Kalamazoo 2013

Who's going? I'll be there as usual, giving a paper Sunday morning in the 10:30-noon slot (arrrrgh), but arriving on Wednesday.

I'll be arriving late Thursday morning, leaving early Sunday morning (sorry I won't get to see your paper, David!).

I'm presenting Thursday at 1:30 p.m., in Session 94 (Bernhard 210), "Hildegard von Bingen: Bridges to Infinity." I've posted the abstract on my blog.

Not this year. Got presentations Wed & Fri and a work group I'm meeting with Saturday morning. All work related but hopefully I'll get there next year.

I'll see if I can make it to your paper, Nathaniel, but no guarantees -- you know how it is at Kalamazoo. I still have to go through the program to note down the sessions I might want to go to.

Curt, sorry you won't make it this year, but it was nice to meet you there last year!

Dave, I see you've been adding your book haul.

Hurts my heart ;)

Yep. I have a "kzoo 2013" tag. Here's a link:

http://www.librarything.com/catalog/dkathman&tag=kzoo%2B2013

That doesn't include two books I got for my girlfriend, and one that I'm having shipped. This is the fewest books I've gotten at Kalamazoo in the six years I've been going, but it was still a pretty good haul.

For budgetary reasons, I was limited to making only one acquisition: preordering the new "Cathedrals and Monasteries" DVD-ROM that will be released later this year by the Center for Christianity and Culture at the University of York (http://www.christianityandculture.org.uk/products ).

Meanwhile, I've posted a version of the paper I presented on my blog: http://nathaniel-campbell.blogspot.com/2013/05/Hildegard-of-Bingens-Visio-Theolo...

Well, that explains why I didn't see Curt this year. I met a couple people I only knew from MEDIEV-L, but not any I've met in person before. There are always more sessions I want to go to than I can, because they're scheduled simultaneously. Made it to some great ones and a few so-so, but more good choices by far this year 8-)