Fri 9:00 PM in Plaza IV (Four) (1 hour)
HOT ALIEN SEX (81)
[Panelists: Phil Kahn (mod), Muriel Hykes, James Daniel Ross, Oz
Drummond, Camille Anthony, Jonathan Wright]
How do aliens do it? Use imagination
Sat 10:00 AM in Executive Suite 823 (1 hour)
MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR WRITERS GROUP (97)
[Panelists: Oz Drummond (mod), Danielle Ackley-McPhail, Gary Frank,
Laura Anne Gilman, Lawrence M. Schoen, Larry Hodges]
How do you find a good one? Are they even necessary
Sat 1:00 PM in Executive Suite 823 (2 hours)
WRITERS WORKSHOP (69)
[Panelists: Darrell Schweitzer (mod), Oz Drummond, Gregory Frost,
Dina Leacock, Roman Ranieri]
New writers can submit short stories to be read and critiqued by
professional authors
Sat 5:00 PM in Plaza II (Two) (1 hour)
THE INVASION OF THE JANEITES (11)
[Panelists: Diane Weinstein (mod), Tom Purdom, Oz Drummond, Nick
Wolven, Susan de Guardiola]
Why are so many people in science Fiction and fantasy fascinated by
Jane Austen? We don't just mean ""Pride and Prejudice and Zombies""
but that is a good place to start
Sun 11:00 AM in Executive Suite 823 (1 hour)
THE IMPORTANCE OF CASH FLOW FOR THE NEW AUTHOR (91)
[Panelists: Sally Wiener Grotta (mod), Keith R.A. DeCandido, Laura
Anne Gilman, Christine Norris, Oz Drummond]
Why ""Don't Quit Your Day Job"" Is Such Good Advice
Sun 1:00 PM in Grand Ballroom A (1 hour)
WHERE WILL THE ROMANCE SCIENCE FICTION/FANTASY CONNECTION GO? (30)
[Panelists: Victoria Janssen (mod), Catherine Asaro, Robert
Jeschonek, L.A. Banks, Oz Drummond]
Is the cross over between Science Fiction and Fantasy and the
romance genre cresting or still on the rise? Where is it going? Is
it affecting the whole field
Yes, I did tell them I like erotica, why do you ask?
And participants in the writers' workshop shall also bleed.
Frog Out
Comments
This was a good place to get my feet wet and get the experience.
Sat 3:00 PM in Plaza III (Three) (1 hour)
WHY AREN'T WE WRITING ABOUT THE FUTURE ANYMORE? (32)
[Panelists: David Louis Edelman (mod), Cory Doctorow, Tom Purdom,
Gregory Frost, Lawrence M. Schoen]
Past science fiction used to take place predominantly in the future.
Why do there seem to be more and more novels set in the past? Is
this a temporary phase or a fundamental shift in the field