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| Lawrence Block about to sign my copy of the original Gold Medal edition of TWO FOR TANNER. I'm telling him this isn't my original copy but that I remember exactly where I bought it brand-new off the spinner rack in one of the local drugstores. |
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| The Western Mystery panel. Left to right, me, Scott Cupp, Lee Goldberg, and Joe Lansdale. |
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| Left to right, Lee Goldberg, Paul Bishop, Mel Odom, Mike Bray |
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| Lee and me. |
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| Richard Moore, Thom Walls, George Kelley, and me. |
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| The Paperback Revolution panel. George was the moderator, just out of sight at the left side, then Art Scott, Angela Crider Neary, Patricia Abbott, me, and Rick Ollerman. |
6 comments:
The more I read about your accounts and that of others, the more it sounds like it was a great convention. I'm sorry to have missed it, but my boy's last Halloween at home trumped everything. Still, I ended up playing a gig with my big band on Saturday night (at a dance, no less) and that's always a blast.
It was great meeting you, James and you are just like I imagined. Hope it's not the last time.
It sounds like a great event. I'm jealous you got to meet Bloch. I ended up selling my membership to Chuck Siros. Even if it hadn't been senior night at the football game, I'm not sure cash flow would have allowed me to attend. I did manage to get some writing done, including starting a new story in the same universe as my story in ROCKETS RED GLARE.
It was great to finally meet you after so many years of being pen pals, social media correspondents, and co-authors together.
James, thanks for posting your Bouchercon report. Great photos!
It was definitely one of the better ones, and the highlight had to be the Friday night party/tribute for Bill Crider, organized by Tom and Angela Crider Neary. The slideshow was great and all of Bill's friends who made it had a great time.
Thanks to Angela and Tom.
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