Event

I’m generally terrified of social interaction, especially as someone who wishes to be a writer, among people who may have actually read my writing. I tend to hide in my stories. (Hence my extremely rare blog entries.)

But if there were a virtual event this month and if I were to attend, here are some things that I think may happen:

Schnujo's Giving Away GPs would be fantastic at helping everyone to make sure they knew how to access the virtual meet-up. She’s so fantastic at helping people navigate the regular site and is very good at making people feel welcome.

Likely there would be a line of people waiting to give Quilli ☕ a virtual coffee for her troubles. Perhaps she’d have a virtual booth with a jar of questions for everyone to have a chance to pull at random.

Perhaps I’d ask bobturn to compare and contrast his Native flute playing with my own Irish pennywhistle.

I might ask WakeUpAndLive what it’s like living in the Netherlands and whether it’s true that most people there travel on bikes rather than in cars?

I’d try to talk to ♥HOOves♥ about what it is about “A Moveable Feast” that moves her so much? I love it as well, but it’s been a while since I’ve read it. And I would share that “A Farewell to Arms” destroyed me in all the best possible ways. I needed two weeks to recover from emotional damages after reading that book. I loved it.

There would be a lot of connections made between everyone who attended, I’m sure. We are all drawn here by a shared deep feeling for reading and writing. What great things to have in common!

Prompt ▼

Write a poem or story about a Writing.Com Virtual Convention to be held in September of 2022. Pick FOUR or more user names to include in the story or poem of other writers here that you would like to meet.

Think about the Four (or more) writers you would like to meet and write about what happens at the 2022 Virtual Writing.Com Convention. You MUST use the "username" tag each time you refer to these members in your story or poem.

Please pick "Experience" as one of your genres.