kaffeeklatsch

I think this is what they call a kaffeeklatsch in SF conventions, but if so it's the first time I've ever taken part in one.

Archive 2010-04-01 2010

I think this is what they call a kaffeeklatsch in SF conventions, but if so it's the first time I've ever taken part in one.

Sci Fi London 2010

Now, I didn't get a kaffeeklatsch, which is cool, but I had it in my head that if I did get one, I'd make the mango coconut marscapone muffins and bring fresh Portland coffee and maybe even some of my homemade chutney it would be like a thing.

Fairyland Chapter Seven yuki_onna 2009

For those who haven't been to one, a kaffeeklatsch is a small gathering (usually 8 to 15 people) with an author or editor (in this case, me), around a table for a free-ranging discussion of whatever the participants are interested in (usually something to do with the guest and his career).

ianrandalstrock's Journal ianrandalstrock 2007

Five panels, including their first ever kaffeeklatsch (Apparently, I introduced them to the idea), and the last four panels in a block from Noon to Four PM.

Archive 2009-12-01 Lou Anders 2009

Sunday was more of the same - greeted with coffee, a marvelous kaffeeklatsch (I think those are my favorite programming items always), etc ...

OryCon31 - I've Been Spoiled for Life Lou Anders 2009

Attended my first kaffeeklatsch, with Ellen Klages and a handful of other people.

Readercon Ramblings julieandrews 2009

Sunday was more of the same - greeted with coffee, a marvelous kaffeeklatsch (I think those are my favorite programming items always), etc ...

Archive 2009-12-01 Lou Anders 2009

A 50-minute kaffeeklatsch between LibraryThing employees.

LibraryThing podcast 2: Unstructured yapping 2009

Five panels, including their first ever kaffeeklatsch (Apparently, I introduced them to the idea), and the last four panels in a block from Noon to Four PM.

OryCon31 - I've Been Spoiled for Life Lou Anders 2009