Chad Saxelid has a kitten with a sense of timing:
I was looking forward to introducing Alexia Lefoux, our new kitten, to the Filers. Little did I know she would pick the best way possible: climbing into my lap and falling asleep whilst I was reading a short essay discussing Val Lewton and Jacque Tourneur’s classic 1942 film Cat People.
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Once again his cat keeps Chad Saxelid from getting down to business:
I was trying to complete an assignment for my Technical Writing class, but Lafayette Jefferson wanted to write a fan letter to Timothy the Talking Cat.
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Chad Saxelid asks a theological question:
Does Sam Hain spreading himself across the dark fantasy story I was trying to revise count?
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Chad Saxelid breaks the feline fast —
Here is a photo of Lafayette Jefferson, napping beside my friend Rebecca Gomez Farrell’s debut novel, Wings Unseen.
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“Chad Saxelid here,” begins the message, “sending a photo of my cat Sam Hain snoozing next to my copy of Marcus Hearn’s The Hammer Vault. You might see a bit of Lafayette Jefferson, but I’m not sure.”
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Greg Hullender says of today’s Filer meetup at Worldcon 75, “It was a fun event, full of smiles and laughter.”
Eric Wong snapped these photos of the group:
Hampus Eckerman identified the group — going around clockwise:
Greg Hullender identified people in the second photo: