One of my favorite parts about being a professional geek is
attending conventions. This weekend I
was at Boskone, the slightly more
literary and serious sibling to Arisia,
where I was last month.
Boskone is a quiet convention for me. I haven't done a lot
of work to try and get on panels, so the only things I'm in charge of is the Broad Universe book table and showing
up for the Broad Universe Rapid Fire Reading.
And having fun and networking and that whole bit.
Arisia was a bit of a crazy con for me, but it always
is. It's right up there with Dragon*Con
in "life-changing events."
It's how I got involved with Spencer
Hill Press. (For the whole story, read the intro to our first anthology, UnCONventional.)
This year, my Arisia crazy-level was upped to the Nth
degree. Not only was I in charge of the
Broad Universe table, I was sharing it with three other vendors… and we were
kind of stuck in a back corner.
Also, I was in charge of zombie-fying everyone for the Touch of Death release party - an
awesome novel you can find
out more about here.
With the blessings of the wonderful Kelly Hashway, we used her party to give
Kate Kaynak, founder of Spencer Hill
Press, a very special gift from all the authors and editors who - thanks to her
love, support, and creation of SHP - have made amazing strides in realizing
their dreams.
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