I'd say the worst experience: when I was threatened with castration at Worldcon by someone in a large audience during a Q&A -- he was angry because of the bad messages my work is sending to America.

Ha!

It's even funnier because I imagine it being Greenwalt, all, "Bad for me; bad for America!"

That was a lovely interview.

So glad I wasnt at the castration threat event. I think I would have become violent.

Yeah... Drive encourages bad driving. Also, I've totally become a serial killer since I started watching Dexter.

Speaking of which, my girlfriend fancies Dexter. Should I be worried?

Speaking of which, my girlfriend fancies Dexter. Should I be worried?

Should I be worried nobody answered?

Questions, questions.

No. Yes. Maybe.

Answers, answers.

Speaking of which, my girlfriend fancies Dexter. Should I be worried?

It depends. I fancy Dexter a bit, but part of that is Michael C. Hall looking very fit and pulling off a fantastically nuanced performance; it's not like I'm planning to write love letters to convicted serial killers or lurk around prisons. I don't find sociopathy a turn-on.

As long as they're on the television screen it's cool to be fascinated by these ruthless characters. But if, for example, Angel (of the eponymous series) actually existed, I would very much want him to be completely unaware of my existence.

But if, for example, Angel (of the eponymous series) actually existed, I would very much want him to be completely unaware of my existence.

Angelus, yes. Angel I would want to meet for coffee (even though it makes him jittery)

No, I'm with Matt. Angel on his own is pretty good at screwing up his friends lives. Plus, if you are known to Angel, you are known to Angelus.

Plus, if you are known to Angel, you are known to Angelus.

hmm, good point.