I had fun at CONvergence. I was on a panel about Tivo which went very well and on a panel about The West Wing. Robert Meyer Burnett wrote a cool piece about his time as Guest of Honor at CONvergence. And City Pages did a big article about the con as well. (I think they were pretty fair in their characterization of Minicon except we're still very much about art and music and do encourage some kinds of gaming and we would like to still have a masquerade of some sort. But hey . . . whatever).

I'll be at the con again next year, I'm sure. It's a strange con for me for a lot of reasons I won't bore you with. Next up: Diversicon. I'm probably gonna be on a Buffy panel and possibly on panels about science fiction/fantasy television and/or movies from this past year. And I'll be hanging out at the Minn-StF party, of course.

I still need to register for Arcana if I want to hang out with Joe Bob Briggs (and c'mon, who doesn't?). And then there's World Fantasy Con, which is in Minneapolis this year. I may faint if and when I meet Jonathan Carroll, though. Ditto with Dave McKean. Guess I still can turn into a fangirl.