Top Storymakers 2010 Favorites:
~Great writers (the published, the almost published, and the just starting out) who are also great people.
~Bootcamp. You were all awesome. Really. Thank you for your comments and suggestions.
~Old friends.
~New faces. I love it when people come up and introduce themselves.
~Smiles and hugs.
~Learning more about the craft.
~Authors whose eyes light up when they talk about their book/s. Their passion is contagious. I love hearing the stories behind the stories.
~Books. And more books.
~Enthusiasm and encouragement.
~Late night sushi. And pizza. And Cafe Rio.
~Don't wait until the last few minutes to try and get pictures.
~Make sure the camera is on the right setting before handing it over to someone else and asking them to take a shot.
~Sleep at least one, if not two full nights before the conference.
~Try to become more adept at matching name tags and faces.
~Muster the courage to talk to people you'd really like to talk to; overcome social shyness.
~Invite more people to late night sushi. I crave more time to talk to other writers about life and writing.
Diversity in MG Lit #50 December 2024
4 days ago
2 comments:
It sounds wonderful. Absolutely. and your blog looks great. I've noticed several authors changing up their blogs. Did you pick up some tips at conference?
Midnight sushi sounds good. Can I come next year? ;)
Thank you for the sweet comment on my blog! It was a big trial and error thing I undertook a couple of weeks ago. I am not so great with html and after losing several things, like my blog/friend list, I'm amazed I came out with anything coherent.
I picked up some great tips at the conference. Hope to post them soon.
Sushi next year? You bet--I'll add you to the list. Looking forward to it!
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