Toronto!

Made it!



It's been a busy day, but as you can see, I've ended up in a very zen hotel. I also got to spend time tonight with my dear friend [and whirlwind] Kari-Lynn Winters.



Tomorrow, along with Kari and a group of other fantastic authors, I present A WALK THROUGH A WINDOW at the Ontario Library Association Superconference. I'm hoping to connect with as many writers, librarians, readers and friends as I can here over the course of my brief stay in this snowy province. [What are you thinking, Ontario? SNOW in FEBRUARY? Haven't you heard of cherry blossoms?]

If you're at the conference, come up and say hi!

And to finish, if you really feel like a taste of true zen, have a look HERE....and then HERE...

to see some of the world's most beautiful libraries, via The Huffington Post.

Tomorrow I'll do a proper post about the brilliance that was the W2 Real Writers of Vancouver finale last night on the downtown east side.

Short version: It rocked.

Long version: Tomorrow. [with pictures!]



See you then.

~kc

Thanksgiving, happily

Much to do today -- cooking, decorating for Hallowe'en, SiWC readiness work that won't pause for a holiday...but first, a word of thanks.










To Wired Magazine for publishing the story, and to Jay Walker for caring enough about books to have a library like THIS.

A word of thanks, also, both to Smart Bitches and boing boing for directing me to the Wired story.

~kc