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My Schedule:
Saturday, March 9, 9am: Historical Crime Fighters
Thief-takers, Bow Street Runners, Pinkerton detectives...what was life like in the bad old days?
Saturday, March 9, 10am: Reading (with Cassie Alexander and Vylar Kaftan)
Saturday, March 9, 8pm: Favorite Non-SF/F Mystery Authors
Um...The title explains it.
Sunday, March 10, 1:30: Extralegal
Most of us enjoy fictional characters who are rogues and thieves, people who live outside the law or break it at will. From Keith Laumer's Retief and Poul Anderson's Flandry through Jame in P.C. Hodgell's Godstal books or Russell the smuggler in Elizabeth Lynn's A Different Light, they capture our hearts and our spirits. But how do we feel about people like this when we meet them in real life? Are there any people who are comparable to this kind of fictional character?
I'm also participating in the writers' workshop. Guess it's going to be a busy weekend (and an early dinner on Saturday)!
Saturday, March 9, 9am: Historical Crime Fighters
Thief-takers, Bow Street Runners, Pinkerton detectives...what was life like in the bad old days?
Saturday, March 9, 10am: Reading (with Cassie Alexander and Vylar Kaftan)
Saturday, March 9, 8pm: Favorite Non-SF/F Mystery Authors
Um...The title explains it.
Sunday, March 10, 1:30: Extralegal
Most of us enjoy fictional characters who are rogues and thieves, people who live outside the law or break it at will. From Keith Laumer's Retief and Poul Anderson's Flandry through Jame in P.C. Hodgell's Godstal books or Russell the smuggler in Elizabeth Lynn's A Different Light, they capture our hearts and our spirits. But how do we feel about people like this when we meet them in real life? Are there any people who are comparable to this kind of fictional character?
I'm also participating in the writers' workshop. Guess it's going to be a busy weekend (and an early dinner on Saturday)!