OK enough of this shilly-shallying. Look at that, the first and last post was from Adelaide Con! Now I will be blogging about Aussiecon and trying to keep myself in order.
I'm on three panels -

Thursday 1500 Room 216 'Spoiler Alert: reviewing plot-driven fiction without giving the story away'.

Saturday 1700 Room 210 'Love hurts: why is paranormal romance so popular with teens?

Sunday 1300 Room 219 How to review.

Other happenings - I'm interviewing Glenda Larke for Aurealis 45 - we'll have breakfast on Friday.
I'm going to the AHWA horrible ball on Friday evening at nine, will probably have my grandson with me.
I'm invited to the Orbit party, room 201 on Sunday.
I have to do a review with photos for NSWWC Newswrite magazine and get it sent off on Sunday night to catch the deadline.

Julie E. Czerneda signing a bookmark for me at the Adelaide Con. she was guest of honour - great lady, fascinating to listen to, I especially liked her session about how her covers were selected, even before the books were finished.

These are: Alisa Krasnostein, Jonathan StrahnJeff Harris, Stuart Mayne, Robert N. Stephenson at conjecture in Adelaide, Editors and Publishers Panel, Sunday June 7th 2009

Peter M. Ball launches "Horn"

Natcon in Adelaide

I was at Conjecture, the Sf&F Natcon in Adelaide a couple of weekends ago. I did an interview with Peter M. Ball, whose novella "Horn" was being launched. There'll be a full account in the NSWWC "Newswrite" whcih will probably be out early next month.