Monday, October 18, 2010

A favorite Bouchercon memory

Sitting in the lobby of the HyattRegency waiting for a meeting to resume. Reading Tom Franklin's masterful new novel CROOKED LETTER, CROOKED LETTER.  Looking up to see Sara Paretsky settle in on the couch opposite the coffee table.  She's reading Julia Spencer-Fleming.

A brief hello, then both of us return  to our reading.
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1 comment:

  1. Annette Lyon10/18/10, 3:02 PM

    I wasn't there, so my big jealous moment from Bouchercon: a member of my crit group e-mailing us about how great it was to meet and talk with you.

    My skin has turned green.

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