Worldcon: A Brief Recap
Worldcon was great fun. I came home with a dozen free books, all from authors new to me, and my kindle now bears the signatures of both Robin Hobb and Lois McMaster Bujold. Squee!
I was not able to run into everybody I wanted to meet, but I did have a two minute conversation with someone I believe was the only other French-Canadian writer at Worldcon, Marie Bilodeau. Just like me, she writes SFF in English. I'm excited to know she exists.
When not lurking at Worldcon, I hung out with my friends and hosts, K and T. Among other things, they fed me a delicious cheese and spinach dip I would like to try making myself.
If you were to ask what was my favorite Worldcon moment, I'd have to say it is this picture of me, K and T on the Iron Throne:
Bow to me, mwahahahaha!
Unfortunately, I do not believe I'll go to Worldcon again in the near future. It's too expensive. I'm more likely to show up at Readercon instead because it's within driving distance.
I was not able to run into everybody I wanted to meet, but I did have a two minute conversation with someone I believe was the only other French-Canadian writer at Worldcon, Marie Bilodeau. Just like me, she writes SFF in English. I'm excited to know she exists.
When not lurking at Worldcon, I hung out with my friends and hosts, K and T. Among other things, they fed me a delicious cheese and spinach dip I would like to try making myself.
If you were to ask what was my favorite Worldcon moment, I'd have to say it is this picture of me, K and T on the Iron Throne:
Bow to me, mwahahahaha!
Unfortunately, I do not believe I'll go to Worldcon again in the near future. It's too expensive. I'm more likely to show up at Readercon instead because it's within driving distance.
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