My Bouchercon 2016 panel: Rogue cops, fool's gold, and more!!!
Labels: Bouchercon 2016, Eric Beetner, Gary Phillips, Martin Edwards, Patti Abbott, Rick Ollerman
posted by Peter Rozovsky at 6:10 PM
Saturday, July 30, 2016
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11 Comments:
Wow, that's one hell of a panel! Wish I could be there.
It's a good one, all right. As always, I am enjoying the preparation for the panel.
Peter, I hope you file a post-panel report. I'd like to read it. Generally speaking, as a moderator for a discussion on crime fiction, how much does one need to have read or know?
This will be my eighth year modifying panels at Bouchercon, and I always file reports.
One ought to have read at least one book by each author on the panel and to know relevant information about each author. I over prepare, and I love doing so.
Stellar panel. Really hope I get to see it.
Does that mean you're coming to New Orleans?
I am planning to, but there is a possible schedule conflict that has come up, so I may not know for a couple of weeks. I have registered though.
I just saw your name on the list!
Yikes! After last year, you deserve a hassle-free Bouchercon.
There's something about that season that seems to bring other things up for me. I have no idea why.
Bouchercon is unusually early this year, too. November seems to be safe, as you made it to Long Beach. Dallas in three years is pretty late, too.
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