#B2BCyCon Think Tank discussion

Let me clarify this thread. This is NOT where you sign up to BE interviewed. This is where you sign up if you are GIVING interviews. :) The interview Sign up for me is in the "GENERAL" thread.

Speaking of which, I am giving interviews :) Is anyone else planning on hosting interviews for the convention?

I'd be glad to host some interviews.
Veronica

Http://veronicarobbins.com

Veronica wrote: "I'd be glad to host some interviews.
Veronica

Http://veronicarobbins.com"

Hello, Veronica :) Thank you! I will let members know when I send out the bulletin on/around March 1st :)

-Angela

I'm happy to host some interviews. If anyone's interested, feel free to get in touch on here. Thanks.

I don't mind the interview component. I just need more info for clarification. Thanks.

Happy to host some interviews - http://phsolomon.com

Where is the "Want to Be Interviewed" thread in the general section? I don't see it.

Hi, P. H.
Still interested in The Story Hop blog for the convention? The premise is posted on the blog thread, but I'll repost it here, too. have been working on an idea for a blog hop with Chess Desalls that would tie in well with the convention, especially with the last question in the flash interview. We want to call it The Story Hop, launching from the convention.

On this thread we would like each author who wants to participate to sign up here. From here, or rather the convention blog site, we can list all convention authors who want to be involved, then each author can tag or link to other blogger/writers they know thereby expanding the blog exponentially.

This is the premise:

We are all storytellers. Stories are a part of us, in our blood, our hearts, our DNA. We have been telling and listening stories from the beginning. They teach, entertain, enthralled, but most of all they stick with us. Remember, You are the storyteller. In your blog, tell us the most extraordinary story you've ever heard, one that you love to tell, a magic moment. The story can be real or fiction, a memory or a family tale. It doesn't matter as long as you write like you talk. Keep it short, around 250 words, nothing fancy. Sometimes the most powerful stories are the simplest.

Then, in the blog itself the writer/blogger will post this:

Imagine sitting around a campfire with a group of friends. The flames have died to members, crickets chirp, The moon casts mottled shadows. Everyone waits breathlessly for the storyteller.

"Gather round and I will tell you the most extraordinary story you've ever heard..."

What do you think? I will be handling the coordinating, etc. If you have any questions please DM me.

If you know anyone else who might be interested, let me know.

Thanks.
Tim