Reading: Sat. 4PM
Panels:
Fri. 5PM: Popular Dystopias
6PM: Philip K Dick
Sat. 10AM: Robert Sheckley
11AM: subpanelist for Allen Wold workshop
5PM: Golden Age SF
10PM: Early Masters of Modern SF
Reading: Sat. 4PM
Panels:
Fri. 5PM: Popular Dystopias
6PM: Philip K Dick
Sat. 10AM: Robert Sheckley
11AM: subpanelist for Allen Wold workshop
5PM: Golden Age SF
10PM: Early Masters of Modern SF
Thu 1:30 PM-3:00 PM Summers in Oz: L. Frank Baum in Macatawa, MI (and Chicago)
Thu 4:30 PM-6:00 PM What Is Next for Body Modification?
Fri 9:00 AM-10:30 AM Are You a Dickhead? (Re: Philip K Dick)
Friday 1:20 PM–Chicago Cubs game
Fri 7:30 PM-9:00 PM Explore the Philosophical Side of Science Fiction
Sat 10:00 AM-12 noon Writing Workshop
Sat 3:00 PM-4:30 PM Murray Leinster: Dean of Science Fiction
On June 16th, 1PM, at the Dupont Circle Books-A-Million, I’ll be signing copies of Writers of the Future Vol. 28, which features my award-winning story, “While Ireland Holds These Graves.” (After 2PM, we’ll adjourn to the James Hoban’s Irish Restaurant just across the Circle.)
My story, “While Ireland Holds These Graves,” won a third place prize in the Writers of the Future contest. The story appears in this year’s WotF anthology.
My reading is Monday 2PM. I think it’ll be a new not-yet-published story about the heroine of “Crossing Borders,” but I’ll take requests, and give cookies.
Fri. 5PM. The Singularity and Eschaton
Sat. 4PM History as a Source of Fantasy
Sat. 7PM. Living in an SF World
Just a belated note that my FB profile has been restored.
My Capclave schedule this weekend (10/22 to 10/24):
Friday 7PM: Reading (I’ll have cookies)
Saturday 6PM: Music in Books (panel)
Sunday 1PM: Summers in Oz: L. Frank Baum and Macatawa, MI (presentation)
Sunday 2PM: Charms of Dystopia (panel)
I’ll be in Raleigh, NC for NASFiC the weekend of August 5. My reading is Thursday, 7 PM.
Panels:
Friday, 10AM: 50 Years Ago Today
Sat. 11AM: The Worst Future You Can Imagine or Have Written About
Sat. 5PM: Fantasy Doesn’t Have to Be about Kings/Que…ens and Wizards
Sat. 9PM: The Short Fiction of J.R.R. Tolkien