Back in NYC (briefly)

The last ten days were bloody AWESOME. I don’t have words. I met so many wonderful librarians, writers, students, teachers, booksellers, readers, and other peoples. All the appearances went splendidly. Texas rocks! I loves it! More details soon.

I plan to blog ever day for the next ten because after that we bugger off to Paris, Singapore and then three weeks back home in Australia and blogging opportunities are probably going to be thin on the ground. I read some wonderful books that I want to tell you about. I also have some writing theories I want to share. Not to mention all the appearances I’m doing this week.

There’s been a micro kerfuffle while I was away because some commenters have strayed far off topic in some of the comment threads. While this doesn’t bother me in the slightest, it led to some folks being deluged with comment notifications. I’ve now put up an open post for those who want to chat about whatever. Enjoy! If folks enjoy it, I’ll put up more open posts in the future.

While I was in Texas, my good friend Cassandra Clare hit The New York Times bestseller list with her wonderful and completely unputdownable novel, City of Bones—it’s right next to Scott’s Specials! She’s now been on the list for two weeks! Woo hoo!!!! Go Cassie! Go Cassie! Go Cassie!

Me, I’m going to sleep in my very own bed. Joy!

Posted by Justine at 23:03, 20 April 2007 under Bloggery/Internetty Stuff, Cons & Other Gatherings, New York City/USA, Praising, Scott's books, Travelling | 3 Comments »

Comments

rachel Says:

Sorry bout all my commments befoer!

April 20th, 2007 at 11:14 PM
jason erik lundberg Says:

When will you be in Singapore?

April 21st, 2007 at 1:03 AM
Rebecca Says:

*beats head furiously against wall* i really really really really really really wanna read city of bones. gargh! but i am not allowed until finals are over. *resumes the beating of head*

April 21st, 2007 at 3:12 AM

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