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Back from Readercon!
Readercon is a “conference on imaginative literature” that takes place in the Boston area each July. From Thursday evening (when everything is free) through Sunday afternoon (for a very reasonable fee if you don’t need a hotel), hundreds of readers, fans, editors, publishers, and writers converged on the Marriot hotel in Burlington, Mass. This was […]
Readercon Accomplished!
Wow. Readercon was awesome! Technically it was Readercon 33, but my first. I haven’t really started processing it, still coming down from the high. For this shy introvert, that’s an astonishing statement. That a crowded conference full of strangers (it wasn’t any easier with coworkers) could energize me. I didn’t talk to very many people. […]
My First Readercon!
I’m going to my first Readercon tomorrow (though at the rate I’m going in getting this posted, maybe today). Just for the day, unfortunately, and only if there aren’t monsoon rains for the drive there—it’ll take a couple of hours. Readercon, for those not in the know, is a venerable science fiction conference held in […]
Elaine Burnes 