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Hi, All.
I wanted to let you know that some of the members of my writing group, the Wily Writers, will be reading their works live during Norwescon this weekend. If you're in the Seattle area, please stop by and check it out.
Here's some info about the events:
Bedtime Stories! Come hear stories from the Wily Writers site, read live.
This is a great way to wind down on the first night of the con. Come hang out with the Wily Writers! Wear your jammies. Bring your pillow, and let us read you a story. (Not for children.)
WILY BEDTIME STORIES at NORWESCON
Six stories from six Wily Writers.
Phil Brucato’s “I Feel Lucky” (read by himself)
Joan De La Haye’s “Jack’s Lament” (read by Angel McCoy)
Ripley Patton’s “The Derby” (read by Jason Carl)
Joel A. Sutherland’s “The Death of Captain Bloodcake and the Fall of the Horrid Whore” (read by Jason Carl)
Bruce Taylor’s “The Prey” (read by himself)
Mark Worthen’s “The Minimart, the Girl, and the Ruger” (read by Nathan Crowder)
The second event will take place on Saturday night. On that night, Nathan Crowder and I will be reading horror stories from the site.
Wily Writers Horror Readings!
Norwescon, Room: Cascade 3
Saturday, 11PM - Midnight:
Nathan Crowder will read "Ink Calls to Ink," his own short horror story which takes place in the fantastic world of his upcoming novel.
Thomas Emson’s "Sequence," a short horror story about a crime that won’t go away, will be read by Angel Leigh McCoy.
Come let us disturb you! (Definitely not for children.)
For those of you who can't or won't be making it to the con, I hope you'll check out our group's site. While you're there, please take time to read my piece of flash fiction, entitled "Pennangalan". (Angel Leigh McCoy also does a great job reading it aloud. You can listen to it on the site, too.) I hope you'll check us out!
More information on the event and links to other parts of the site can be found here: Join us at Norwescon.
Cheers!
Paris