HE WROTE: The Golden Gate Bridge

Just saw it from the instructor lounge at the conference. Of course the splendor was slightly intruded upon by Jenny seated in a chair asking: "Now why is this character doing this?"
So we solved that character problem the easy way: we got rid of her.

I've already done three panels and Jenny has done NONE, I'll have you know. Tsk, tsk.

I have to do a panel after lunch-- which I'm skipping-- and then FINALLY Jenny does her first panel with me where we're doing our collaboration talk.

As far as the book tour, the dates posted are what we know so far. There will be almost double that in the end. Pretty much all of April into the beginning of May will be on the road. We did figure today only 9 airports though. We're going to drive in certain areas as much as possible to hit various cities.

OK, now I'm in the lobby and Jenny is in her room and we're emailing each other about the book trying to figure out characters.

Yes, we're strange.

The collab talk went well. I think.

It's Saturday night crash time now. Four sessions kind of takes it out of you.

We're trying to streamline Agnes. Un-complicate the plot which helps. I think we got a lot done and a lot more will be done tomorrow.

We also discussed what kind of keynote we'll do together. I think we're doing one in San Diego next month. Right now the title is "33 Years of Solitude". Probably not the most inspiring title so we're working on that. But basically the concept is to trace both our careers to show how small steps along the way eventually brought about the collaboration.

So. Brain dead.
More tomorrow.