This is me in Leslie Wainger's office.  Leslie has excellent taste in men, as you can see from my companion, Aragorn.  Please notice specifically that I am NOT touching him. <G>  I was well-behaved and kept my hands to myself.  I really should have gotten more pics - Leslie showed me her autographed picture of Spike.  :-)

This is Ken Casper (K. N. Casper) and Linda Style, both Super authors.  Ken convinced me it was okay to ride the subway.  I told him okay, but I was standing right next to him the whole time. <G> Good thing Ken's originally from NY and knew what he was doing.  Sheesh, I'm from the country - we didn't have public transportation where I grew up.  I still don't know how to use the bus system in Erie. <G>

   This is Roz Denny Fox and Carrie Weaver.

Linda Style and Deb Salonen.  I spent a lot of time chatting with Deb; she's great.

This is editor Stephanie Mauer, and her very cool gargoyle.                           

       This is Carolyn Greene, who was my first romance-writing teacher.  She taught me soooo much, I cannot begin to express my thanks to her.  I don't think I'd be published at this point if it were not for Carolyn!  She's also got a great writer's-helper-tool called The Plot Doctor.  Check it out at her website.

In the green dress is Brenda Novak, another Super author.  That lucky duck got to have breakfast with Janet Evonovich!  I'm so jealous!  I love the Stephanie Plum books!

This is the scheduling board.  This keeps tracks of what's going where, when.  (Okay, I'll confess, I didn't look at it too closely because it wasn't MY schedule board.  My board is up in the Toronto offices.  Someday I'll take a trip up there and see the one that has my books on it.  That will be neat.)  Still, this is a really interesting thing to see - they have to have some way of keeping track of all that "stuff!"

I'm not sure whose office this is, but I loved her taste in men, so I had to take a picture of it.  Look, Adrian Paul, and Richard Dean Anderson, among others.  Yum!

   These are pictures of theWoolworth building's lobby.  The ceiling was mosiac tiles.  Look at all the intricate details.  Boy, they don't make buildings like that anymore.