I understand from other writerly folks who attend Worldcons there is much "work" that can be accomplished in addition to basking in the glow of fannish attention.
Have you been to any World Fantasy Cons? From the few I've gone to it's very much a writer/editor/publisher event. Love the dealers' room (books! books! books!), but overall I prefer Worldcons. I probably won't go to this year's WFC held in San Jose, an hour's drive from me.
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I understand from other writerly folks who attend Worldcons there is much "work" that can be accomplished in addition to basking in the glow of fannish attention.
Have you been to any World Fantasy Cons? From the few I've gone to it's very much a writer/editor/publisher event. Love the dealers' room (books! books! books!), but overall I prefer Worldcons. I probably won't go to this year's WFC held in San Jose, an hour's drive from me.