WisCon is over

[ansai]

It always goes so fast.  It's one of those times when you live precisely in the now, almost never pausing to reflect, going straight from one experience to the next.  Then afterwards you relive little moments.

Moments for me:

Meeting Cecilia Tan, the writer and publisher who bought my very first story nine years ago.  Getting a chance to thank her in

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[lexica510]

One of the people on my f-list had a post up this morning about Wiscon: Things That You Are No Longer Allowed To Do When You Are On A Panel At Wiscon.

I wasn't even there, but I was nodding my head in recognition. :-)

[ansai]

Ta very much, she's spot on. Painfully so! I moderated two panels this year, and am generally pleased with the job I did. I reckon the moderator's job is to shut up the jerks and make sure everybody gets a voice, including the shy girl in the back.

You might really enjoy WisCon, if you read lots of spec fic these days. It was lovely as always.