NORWESCON 2008 Day 4 (Sunday)
and pervasive spirit of Norwescon is but a shadow of Saturdays ebullient mob. Slow and sparse is a nice reprieve from the fever pitch of the last three days, I am contented, yet tired. Many panelist were missing, perhaps, I am not the only outwore soul.
The panels that I attended today were what I would call ‘fiction’ or ‘genre’ specific, instead of being ‘business’ orientated. It was gratifying to discuss topics involving our fascination with the paranormal, the creation of fictional religions, and inspiration for systems of magic.
These topics really bring out the pith of an authors
personality and thought process. Discourse regarding the business of writing is helpful, but talking about the craft itself is insightful.
These topics really bring out the pith of an authors
personality and thought process. Discourse regarding the business of writing is helpful, but talking about the craft itself is insightful.
This was my first Norwescon, and I thoroughly enjoyed it! I will definitely be there next year...counting the days until Norwescon 32 in 2009.
The is a photo from the 'liars panel' I mentioned before.
