MarsCon Schedule and Sword & Laser Interview
Miscellaneous Updates:
- Charlie Stross wrote a blog post called “The Next Big Thing,” sharing his own thoughts about writers chasing the market.
- I reviewed William Alexander’s book Goblin Secrets on Monday. If you’re interested in checking it out, Edward Greaves mentioned that Goblin Secrets is $1.99 for Kindle in the U.S. today.
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I’ll be doing an interview with The Sword & Laser this Friday, which is excellent. They want to know what you think they should ask me. Questions can be submitted over at Goodreads.
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In addition, I’m Guest of Honor at MarsCon in Virginia this weekend, which is also excellent! My schedule looks like so:
Friday
- 6PM — General Early’s — Opening Ceremonies (if available)
- 7PM-10PM — Jefferson Davis 1 & 2 — Meet the Guests of Honor. (Interviews and introductory talks)
Saturday
- 10AM — General Early’s — Simply Fabulous: the Best in Fairy Tale Literature (M)
- 11AM — General Early’s — We’ve Got a Funny Bone to Pick: the Dos and Don’ts of Writing Humor (M)
- 1PM — General Early’s — Guest of Honor Readings
- 2PM — General Early’s — Author Signing Event
Sunday
- 11AM — Stuart’s Redoubt — Beyond the “Strong Female Protagonist”: Writing Women Who Are More than “Kickass” (M)
- Noon — General Longstreet’s — Nerdiquette 101
Allison
January 15, 2014 @ 4:37 pm
I will be there this weekend! I can’t wait to meet you, see you on panels, and get my copy of Stepsister Scheme signed! What are you reading from on Saturday, have you decided yet?
Sally
January 15, 2014 @ 6:25 pm
The black fans are really gonna love all the function room names.
Jim C. Hines
January 15, 2014 @ 7:06 pm
The room names are rather … yeah :-/
Jim C. Hines
January 15, 2014 @ 7:08 pm
Yay!
And I haven’t decided yet. With only about 15 minutes to fill, I’m still trying to figure out what would work best.
Allison
January 16, 2014 @ 9:05 am
::sigh:: Welcome to the South. The name of the hotel is Fort Magruder, so I guess they thought it would be cool to name all the conference rooms after Civil War generals. I think there are some ones named after Northern generals, too. Even though Williamsburg is best known for colonial history, there was a Civil War battle fought here in 1863.