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Category Archives: Friends
CAPS After-Comic Con Potluck
CAPS (Comic Arts Professional Society) held its “After-Comic Con” potluck last night, enjoying food (plenty of chicken was available) and conversation. With sundry other treats – such as Sergio giving out copies of the first issue of his “Funnies” magazine, and … Continue reading
The ScHoFan Critique Group
For the last 2 years, I’ve taken part in a science fiction/horror/fantasy critique group as part of GLAWS. We’ve met pretty consistantly, once a month, usually at the Venice library on a Saturday afternoon. This month, however, because of various … Continue reading
BBQ for Don Williams
My friend Donald Williams was out in the Los Angeles area in order to speak at a seminar sponsored by the Southern California C.S. Lewis Society. The seminar was most of the day on Saturday, and unfortunately I had a … Continue reading
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Writers Forum Social Time
I’ve been a part of a screenwriters’ group for a long time now. We’ve held together far longer than most writers groups I know of – mainly because we also make a point of spending some social time together. We … Continue reading
In Praise of Friends – Tim Tobolski
Another of my online friends, Tim made a vivid impression from the first post of his that I read. He was justly ticked off by a particular event (that affected him personally), but wht impressed me was his sharp, satricial … Continue reading
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In Praise of Friends — Lynn Maudlin
When I moved from Texas to Los Angeles, there was comfort in knowing I had a friendly social circle I would be able to plug into — the Mythopoeic Society. I’d been reading discussion group reports for some time, and … Continue reading
Putting Things Together For Mythcon 40
(Originally posted on LiveJournal) I really enjoy getting people I know connected to each other, especially when I think they will get along well. Last night, my friend James A. Owen was doing a book signing at Vroman’s in Pasadena. … Continue reading
Jeopardy! Wrap Party 2008
The season wrap party for Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune was held this year on the grounds of the Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills. The two shows frequently have their Christmas & wrap parties together, as they share the same … Continue reading
Premise Picnic – May 4
I belong to an entertainment fellowship, Premise, and we meet once a month to pray for each other. Premise is geared toward writers, directors, directors of photography, producers, agents, editors, but not actors (they have their own organizations 🙂 ) . … Continue reading