Let me say at the outset that I love Wiscon, I always love Wiscon, and this year was no different. I am bitchier than usual about it this year for a number of reasons, including that four panels turns out to be just too many for me to be on, and that I didn't get organized enough to write my notes before I left, so I missed a lot of stuff I wanted
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Whoo. I had a hard time parsing this one. I believe the intent is the old canard "If we stopped identifying ourselves with labels than differences wouldn't exist."
I'm looking forward to more reports. My gaming con was fun, but I still want to know what happened.
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sorry, that was not at ALL the point of this post. i am actually interested in what you have to say about WisCon; i've never been, and want to go. but i haven't been to sleep and it totally threw me off when i saw the Anita Blake thing :D
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But she's such a vivid character, and Ms. Hamilton herself is so colorful, and (appropriately) reanimated the genre of paranormal romance lurching from the dead, and everyone knows what you're talking about, so it's a good basis for discussion.
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i just want to smack Anita. repeatedly. with your aforementioned chainsaw. sigh... not to be totally stereotypical with this one, but the crazy girl gets the best guys. okay, LKH thinks this, and it feeds the stereotype, and i'm babbling now :)
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*preens, buffs nails*
Damn straight we do. Once you go wack, you never go back!
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My first WisCon, I stepped into the elevator with one other person who happened to be Ursula K. LeGuin. God grabbed me by the throat and silenced me, so I just nodded politely.
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also, it was nice to meet you.
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