Sharing a fun blog ❤️ Comic Con Part II: Why You Shouldn’t Double-Book the Bard…Again.

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My last con experience in October was, frankly, bizarre. It was the last run of that particular convention, ever. And on a Friday afternoon, the …

Comic Con Part II: Why You Shouldn’t Double-Book the Bard…Again.

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3 responses to “Sharing a fun blog ❤️ Comic Con Part II: Why You Shouldn’t Double-Book the Bard…Again.”

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    bookmarkedone

    Thanks for sharing both of these! :)

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      bydllewellyn

      I planned on commenting too. But sharing was easier when I was just waking up this morning 😆 I loved your great writing about such a fun event!

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        bookmarkedone

        XD
        Aw, thank you! The compliment is very much appreciated.

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D. L. Lewellyn’s passion for writing began in 2020, following a summer of voracious, lockdown-induced reading in her favorite genre, paranormal romance. Besides her self-published books, her stories have appeared in anthologies, and more novels are on the horizon. Not surprising. Anyone who knows her will tell you she’s a dedicated multi-crafter. A peek inside her colorful, cluttered studio also gives you an idea. She enjoys blogging, chatting with indie authors on her Spotlight, and watching classic movies with her husband—a bowl of popcorn on her lap and her rescued fur babies at her feet.

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