[quote="James"]http://jamesautograph.fotopic.net/p29949477.html
Mine's actually a bit worse than I had remembered! But still the change is there[/quote]
It seems like your autograph is less rushed. I like how she inscribed yours. :)

http://jamesautograph.fotopic.net/p29949477.html
Mine's actually a bit worse than I had remembered! But still the change is there

[quote="James"]Wow, Jodi's signature has changed. I met her about 5 years ago before she really became famous, at a signing at my local train station![/quote]
Do you have a picture? I'd love to see it. :)

Wow, Jodi's signature has changed. I met her about 5 years ago before she really became famous, at a signing at my local train station!

[quote="stepslax14"]okay, well good luck next year! and yeah i agree![/quote]
Thank you. :)

okay, well good luck next year! and yeah i agree!

[quote="stepslax14"]hello,
congrats! at least you got two autos! and i love jodi! she is such an amazing writer![/quote]
Thank you. I am very happy with the two autographs that I got. Next year, I hope to get more. :)
Jodi Picoult is a great author. Her books are very good, and very different from anything that I've read.

hello,
congrats! at least you got two autos! and i love jodi! she is such an amazing writer!

I went to the National Book Festival, in Washington D.C., yesterday. The signings started at 10 and I got there at 9, so I went to a Starbucks to waste some time. What a mistake that was! I didn't think that there would be so many people there, and when I got back to The National Mall, they weren't accepting anymore people in the line to meet [b]James Patterson[/b]. I was a little upset, considering I had brought three books for him to sign. I'm going to write to him, and I hope I can get his address that way.

My friend and I noticed [b]Jodi Picoult[/b]'s line was already starting to fill, and she wasn't due to start signing for another hour and a half. We got in that line and nearly two hours later, I got to meet her and get her autograph. She was extremely nice, but extremely rushed. When I got up to her, she asked me how I was doing and she smiled when I responded. I tried to snap a picture while she signed my book.

[img]http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg264/danny2010autographs/In%20Person%20Candids/DSCN1075.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg264/danny2010autographs/Authors/JodiPicoult1.jpg[/img]

I then headed to see if I could make to Nicholas Sparks. When I got there, I was told that he would only be signing his new books, [i]The Last Song[/i]. I didn't have that books, so I was a little disappointed.

Finally, I jumped in line to meet[b] David Wroblewski[/b]. His line was relatively short... I guess he isn't as well known. I waited about 45 minutes before I got up to meet him. He greeted me and asked if I read his book, and then asked if I liked it. He signed and dedicated my book and even gave me some information on his next release.

[img]http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg264/danny2010autographs/In%20Person%20Candids/DSCN1084.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg264/danny2010autographs/Authors/DavidWroblewski1.jpg[/img]

So overall, I had a 50% success rate. I don't think I did too bad, considering it was my first time there.