It occurred to me that water and paper don’t go well together, but the LA Times Festival of Books went on anyway. This was back on the weekend of April 26th and 27th. But we did start getting a good …
I spent the weekend at the LA Times Festival of Books, and it rained throughout Saturday. But it did clear up on Sunday. But it’s late and I have to go to work tomorrow. So, I’ll tell you next week …
Yes, that Writer’s of the Future, or more specifically, the Writer’s and Illustrators of the Future Awards Dinner. For the fourth year, I was fortunate enough to be invited to this event. Kris decided not to join me as we …
2024 marks the fourth year I’ve been setting my goals and I have to admit, this was not my best year. In fact, I slacked on a lot of things. My reading goals, my writing goals, I even gained weight …
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Day Two of Loscon was the Blood Drive, and that pretty much was what we did all day. We met the Red Cross nurses at 8:30 am to start setting the room up. While in the planning stage, the hotel …
Thursday, May 25th was the annual Writer’s and Illustrators of the Future awards ceremony. It marked the 40th year of the writer’s award and the 35th year of the illustrator’s award. Unlike a previous year, I didn’t know any of …
That is a picture of our booth before we set up. We got there Friday afternoon to set up for the weekend. The festival started on Saturday, April 20th at 10:00 am. As always, the USC Marching Band played to …
I spent the weekend, starting Friday afternoon, on the USC Campus for the L.A. Times Festival of Books. Fun, but a long weekend. I’m tired, it’s late and I have to go back to work tomorrow. So, full report next …
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Tony N. Todaro Yesterday the GLAWS monthly event was a memorial for its President and Co-Founder, Tony N. Todaro. It was held at the Venice Pubic Library to a packed room. There were several speakers, starting with the host of …
Well, GLAWS never really went away, but it has been struggling since it’s president and cofounder, Tony Todaro, had a stroke and later passed away in December. Tony was a one-man show. His passion was writing and helping other writers …