How did AggieCon go?

[Poetgrrl]

is there a thread around here I can read about it?

so sorry to have missed it, being in New York and all, and to have missed two of my favorite writers at the same time! *man!*

soooo? how'd it gooooo? *waits eagerly*

[Priapus]

I drove up to College Station on that Friday and was sad that I never saw Mike.


I did get a book autographed from Joe Lansdale which was cool.
:)

[Michael Moorcock]

I thought I'd made it clear I was going to be there Saturday and Sunday.
Sorry you missed me!

[Poetgrrl]

i'm sorry i missed you, too, Pard! i asked a friend who lives in Texas about the Aggiecon, and she was familiar but could not go.

well then. next time, perhaps!

[Priapus]

Well, I guess didn't find the postings on what days, so I asked the Aggies who let me know that you would be there if I came Friday. That is what I get for asking aggies.

[Doc]

I saw Mike and Linda there. I only had a few hours, but I did manage to see Mike's Q and A (moderated by Rick Klaw, who published two of Mike's books with MOJO press).

It was interesting to listen to the audience before Mike spoke. The audience was an odd mix of people who had read Mike's work pretty faithfully, those who had read a little bit through the years, and a few people who I heard say "I haven't read anything by him, but he's supposed to be some kind of big deal so I feel like I should see him."

I asked Mike to mention his story in Prototype X at the very end of the Q and A. Shameless promotion for Perdix. Two people asked me about it later.