I know, right?
It was awesome. They were awesome. Shannon Hale likened me to a character in a book she's working on. Which was very exciting. I shared a chair with Libba Bray. Again, very exciting. We cousins got to actually give Libba Bray the cookies we'd promised her in exchange for the interview! Homemade, of course.
Books were signed. Pictures were taken. Conversations were had (I played it cool despite the fact that my brain was going Ssssssssqueeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!). Jazz hands were...er...jazz-handed(?).
All in all, 'twas a lovely night.
And now for the photographic evidence:

Self explanatory, I should think.

With Shannon Hale. See? Jazz hands!

With the very foxy Libba Bray. (Hurray!!!)
Happily and happily and happily...

PS Check out this blog: The Incandescent Corner. We met some really awesome people, the blogstress of the above link included.