WisCon 30 Schedule :-)
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catherineldfYippee! It's WisCon again! We'll be in by Friday afternoon around 3 or so, Wisconsin construction season permitting. I'll be on the following:
43 Trailer Trash and Unrighteous Rebels: Human Beings in Space
Writing SF&F: The Craft•Conference Room 3• Friday, 8:45-10:00 p.m.
Many SF writers see the world in black and white: good guys, bad guys, soldiers and aristocrats and colony farmers and street scum, both good and bad. Where are the trailer trash, the Darwin Awards candidates, the guys who join the Good Rebellion for the loot or the fun of setting things on fire? Which authors get it right—Pratchett, Hambly, Cherryh—and how can we add this dimension to our own writing without shallow stereotyping?
M: Nonie B. Rider, Catherine Lundoff, Mary H. Rosenblum, Mark William Tiedemann, Janine Ellen Young
56 Things That Go Bump in the Night (Reading Group)
Readings•Conference Room 2• Friday, 10:15-11:30 p.m.
Catherine Lundoff, Jennifer Stevenson, Paula L. Fleming and Victoria D. McManus read science fiction and fantasy erotica.
133 Comic Books
Reading SF&F•Caucus Room• Saturday, 9:00-10:15 p.m.
What's new in comics? Share new feminist characters and authors, as well as old favorites. The panel might want to include a handout listing some of each panelist's favorite works, particularly for people who'd like to know more about comics, but don't know where to start.
M: Doselle Young, Lee Abuabara, David L. Emerson, BC Holmes, Catherine Lundoff
225 GLBT Science Fiction and Fantasy Before 1970
Feminism, Sex, and Gender•Conference Room 4• Sunday, 4:00-5:15 p.m.
Let's talk about the precursors to today's Spectrum Award winners. What stories still have something worthwhile to say, despite the changes of the last 30 years? How have these changes impacted queer SF and F?
M: Lyn Paleo, Bob Angell, Magenta Griffith, Catherine Lundoff, Ron Serdiuk
43 Trailer Trash and Unrighteous Rebels: Human Beings in Space
Writing SF&F: The Craft•Conference Room 3• Friday, 8:45-10:00 p.m.
Many SF writers see the world in black and white: good guys, bad guys, soldiers and aristocrats and colony farmers and street scum, both good and bad. Where are the trailer trash, the Darwin Awards candidates, the guys who join the Good Rebellion for the loot or the fun of setting things on fire? Which authors get it right—Pratchett, Hambly, Cherryh—and how can we add this dimension to our own writing without shallow stereotyping?
M: Nonie B. Rider, Catherine Lundoff, Mary H. Rosenblum, Mark William Tiedemann, Janine Ellen Young
56 Things That Go Bump in the Night (Reading Group)
Readings•Conference Room 2• Friday, 10:15-11:30 p.m.
Catherine Lundoff, Jennifer Stevenson, Paula L. Fleming and Victoria D. McManus read science fiction and fantasy erotica.
133 Comic Books
Reading SF&F•Caucus Room• Saturday, 9:00-10:15 p.m.
What's new in comics? Share new feminist characters and authors, as well as old favorites. The panel might want to include a handout listing some of each panelist's favorite works, particularly for people who'd like to know more about comics, but don't know where to start.
M: Doselle Young, Lee Abuabara, David L. Emerson, BC Holmes, Catherine Lundoff
225 GLBT Science Fiction and Fantasy Before 1970
Feminism, Sex, and Gender•Conference Room 4• Sunday, 4:00-5:15 p.m.
Let's talk about the precursors to today's Spectrum Award winners. What stories still have something worthwhile to say, despite the changes of the last 30 years? How have these changes impacted queer SF and F?
M: Lyn Paleo, Bob Angell, Magenta Griffith, Catherine Lundoff, Ron Serdiuk
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