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Notes From The Nebula Awards Weekend – the “good parts” version
Whenever the Nebula Awards Weekend, that surreal and magical time when the Science Fiction Writers of America wax nostalgic, hopeful, and celebratory, are held on the same coast as the one I live on, I happily attend. I’ve never been … Continue reading
Posted in conventions, science fiction
Tagged collaborations, minorities, Nebula Awards, panels, SFWA, shared worlds, Young Adult fiction
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The Panel That Wouldn’t Die
Last week I blogged about my most excruciating panel at a con – the one where I had no idea what the panel was about but no one believed me and kept asking me questions. This week it’s time for … Continue reading
Cons, panels and awards
It’s been four and half years since I last went to a con. Next month, puppies willing, I may go to another. Which is quite an event as living miles, and several large stretches of water, away from the con … Continue reading
Report from Flycon
Flycon is flying. It’s been busy so far. I’ve personally participated in 5 panels: epublishing, Genre Satire, Editing, Social Media, and Online Society. This is different from regular cons in that we’re not shuffling around from room to room. Because … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements
Tagged Editing, epublishing, Flycon, Genre Satire, Online Society, panels, social media
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