I Am What I Am
I Am What I Am
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Team Barrowman – my mum, dad, Carole, Scott, Clare and I – had just been escorted to our limo in the secure parking lot at the rear of the San Diego convention centre, where I’d spent the day at Comic-Con 2008, signing autographs and presenting on a lively panel with other Torchwood folks, including Naoko, Gareth, and the show’s executive producer, Julie Gardner. We’d answered questions from a packed house, and, on the request of a fan, Naoko and I had sung, a cappella, an excerpt from ‘The Last... Night of the World’ from Miss Saigon (which, as you may know, was the West End show on which Coco and I first met).
Comic-Con is the mother of all conventions for anything new, cool or will-soon-be-both in Popular Culture.1 Movies, television shows, video games, and – of course – comics, graphic novels and anything related to sci-fi, superheroes or animation are previewed at Comic-Con. For me, the appeal is all of those things, but I also love looking at and meeting the fans who attend conventions like this one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Team Barrowman – my mum, dad, Carole, Scott, Clare and I – had just been escorted to our limo in the secure parking lot at the rear of the San Diego convention centre, where I’d spent the day at Comic-Con 2008, signing autographs and presenting on a lively panel with other Torchwood folks, including Naoko, Gareth, and the show’s executive producer, Julie Gardner. We’d answered questions from a packed house, and, on the request of a fan, Naoko and I had sung, a cappella, an excerpt from ‘The Last... Night of the World’ from Miss Saigon (which, as you may know, was the West End show on which Coco and I first met).
Comic-Con is the mother of all conventions for anything new, cool or will-soon-be-both in Popular Culture.1 Movies, television shows, video games, and – of course – comics, graphic novels and anything related to sci-fi, superheroes or animation are previewed at Comic-Con. For me, the appeal is all of those things, but I also love looking at and meeting the fans who attend conventions like this one.
What to read after I Am What I Am?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Barrowman to read onlineMoreLess
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