So Worldcon/Aussiecon has come to an end. And some questions remain.
Who was Dave, and why did he have his own ribbon?
What did I have to do to get more ribbons? (I only had one)
Who is the mysterious financier behind the London bid that allows them to have parties with so many free drinks?
How could I spend 5 days in the building, and yet only bump into an old friend as I was literally walking out the door?
How did some people ever get onto a panel?
When is the next Worldcon to be held in Australia? (Roughly every 10-12 years, it seems)
Anyway, it was fabulous and now I'm tired and back at work.It was great to catch up with heaps of people I knew and great to finally meet people I'd only had been in contact with by email. I got to meet Shaun Tan and Robert Silverberg (two of my favourites) as well as a bunch of people I'd never heard of but impressed me greatly. I guess I could compile a list of names, but I'm afraid it would look like namedropping.
Thanks to the organisers, volunteers, and all those who made it work.
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