I know I’ve been gone a long time. But between running a business and caring for children, something had to give. This site was one of those things. So for those of you on subscription, or occasionally popping back in, hello again, I am now going to be making an effort to keep up on here.
I arrived at Vegas for the Star Trek Creation con on Tuesday. Nichelle Nichols was present as a guest of the con.
Over the weekend, she had moved on to Space City Houston, where there was another booth set up by the WeaselPants team. Suspicious.
At GenCon Ms. Nicholls was a guest of Honor yet again. I think that she is stalking us.
Vegas was hot and expensive. We sold some product (although not as much as I would have liked) and made a ton of good contacts in the Star Trek community. I got to finally meet my artist David Reddick, in person.
Lessons learned from the Star Trek con:
- If you get the theme from the Gary Shandling show stuck in your head, it ain’t coming out any time soon.
- If you take a booth assistant to a Star Trek convention, make sure she knows something about Star Trek. So she doesn’t accidently try to sell your game to LeVar Burton.
- This is the theme to Gary’s Show…
- Be nice to people. You never know when that woman you helped in booth set up might turn out to be the personal assistant of a famous Trek Actor.
- Australians in Star Fleet uniforms are crazy.
- …the theme to Gary’s show…
- Most famous actors are very pleasant well-adjusted people. But a few will go off like a human land mine. They don’t have anything personal against you, but if you happen to be there when they detonate, it will end badly.
- For some reason, people will approach your booth, tell you that they bought your game online, and hated it. And then they will buy the promo cards.
- …Gary called me up and asked me if I would write his theme song…
- There is such a thing as a Tribble crane machine.
More details on GenCon soon.
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