maid cafe adventures

Writers at the panel--
Sarah Coldheart, Nanowrimo ML for Singapore: https://twitter.com/sarahcoldheart
Joyce Chng, SFF writer: https://twitter.com/jolantru
Rosemary Lim: http://www.literarytourofsingapore.com/About.html
Dave Chua: https://twitter.com/davechua

Maid Cafe photos: http://twitpic.com/photos/tumblenc

Official site for YOG 2010: http://www.singapore2010.sg/public/sg2010/en.html

Pooky: http://thevonhauslist.tumblr.com/

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• fantasy
• singapore
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• otakus

[DigitalCable]

That's a pretty interesting cafe, but spoon feeding? really? I find that a bit odd.

That writer panel sounded pretty cool. Do you write SFF then?

[lilyenc]

@DigitalCable haha yeah I suppose some people like that kind of thing ;)

it's quite cute, though, the way they make the effort to dress up and things.

No, sadly I don't :( I used to write fiction though. Now I just write book reviews and the like. haha the people I've met are trying to convince me to do nanowrimo and finish it. I read a lot of SFF, though, it's brilliant :) The old ones like asimov and phillip k dick and the hugo/ nebula winners are people I look up. Do you read SFF?

[CosmicScaleFactor]

Nobody has ever said hello to me in a YouTube video before :D

I'm a shame that you couldn't film any maids but I guess they don't like you filming in those places ;)

[lilyenc]

@CosmicScaleFactor you should get one of the NL people to say hello to you in a video! Maybe when you're #first, then saying hello would be like a penalty for the others xD

I don't think they had any problems with me filming, but I kind of missed the moment when the whole crew was there. (ah, luck.) when I go to the other cafe I'll have to remember to document it properly.

[DigitalCable]

@lilyenc I read some SFF, but not a ton, Some of it can get a bit to far out there for me, but maybe I'm not reading the best authors. I think everyone should try nanowrimo at least once. I tried and failed last year but I got a great start on a book that I really like. It's a great, challenging writing experience.