The Where’s Waldo version of “Where’s Pricey?”

I was at the PNWA conference last weekend and had a fantastic time. I have a lot to discuss about author’s questions and concerns about the industry, but I’m currently having the week from H-E-double hockey sticks, so I’ll post later – after the hurricane.

But I’ll leave you with a photo that captures the suffering and stress I experience being a cranky editor who’s been forced to leave her batcave.

It's a rough job, but someone's gotta do it

Behler author Kim Kircher, her agent Kit Ward, and yours truly

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3 Responses to The Where’s Waldo version of “Where’s Pricey?”

Kim Kircher says:

August 9, 2011 at 10:04 am

It’s a rough life. Glad you survived.
Lauren says:

August 10, 2011 at 8:43 am

Rough life, yes. Let me help you out there, Lynn. Start by handing me that glass of champagne.
Bill Webb says:

August 10, 2011 at 8:50 am

Did you trade the VW bug in for that float plane? I thought the Beagel got air sick?

Enjoy, H E double toothpicks will still be here when you land.

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