This was an interesting nuts and bolts type panel on podcasting, with good perspectives from fellow panelists Angel Leigh McCoy and Tina Connolly and good questions from the audience. I really liked the Norwescon attendees, who were engaged and enthusiastic the whole weekend, and this convention is definitely on my list to attend in the future if my schedule allows.
Author: Gregory Wilson
Of Origins, Kickstarters, and other cool happenstances.
I just got back from Columbus after a great Origins convention weekend, and as promised I wanted to post a couple of my thoughts before I head off again for a couple of days with the family (and in between writing projects on top of that)–and also update you on a cool new Kickstarter I’m […]
Continue reading →Origins 2013
This is my second time at Origins, now run by good friend (and writer) Kelly Swails, and if this year is anything like last year it should be a great time. Last year this reminded me of a somewhat smaller and quieter GenCon, and given how much I love GenCon, that’s high praise. If you’re […]
Continue reading →Off to Columbus!
Just a quick post to note that I’m on my way to Columbus, Ohio for the Origins convention, which has now become the unofficial beginning of summer for me–kind of like a smaller, quieter GenCon, but with lots of the same great features (great writers, many of them good friends, interesting panel discussions and readings, […]
Continue reading →West, north, and all directions in between
Hi all, It’s been a busy time, but I wanted to take a moment between sessions of grading, submissions and of course writing to update everyone on what’s been going on with me recently–for the most part, all fun (and positive) stuff: 1. Two weeks ago I took part in my first Norwescon, the […]
Continue reading →Back to the (I hope not so frozen) north I go!
Hi all, I’m on my way to Canada for my fifth appearance at Ad Astra, the long running fantasy and science fiction convention in Toronto (well, Markham, but you get the idea). I’ll be on a number of panels (including one with Ed Greenwood and Jim Butcher!), and as always you can see the details […]
Continue reading →New essay on V.S. Naipaul released
I just received a copy of A House for Mr. Biswas: Critical Perspectives, a new collection of critical essays from Pencraft International Press (you can find a good rundown of the book’s contents here). I contributed “‘His Own Portion of the Earth’: The Rhetoric of Alienation and Separation in Naipaul’s A House for Mr. Biswas” […]
Continue reading →And we’re back!
Hi all, I’m happy to report that thanks to the tremendous work of webmaster extraordinaire Kevin Grinberg, my website is fully back online after a database collapse, and we’ve taken the opportunity to make some overhauls to the look and feel of the site. Those tweaks will continue over the next few weeks, but […]
Continue reading →And we’re back!
Hi all, I’m happy to report that thanks to the tremendous work of webmaster extraordinaire Kevin Grinberg, my website is fully back online after a database collapse, and we’ve taken the opportunity to make some overhauls to the look and feel of the site. Those tweaks will continue over the next few weeks, but […]
Continue reading →Ad Astra 2013
I’m back for the fifth time (hard to believe that, by the way) at Ad Astra, one of my favorite conventions. Stop by and say hello if you’re in the Toronto area! My schedule is as follows: Friday, April 5th: 9-10 p.m.: Panel–HOOK: Reeling in Your Reader with Robert Boyczuk, Suzanne Church, Max Turner, Michael […]
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