
Here I am after my Bouchercon panel, hurling zoo animal cookies to the audience in my best herring-to-seals feeding style. Tom Schreck (
TKO) moderated "I could have lied--Real life experiences". Julie Kramer (
Stalking Susan) is on the left, Kit Ehrman (
Triple Cross) is standing beside me. Andy Harp
(Northern Thunder) is down in the audience out of sight. We put our heads together beforehand and agreed we wanted a fun, high-energy panel. Not hard with a a social worker/boxing judge (Tom), a TV journalist (Julie), a race horse expert (Kit), a Marine colonel (Andy), and a zookeeper (that would be me). The result was many truly terrible jokes, some interruptions, ancecdotes, and a lot of laughter. And then flying animal cookies. Oh, and I got back home to Portland to find that
Night Kill made the September best-seller list from Independent Mystery Booksellers!
3 comments:
What fun, Ann. But I was dismayed to read the title of Julie's latest book. Hadn't seen it before, but my second book in a series is called Stalking Season. Since she beat me to publication, I guess I'm going to have to change it. :-(
Hi Ann
It would have been fun to meet you at Bouchercon. Are you on Facebook or Crimespace?
Fellow mystery/crime writer from Oregon,
Lj
http://ljraves.blogspot.com
Yes, LJ, it would have been fun to meet up at Bouchercon. It's lonely being a new author among 400 writers! And yes, I'm on both Facebook and Crimespace. See you there?
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