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Boskone 49
Rob and I spent the weekend in Boston at the Westin Waterfront for Boskone. Small convention, though my experience is tiny, small, and OMG huge. The guest of honor was John Scalzi, and the artist guest of honor was Daniel … Continue reading
NYCC–friends!
What initially got me most excited for NYCC wasn’t anything about the con. It was finding out a friend (Jessa/@chichenpizza/Kali) from the Jim Butcher forums would be going. Actually, her tweet about Yotel was what made me look into it. … Continue reading
NYCC cons(the not so good)
There were some down moments of NYCC. 1. The line to get in Friday morning. Yeah, I’m sure it was better than last year (we got there around 5 last year), but seriously. People were divided into three lines with … Continue reading
New York City Comic Con-an overview
This was only the second time Rob and I have gone to NYCC, but it’s already looking to be an annual thing. And we’ve already developed some habits while there—but more on that in a bit (more posts to come, … Continue reading
NYCC
Just real quick, cause my mind’s still a bit loopy, but New York Comic Con was pretty cool. Aside from the crushing crowd on Saturday, and the issues with finding taxis. Loved Two Towers at Radio City, really wanna see … Continue reading