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Oh, man, what I wouldn’t give to be there!!
Question (if I may ask), does the convention contact you? And if not, how much begging does it take to get you to any of my local conventions, haha. If local conventions are even worth your while anymore, I imagine it’s probably tougher for writers than artists just from what I see wandering around them.
MZ, I can’t and amn’t speaking for Peter as far as any conventions are concerned, but as a general rule one gets science fiction writers to come to a convention by asking, generally no begging required. With many sf pros who started as fans, they attend as much as the fans they still are as the pros they have become.
You and the family have a great Comic-Con, Peter!