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Yes we know we said last time it was the final Broomsticks and Cauldrons... Nullus Anxietas X may have exited the Realm of Sydney, but our newsletter Broomsticks and Cauldrons still has some work to do. In this edition, you will find:
We had a great time, thank you for being there with us. It's time for a …
The fires are damped, the bunting has been put away, the scumble barrel is empty, the cauldron has stopped bubbling and the broomsticks are ready for departure...
Thank you all for such a bewitching convention - we are sure you all had a wonderful time, and will spread the good word to the rest of your coven.1
If you have any feedback for us - both the positive and the negative - then please feel free to contact us or email contact@ausdwcon.org so we can make next time even better!
Speaking of...
There's a shift in the air; anticipation, subtle as a sigh, sharp as a knowing glance. The hedgerows are rustling with purpose, the kettle's begun to boil of its own accord, and the shadows have taken to watching rather than lurking. These are the signs, clear enough to those who know better: the witches are arriving. No fuss or fanfare, mind you, just a quiet step across the threshold into the realm of Sydney, as if they've always been there. So, straighten your hat, mind your thoughts, including your …
From the desk of Miss Perspicacia Tick.
It seems like only yesterday, we were sending out the very first issue of Broomsticks and Cauldrons to keep you all informed of the goings-on of all the Witches planning for Nullus Anxietas X, the Australian Discworld Convention.
But, as Nanny Ogg has been known to say, "Tempers Fuggit". Which, if I may apply my somewhat more classical education to, means "Time Flies". Like an arrow, some may say.1
The convention fast approaches, and we look forward to seeing you …
From the desk of Miss Tick, this edition of Brooms and Cauldrons contains the original, unvarnished truths1:
"A city like Ankh-Morpork was only two meals away from chaos at the best of times."2
And this doozy:
"Ankh-Morpork is a city that has always had a fine tradition of welcoming people of all races, colours and shapes, if they have money to spend and a return ticket."3
All of which is a shameless attempt to lure you to the fantasy realm of Nullus Anxietas X in Sydney and celebrate Sir Terry Pratchett's witches …
