Elohimfest 4?
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Jenn,
You didn't come in 2007 when I was there.
And when you were there in 2011, I wasn't.
Everything that is good and just demands that you be present for this one!!!
Must 'Third time is the charm' have no meaning in this world?
I can summon you if I have to ...
Be true, Cameraman
Answer the call
You didn't come in 2007 when I was there.
And when you were there in 2011, I wasn't.
Everything that is good and just demands that you be present for this one!!!
Must 'Third time is the charm' have no meaning in this world?
I can summon you if I have to ...
Be true, Cameraman
Answer the call
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Jenn, Omaha's on the way between DC and ABQ. So if you need a ride, let me know.
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OOOH! Road Trip.... That could be fun.
Now if I could just find a way to wear live bees as jewelry all the time.....
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Oh please. Of course you're invited.lorin wrote:I would be up for a road trip! ('course that's assuming I'm invited )Cameraman Jenn wrote:OOOH! Road Trip.... That could be fun.
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Ah...another epic trail of utterly (but sweetly) trashed lodgings across the Southwest.
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Definite date, yes please. And how many days? I would like to put this in ink in my new 2014 diary so that I can open it and nonchalantly say "Ah, I shall be in America" when people ask me to do things at that particular time.
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A reposting of my report from SRD's booksigning today: YES ELOHIMFEST IS ON for the week of June 23rd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm VERY glad I went too, I have his email and know where he practices karate, but prefer never to bother him, and this may have been his ONLY public appearance post TLD.
Literary Leper:
I asked the last question, 'what lies ahead' and Stephen replied that upon finishing this massive 12 year process he's way too numb to even consider what's next. Then he answered the perennially complex "anti-hero" question quite simply by saying, "If you're reading TLD you know he's finally starting to come around..." He didn't really do a reading but performed a very interesting contrast of 4 of his styles reading the 1st pages of Against All Things Ending, The Real Story, Mythological Beast and The Man Who Fought Alone. Reiterating that he envisions the end of his stories and then works to get there but that it's very important for him to establish distinct styles in order to create particular worlds. He said style and, particularly, pace is a main distinguishing factor. When it came to the Covenant books he said that since he, personally, reads at a slow pace fleshed out descriptions of the Land, events and character's psychological profiles were more important to him than the story itself. But, since he always knew where he was going that impetus and his support system created a mesh that allowed the 'magic' of the prose to come forth.
He said he's still very critical of the works, and in that way will never be truly finished with the Chronicles, but is always amazed with the lyricism that fueled the 'magic' whenever he rereads. Like Tesla, he attributes his gift for lyricism to power outside himself. He told a neat little story about publishing interplay between him and Patricia McKillip, probably the fantasy writer he admires most and is great personal friends with, and cited McKillip as one of the greatest lyrical writers of all time and a constant inspiration. He also mentioned Steve Erikson and Henry James as great stylists in their own right, Erikson with his multiple character styling, in particular.
Literary Leper:
I asked the last question, 'what lies ahead' and Stephen replied that upon finishing this massive 12 year process he's way too numb to even consider what's next. Then he answered the perennially complex "anti-hero" question quite simply by saying, "If you're reading TLD you know he's finally starting to come around..." He didn't really do a reading but performed a very interesting contrast of 4 of his styles reading the 1st pages of Against All Things Ending, The Real Story, Mythological Beast and The Man Who Fought Alone. Reiterating that he envisions the end of his stories and then works to get there but that it's very important for him to establish distinct styles in order to create particular worlds. He said style and, particularly, pace is a main distinguishing factor. When it came to the Covenant books he said that since he, personally, reads at a slow pace fleshed out descriptions of the Land, events and character's psychological profiles were more important to him than the story itself. But, since he always knew where he was going that impetus and his support system created a mesh that allowed the 'magic' of the prose to come forth.
He said he's still very critical of the works, and in that way will never be truly finished with the Chronicles, but is always amazed with the lyricism that fueled the 'magic' whenever he rereads. Like Tesla, he attributes his gift for lyricism to power outside himself. He told a neat little story about publishing interplay between him and Patricia McKillip, probably the fantasy writer he admires most and is great personal friends with, and cited McKillip as one of the greatest lyrical writers of all time and a constant inspiration. He also mentioned Steve Erikson and Henry James as great stylists in their own right, Erikson with his multiple character styling, in particular.
fall far and well Pilots!
Accommodations?
I have never been to an Elohimfest but would like to attend.
Where will the E4 be held, how many days and what nearby hotels would any of you recommend?
As a long time SRD fan, I'm looking forward to meeting him and all of you.
Where will the E4 be held, how many days and what nearby hotels would any of you recommend?
As a long time SRD fan, I'm looking forward to meeting him and all of you.
The date is a little confusing. Since the 23rd is on a monday are we talking about that week, the next weekend or the previous weekend?danlo wrote:A reposting of my report from SRD's booksigning today: YES ELOHIMFEST IS ON for the week of June 23rd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :
Last time I stayed at the Staybridge near the airport. It was a fabulous studio with a kitchen. Only 60/night.farscape wrote:I have never been to an Elohimfest but would like to attend.
Where will the E4 be held, how many days and what nearby hotels would any of you recommend?
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Ditto. I have to book planes, find accomodation (Lorin, is the offer of a share still on?), transport etc. etc. The thought terrifies me, but I'm damn well going to do it!! When I've flown before (Dublin once, Portugal once) someone else has done all the bookings. This time I'm going to be on my own. I'm going to need help when I get there.lorin wrote:The date is a little confusing. Since the 23rd is on a monday are we talking about that week, the next weekend or the previous weekend?danlo wrote:A reposting of my report from SRD's booksigning today: YES ELOHIMFEST IS ON for the week of June 23rd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :
I am playing all the right notes, but not necessarily in the right order!
"I must state plainly, Linden, that you have become wondrous in my sight."
"I must state plainly, Linden, that you have become wondrous in my sight."