Guess what came in the mail today? ( Huzzah for reading! )

We are on the schedule for Comic Con again this year! Who'll be out in San Diego for all the fun?
(I'm officially not allowed to share the date yet, but as of now we are not on the schedule for the end of the day on Sunday, but earlier!)

(And hey, I'm trying the Related Posts feature with this - let's see how it works!)

Cover of tomorrow's Sunday Times. ( Read more... )

Sixth year running, we're doing a Harry Potter fan panel at Comic Con - this year it's at 4:15 in 6DE (same room as the last few years) and since it's one of the final panels at the Con, I'm strongly considering planning to decamp to a nearby bar for an hour or two afterwards to stave off post-con drop (and because my flight doesn't leave until 9: ( Read more... )

I got a copy of the Carpet Book on July 16, and I read it on the 17th (it took a while to DL and extract) while YMing with a friend. Some of the bits of that conversation follow ( Read more... )

Proposition 8 serves no purpose, and has no effect, other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gays and lesbians in California, and to officially reclassify their relationships and families as inferior to those of opposite-sex couples. The Constitution simply does not allow for laws of this sort.

From today's 2-1 decision by a panel of ( Read more... )

When JKR said in a Radio City Music Hall reading/event that Dumbledore was gayOn twitter today, a friend of mine asked about how society had changed since then, and I started thinking about how fandom had changed since then - or actually, since 2000/2001 ( Read more... )

( A photo of the panel with special guest Jason Isaacs )

( Behind the cut, though. )

If you missed the announcements this morning, there's going to be massive amounts of McGonnagal backstory, ebooks, audio books, an interactive story, about 180,000 words of new content by Jo, and more ( Read more... )