S'more Baltimore Book Festival
Still riding a high from the Festival and contemplating a few people I met who I neglected to mention in my last entry, reminds me I should tip a hat:
Michael Underwood -- with whom I discussed poet Dylan Thomas because for me Mike's surname evoked Thomas' Under Milk Wood, which was a new one on Mr. Underwood whose experience with fen associated the name with Tolkien. Please buy Mike's Geekomancy.
RJ Tolson -- This young man has a résumé that a person twice his age would envy: philanthropist, writer, composer-musician, athlete, model. Despite this, RJ appears affable and without presumption in person.
Chuck Gannon -- I didn't interact much with this Baen author, who seemed always to being headed hither while I was going yon.
George Peabody -- merchant-philanthropist, patron of the Peabody Institute, outside of which the SFFWA pavilion was located, in Mt. Vernon Park:
George Peabody
George seemed highly intent on watching over our SFFWA doings.
JJB
Michael Underwood -- with whom I discussed poet Dylan Thomas because for me Mike's surname evoked Thomas' Under Milk Wood, which was a new one on Mr. Underwood whose experience with fen associated the name with Tolkien. Please buy Mike's Geekomancy.
RJ Tolson -- This young man has a résumé that a person twice his age would envy: philanthropist, writer, composer-musician, athlete, model. Despite this, RJ appears affable and without presumption in person.
Chuck Gannon -- I didn't interact much with this Baen author, who seemed always to being headed hither while I was going yon.
George Peabody -- merchant-philanthropist, patron of the Peabody Institute, outside of which the SFFWA pavilion was located, in Mt. Vernon Park:
George Peabody
George seemed highly intent on watching over our SFFWA doings.
JJB