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I Survived Mount Hermon Christian Writers Conference 2005

Quick post tonight as I’m already snoring while I type here.

I go to many writers conferences each year in search of new talent to acquire and each conference has a unique flavor. Mt. Hermon is my favorite, and it’s a good thing because it’s the one that requires the most from me. I’m not complaining, believe me. I love it. It’s exhilarating, but exhausting. The community of writers and editors is like a big family, and I still learn even as I struggle to keep my eyes open and not yawn during the final pitches.

But I do feel I earned the honorarium. There’s just nothing that can give me back the time I’ve invested to do this. While I might end up seeing some proposals that could work for my house, it will take me a few days to get over all the sleep deprivation. I estimated I heard over 60 pitches in just over 4 days, sat on 4 panels, taught 4 classes, and hosted 9 round table meals. Last night, I was struggling to stand on my weak legs.

And can you believe there’s still time to blog in the midst of all that? :)

5 Responses to “I Survived Mount Hermon Christian Writers Conference 2005”

  1. let me be the first to say: poor baby. :D
    glad you’re back mick.

  2. Mick says:

    But nobody understands! It’s not fair!

    Thanks for that snot in my whine. I needed it. :)

  3. acornstwo says:

    It was good to see you there, Mick.

  4. Jeanne Damoff says:

    Yeah. I felt I earned my honorarium, too.
    Oh wait. I didn’t get one. But I got to hang with you, which rocked like Jimi Hendrix. Thanks so much for being my friend. You’re the best.

  5. donna says:

    You made my 2004 MH Adventure complete in that fiction editor’s panel. What a hoot. But, wait a minute. This year. Did I hear someone say the words Mick Silva and the word karaoke in the same sentence? : )

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