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Panels Galore-NY and Boston Adventures
I took the bus into New York on Wednesday, grabbed a delicious chicken cobb salad near my friend’s apartment in Hell’s Kitchen, and then prepped for panel at MWA-NY meeting that night. I made a bad call about the subway and … Continue reading
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How an Extreme Introvert Can Survive A Day at NY Comic Con
Despite living in Manhattan and DC for 12 years of my life, crowds have always made me nervous. Specifically being trapped in giant crowds of shuffling people who are brushing up against me and stepping on me. Which is pretty much a … Continue reading
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Posted in conventions, manhattan, new york
Tagged ChaTime, Chinatown Ice Cream Factory, dealing with crowds, Dimsum for Dinner in NY, food crawl in chinatown, friends, fun, introvert at comic con, JIn Fong, New York Comic Con 2015, NYCC2015, stephenie meyer, surviving comiccon, Taro milk tea, Twilight 10th anniversary edition signed, Wicked Reads
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Behind the Scenes: What I’m Doing When I’m Not Writing and Teaching
I met with the owner of the lovely Gifts in a Basket at 51 North Main Street in Southington, CT, and they are now carrying signed copies of my award-winning novel, The Six Train to Wisconsin! *** I’m hard at … Continue reading