| chrisdvanne_ | Post # 16 | Sunday, 09 Aug 2015 - 14:29 |
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| Quote Here is our picture with Summer Glau, aka River from Firefly.
Look a little closer at the picture......
Read the signs.....
The fans of the show are called Browncoats....
If you haven't figured it already...
WE'RE GONNA HAVE A BABY!!! Due in Feb 2016!! We are super excited and nervous and happy and nervous!
She was the nicest person in the world! Her husband and her were sooooo excited! She was rubbing my back and asking how i was feeling. smile emoticon it was the best!
Source: Becky Athey
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| chrisdvanne_ | Post # 17 | Sunday, 09 Aug 2015 - 15:59 |
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Source: Jimbo Stone Photography
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| chrisdvanne_ | Post # 18 | Friday, 14 Aug 2015 - 08:30 |
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| Freelance writer Nathan Marchand gives a detailed account of his meeting with Summer Glau in his Gen-Con 2015 Report.
Saturday at Gen-Con is always the busiest. Lots of people come in just for that day, so I decided I would minimize my time away from my table to maximize my presence. With 61,000 people attending the convention this year, Saturday, I thought, would be the best day to meet potential readers.
However, Eric and I did split on a ticket for one event the day before: meeting Summer Glau.
Mrs. Glau is primarily a TV actress. She’s been in many things (which never seem to last long, sadly), but she’s best known for playing River Tam in the short-lived but much-beloved series Firefly and its film sequel Serenity. Admittedly, I hadn’t seen the show in years. I was more interested in meeting Marina Sirtis (more on that later) than her, but figured I’d take the opportunity to meet her anyway.
What’s crazy, though, is she walked past my table on her way to the autograph area, which wasn’t far from Authors Avenue. I kinda flipped out since I wasn’t sure if that really was her. She didn’t have an entourage; there was only one guy escorting her. I knew when I walked over to get in line that it was her who walked by. (Squee!)
Eric and I—cosplaying Obi-Wan Kenobi and the 10th Doctor, respectively—stood in line for a much shorter time than expected since we had a ticket. I tried looking Ms. Glau up on Twitter to see if she’d tweeted anything about the con or to find something I could ask her about that didn’t have to do with her work. I found at an account that I learned later was fake, but it said she was an avid reader. I told Eric to hold our place in line and ran back to my table to get a copy of my first novel, Pandora’s Box. I chose that because I figured she might enjoy that one the most out of the books I’ve published (though I wonder if she’d like Children of the Wells…). Now, you must understand: I’ve given books as gifts to celebrities at cons before, and I’d thought about giving her one, but I realized she might not necessarily want it. That’s why I didn’t want to miss this opportunity.
I always knew Summer Glau was beautiful, but what struck me as we got closer was how kind and happy she was. She was gracious with fans and always smiled. When Eric and I came up to take pictures, she said we were dressed nice and offered to put her hands on our backs. With that, I said it was an honor to meet her. Then I said I was an author from Authors Avenue and mentioned that she walked by my booth and that I’d heard she was an avid reader. So, as a thank you for coming to Gen-Con, I wanted to give her one of my books. She was ecstatic and said, “I’m honored!” I signed it for her, leaving a note that said, “To Summer Glau: Thanks for coming!”
Eric joked afterward that after reading it maybe she’ll want to make it into a movie and star as the heroine. I scoffed at the idea, but a guy can dream, right? (But only if Joss Whedon is involved!) 
(I was a bit smitten with Mrs. Glau the rest of the day. I suddenly want to re-watch Firefly).
(EDIT: I just read on Wikipedia that Mrs. Glau was homeschooled! I wish I knew that at the con!)
The rest of the day was busy but typical in the vendors hall.
Source: The Worlds of Nathan Marchand
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| chrisdvanne_ | Post # 19 | Saturday, 22 Aug 2015 - 20:28 |
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Source: Keith Aichele
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| chrisdvanne_ | Post # 20 | Friday, 25 Sep 2015 - 10:06 |
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| Wombastic image of Summer, courtesy of Instagram user wombatcrossing.
Added this picture to the blog post: Summer Glau posing with stuffed animals
Quote Wombats are short-legged, muscular quadrupedal marsupials native to Australia and are about 1 m in length, with small, stubby tails. All are members of the family Vombatidae. Wikipedia
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