FP about them giving me flyers to be put out there. So I'm doing my bit to get the word out.