Seen and Heard at RWA

Seen and heard at RWA.  Some random notes from Orlando.

Well, first off Executive Editor Lucia Macro was not at RWA this year, and we all missed her.

New author Juliana Stone was seen singing Karaoke.  Song?  Don’t Stop Believing.

I saw male readers this year, including one asking for Sarah MacLean’s autograph at the Literacy signing.

Tessa Woodward spent her birthday at RWA.  What is more fun than spending the morning at a character breakfast and having chocolate chips spell out  “Happy Birthday?”

One new development:  the year readers were asking authors to sign their Kindles.  Susan Elizabeth Phillips fielded a lot of these requests.

At the Avon party, the male members of the staff wore pirate hats and the females wore tiaras.  See Meg Cabot’s blog yesterday for proof.

And I might (might) have been trapped in my fancy cocktail dress, necessitating help from a (female) agent late at night.