Autumn Walk

Autumn is by far the busiest time of year for me. It seems like every time I turn around, there’s another Jewish holiday, and for the first time in a long time, I’m actually paying attention. When I’m not building a sukkah (a small hut structure to celebrate the harvest holiday, Sukkot) or stuffing bagels into my mouth after fasting all day, there’s work. And school. And the Renaissance Festival. Needless to say, I’ve become a creature of chaos with about two neurons firing. At this point I think said neurons are just half-heartedly waving at each other…

But it’s been a ton of fun! I’m getting somewhere (who knows where) with planning my thesis, and working Faire is always a joy. This year came with the added bonus of meeting Jen DeLuca, the author of Well Met, at an author’s tent one day! I also talked with the festival’s bookstore, Page After Page about what goes into working with them to stock a book. It’d be a really cool place to promote Witch on Fire!