Me. Staying here (in the “Dotty” room). And this place once served me the best meal I ever had.

I’m going - not booked a hotel yet (I know I’m insane - anyone want to share?) looking for good fish’n’chips - any suggestions?

I am, too (hello everyone, I’m new-ish around here!). Haven’t booked anything yet.

I cannot go this year but I hope folks will write about the substance of what they encounter over there. I am very interested!

On a related note: All the threads here on Typecon have been just dandy but I think it would have been cool to have had somebody blogging about the content. Maybe there was and I just haven’t seen it yet.

I would, but I think that I would have to actually release some typefaces first or else I would just feel like a dork at ATypI.

I would say book as soon as humanly possible. Somehow hotels were booked for the week of ATypI but not the weeks before or after. Is there another conference (or 5) going on just then?

Dan, I found that hotel, but envisioned the sound effects of rock bands destroying it while trying to sleep. I could be overestimating the music scene in Brighton?... Believe it or not I like to sleep a little bit during conferences.

Eben, I think Joe and/or Simon blogged but I think that waned as the real-time version took over. Look in the blogs.

Blogs I found...

http://www.microsoft.com/typography/links/

More from TypeCon Seattle
Various - 13 August 2007
TypeCon Seattle, even more photos, t-shirt round-up and button round-up, and various blogs… Michael Kaplan, Joe Pemberton, Brian Crick and on the Helvetica Film blog.

Thanks Guys!

Oh thank heavens for this thread! I couldn’t make it to TypeCon, and every time a TypeCon discussion item came up in an other Typophile thread (I avoided all the explicitly TypeCon-related topics), I had to hide under my desk. Now I can think about brighter things, like, err… Brighton, where I