I have a vague feeling someone mentioned Sue Sims doing a biography, but you're right, it's certainly not the same book as Celebrating Antonia Forest.
I liked Celebrating AF on the whole - it was great to finally be able to read the texts of the papers I had to miss because of parallel programming, and of course to have the extra Run Away Home material.
I do have a couple of minor issues with the convention report at the beginning. There are a couple of inaccuracies concerning the quiz, and I think it's a little odd that they didn't ask the people who feature in the 'around the convention' photographs if they minded having their pictures included in the book.
I do understand that it's legal to take pictures at public gatherings, but if I'd been involved I would have been inclined to ask, as much for goodwill's sake as anything else.
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Date: 2008-10-08 05:14 pm (UTC)I liked Celebrating AF on the whole - it was great to finally be able to read the texts of the papers I had to miss because of parallel programming, and of course to have the extra Run Away Home material.
I do have a couple of minor issues with the convention report at the beginning. There are a couple of inaccuracies concerning the quiz, and I think it's a little odd that they didn't ask the people who feature in the 'around the convention' photographs if they minded having their pictures included in the book.
I do understand that it's legal to take pictures at public gatherings, but if I'd been involved I would have been inclined to ask, as much for goodwill's sake as anything else.