Let me read you a story

[ellenkushner]

John Scalzi wrote it. It's a novelette, The Sagan Diary, ". . .the thoughts of Jane Sagan, as she looks over her life after the events of The Ghost Brigades."

We had quite a time making the recording on my primitive equipment - but in future, all will be well. We have Taken Steps. Freddie Mac has created a home studio in our diningroom : 1909, I'd like to introduce you to 2007. Enchantée.

(Need more Scalzi? Try the interview we did in August.)

Comments

[ckd]

Pretty much. There were some new location teething pains, mostly dealing with food options (the hotel, instead of being attached to two malls, two other hotels, and a convention center, is attached to just a convention center) but it was still a very good con IMO.

I hope you can make it next year; until then, is next Readercon likely?

[ellen-kushner.livejournal.com]

Definintely Readercon, unlesss we're invited to a Spanish convention which meets the same weekend - still trying to find out that one...

[alethea-eastrid.livejournal.com]

hiss, snarl, grooowl.

I'm getting married that day! Enough of our repective families are non-fen that ditching pre-wedding and post-wedding socialization for the con may be impractical.

[ellen-kushner.livejournal.com]

Getting married is good. It's fun. It's a once in a lifetime event. Readercon is every year. Skipping it is like skipping dessert - you enjoy it all the more the next time!

Congratulations.