Ted M wrote:
FISM is quite internal and private.
So scruffiness is acceptable onstage?
Ted M wrote:
FISM is quite internal and private.
Ted M wrote:As Jonathan Lethem writes to open his novel Motherless Brooklyn:
Context is everything.
Who is the audience, what is the director's desired effect on that audience, what is the resulting actual effect, and what are the stakes?
Q. Kumber wrote:
What are the stakes?
They can hardly use the awards' photos in their publicity, especially if they want to get high class bookings. Who wants to book a scruffy magician? It also shows the recipients don't have much respect for the awards.
Ted M wrote:As Jonathan Lethem writes to open his novel Motherless Brooklyn:
Context is everything.
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Matthew Field wrote:
Does the Dalai Lama wear a tie?
Richard Kaufman wrote:Quentin wrote: "... I do find arses sticking out the top of jeans offputting."
DITTO!
Richard Kaufman wrote:It's as if this was written by someone in an alternate universe, who attended a different convention than the rest of us.
Bill Mullins wrote:I just read this report of the World Fantasy Convention of 2013, held in Brighton. It's a long read, but it's pretty clear that Lever isn't the only man in England who can host a bad convention.