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I cannot seem to find it on their webpage…
Well, drat. This is one of the few times I regret getting the national edition of the Times.
Like Michael, I haven’t been able to find it on the Times’ site yet — if anyone can find a link, that’d be cool.
Congrats!
TWL
What was the quote? “Peter, what is good in life?” “To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of the women.”
Well, that probably wasn’t it. It’d be really cool if it was, though.
Are you sure that being quoted in the NYT is something to brag about? 😉
I’m no huge fan of the Times these days, but I’m very happy you were able to get some press and that the con did as well.
Cool!