But the talk ended up being a dud, because there had been protests at the author's talks in other cities. And so he didn't talk. He sat down at a table to sign books. And did offer to answer questions, but only one-on-one. So half the people got up and stood in line at the table (including the woman that I was sketching) while the other half got up and walked out. And the man came back and started putting the chairs away.
Sunday, February 18, 2018
Author Talk
I walked to Powell's for an author's talk. The seats were mostly full already by the time I got there, and I plopped myself on a bench on the side, where I had a good view, and started sketching one of the other people waiting. And an employee came out with a cart and set up another row of chairs.
But the talk ended up being a dud, because there had been protests at the author's talks in other cities. And so he didn't talk. He sat down at a table to sign books. And did offer to answer questions, but only one-on-one. So half the people got up and stood in line at the table (including the woman that I was sketching) while the other half got up and walked out. And the man came back and started putting the chairs away.
But the talk ended up being a dud, because there had been protests at the author's talks in other cities. And so he didn't talk. He sat down at a table to sign books. And did offer to answer questions, but only one-on-one. So half the people got up and stood in line at the table (including the woman that I was sketching) while the other half got up and walked out. And the man came back and started putting the chairs away.
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