To Blog Anew...and Events 2019
Updated: Jun 6, 2019
I'm a little nervous. I haven't blogged in a while, and I've never been what you'd call a regular blogger. I've always got too many plates spinning to pay much attention to it, but I'm going to try my damnedest to blog more regularly, and to get newsletters out with some regularity. (Of course, I'm also planning to finally get back to the gym, so we'll see how disciplined I can be with all of this.)
For now, just a note about my schedule for 2019 (and some hints for 2020). I've updated my events page, so you can find more details there, but this year you'll be able to catch me at the following conventions and appearances.
July 10th - Ten-Word Tragedies book launch with Frank Turner, Tim Lebbon, and Stephen Volk. London.
July 13th - Edge-Lit 8 - Derby, UK
July 18th - 21st - Necon
July 31st - Christopher Golden & Paul Tremblay signing, 6pm, Friendly Neighborhood Comics, Bellingham, MA
August 16th - FanExpo Boston (formerly Boston Comic Con)
September 28th - NoCon, Manchester, NH
October 12th - Merrimack Valley Halloween Book Festival
In 2020, in addition to some of my usual haunts, you'll be able to catch me in San Antonio, TX, as well as in Germany and the UK. More on those later.
See you soon!
The comparison between blogging regularly and finally getting back to the gym feels familiar; both sound simple until the calendar fills up. Between the Ten-Word Tragedies launch in London and the Merrimack Valley Halloween Book Festival, that 2019 schedule looks packed. I recently came across sprunki swapped while taking a break from my own projects, so the bit about too many plates spinning particularly resonated. Would occasional event recaps make restarting the blog easier?
The comparison between blogging regularly and finally getting back to the gym feels familiar; both sound manageable until the calendar fills up. Between the Ten-Word Tragedies launch in London and the Merrimack Valley Halloween Book Festival, your 2019 schedule already had plenty of plates spinning. Reading this also reminded me of a project name I recently came across, kingdom of marionettes, and how easily a curious title can become another distraction from a writing routine.
Worth noting: the community-maintained collection is best treated as a first pass, so verify important claims against a primary source before relying on them.
fun games always bring a fresh dose of excitement and make every moment more enjoyable.
Hey Christopher! Your reflections on blogging and its evolution are so relatable. How do you think emerging trends like online games io might influence storytelling in blogs? Curious if you've noticed any shifts there!