Progress Report, in which I do some good

ConStellation, the first stop on the 2011 Rotundo World Tour, is now in the books.

It’s a small con, of course, in only its second year–but still quite enjoyable.   was Guest of Honor.  I enjoyed hanging out with him for a bit and helping to prove the superiority of fantasy.  Oh, and if you’ve never heard him read "The Creature In Your Neighborhood," his muppet werewolf story, you simply must rectify that at your earliest opportunity. 

Travis Heermann and Daniel Nielsen were there, too, and other friends old and new, too numerous to mention.  Much time was spent in discussions serious and not-so-serious, homebrew was consumed, good times were had.

My panels were surprisingly well-attended, too.  I did a creative writing exercise that seemed to go over well, and I got to lead a spirited discussion of Oscar’s long-running hatred of SF.  I feel like I might have done some good.  So that’s cool.

As is typical during a con week, I accomplished little on the actual writing front.  I’m still casting about for the next novel.  Must focus.

Yeah, yeah, I know.  What else is new?

Write Club update:  Tier one bounce from Analog.  Response time, about a month.

Moving on.