She was smart and funny and articulate - pretty awesome.
That's Seanan! I'm always impressed by how articulate she is in her public appearances. Some of it is having answered the same questions a million times ("Why did you use a pseudonym?" oh my God a three-second Google will tell you the answer) but some of it is magic. I still remember her glorious takedown of an Old White Guy who didn't think it was necessary to make an effort to include female authors in anthologies, just go by the quality of the work.
Haha, she got million-and-one on the pseud question! Although I did find the answer interesting (and had never thought to Google), so you know, there's that...
I still remember her glorious takedown of an Old White Guy who didn't think it was necessary to make an effort to include female authors in anthologies, just go by the quality of the work.
That does sound like something that would be brilliant to see.
Sad I can't see smonster from work computer (FB blocked). Marked for later...
Shouldn't "My date from hell" precede "My ex from hell" ?
Well, when you've read the books, you'll know why, right?
That does sound like something that would be brilliant to see.
I wish there had been a video. It would be all over Upworthy. "Watch This Woman Explain Something about Women in Science Fiction I've Been Trying to Say for 37 Years."
Thanks, Hec.
I will have to google the pseud question, as I have wondered.
I need to check and see if there's a Seattle stop on her book tour.
It's tonight!
smonsters, here's the answer. She likens it to when Disney created Touchstone to make content for grown-ups. As she says, "It's to avoid 'Disney presents...Reservoir Dogs.'"
smonster: WOWWEEEEE. *love* it.
Sparky (and Tep), for that matter:
are you referring to the stylistic differences being
the shift in first-person perspective
? Still only halfway through but I just wanted to be sure what you are referring to.
It's tonight!
Woe! I have other plans already. Well drat.
Well, when you've read the books, you'll know why, right?
But in the meantime, the order of the titles is a straightline inviting the smartass.
