Pikes Peak Writers Conference Schedule
This weekend, I’m off to the Pikes Peak Writers Conference in Colorado, where I’ll be joining Chuck Wendig, Gail Carriger, and Hank Phillippi Ryan as Keynote Speakers for the event.
I’ll also be presenting a workshop on getting through your first draft, doing some panels, and chasing Chuck around with a cupcake gun I borrowed from Delilah Dawson. Supersonic chocolate cupcakes OF DEATH!
Anyway, here’s the schedule, for anyone who might want to stop by. And if you don’t want to stop by, that’s fine. I DIDN’T WANT YOU AT MY PANEL ANYWAY! ::Sniff::
Friday
- 2:30 – Read & Critique 123, Aspen Leaf (with Terri Bischoff, Carlisle Webber)
- 4:00 – Workshop: Getting Through Draft One, Salon BC
Saturday
- 9:10 – Mythbusting Keynotes (Q&A Session), Aspen Leaf (with Gail Carriger, Hank Phillippi Ryan, Chuck Wendig)
- 11:45 – Lunch and my Keynote Speech, Ballroom
- 1:15 – Booksigning, Aspen Leaf
- 3:10 – Diversity: It Isn’t Just for Breakfast Anymore, Aspen Leaf (with Chuck Wendig, Carol Berg, Amy Boggs. Facilitator:
Patrick Hester)
- 7 – Zebulon Awards Dinner, Ballroom
This should be a lot of fun. How do I know? Well, among other reasons, it’s because the bar will be serving Brass Goggles, Primetime, Goblin Wiz, and F-Bomb:
From left to right:
- Gail Carriger’s Brass Goggles: 1 1/2 OZ Scotch Whiskey, 2 dash bitters, 1 OZ club soda.
- Hank Phillippi Ryan’s Primetime Martini: 1 1/2 OZ Vodka, 1 1/2 OZ Sweet & Sour, 1/2 OZ Grenadine
- Jim C. Hines’ Goblin Wiz: 1/2 OZ Midori, 1/2 OZ Tequila, 1/2 OZ Sweet & Sour, On the Rocks
- Chuck Wendig’s F-Bomb: 1 OZ Vodka, 1 OZ Red Bull, 1 OZ Cranberry, On the Rocks
As a general rule, I don’t drink, but I may need to make an exception this weekend 🙂
Reggie Lutz
April 23, 2014 @ 1:10 pm
Ha! And now I know what my next misadventures in mixology will entail 🙂
Sally
April 23, 2014 @ 7:45 pm
At that altitude, you won’t need more than one drink to get buzzed!
Walk slowly and do not run, unless you LIKE wheezing and gasping for air.
Jim C. Hines
April 23, 2014 @ 8:02 pm
Oh, yes. They’ve already warned us about that 🙂
KatG
April 24, 2014 @ 2:30 pm
You do not put things in Scotch whiskey, even ice. I suggest trying it with bourbon whiskey, if you must. Or rum. Rum is colonial Victorian.