It’s my first time at Pittsburgh Comic Con, where I’ll be doing a presentation on my graphic novel Icarus and how crowdfunding can bring creative projects from concept to conclusion on Friday, September 26th; I’ll be joined by Kris Siuda, the designer for the Icarus game in parallel development. I’m presenting from 4-5 p.m. in […]
Continue reading →It’s my eighth time at Gen Con and sixth as member of the Writers’ Symposium, which continues to blow my mind. This year is also the twentieth anniversary of the Symposium, and so if you’ve been waiting to give it a try, now’s the time to see people like Jim Butcher, Bill Willingham, Larry Correia, […]
Continue reading →It’s the seventh time for me at Readercon this year, which as usual means I get to go to one of my favorite places in Boston and get to be involved with a great fantasy/science fiction conference. (As always, there may be a day pass cost for this con, but given how many great authors […]
Continue reading →This is my first time at Philadelphia ComicCon, one of the largest comic conventions in the United States, and I’m looking forward to it (even though I have no idea if we’ll have five or one hundred and five people in the room!). I’ll be talking about Kickstarters, novels, graphic novels and all other things […]
Continue reading →This is my third time at Origins, a convention I’m really starting to put among my favorites…lots of author friends, thoughtful readers and fans asking questions, and even some games along the way. I’m pretty busy this year with a number of panels and a reading, plus books for sale and to sign, so please […]
Continue reading →This is my second time at Norwescon, though I’ve been in the Pacific Northwest many times. Seems to be a lot of rain in the forecast (shockingly 😉 ), but the inside activities should be plenty bright for everyone. I’ve got three panels, a reading, a signing and two writing workshops where I critique manuscripts […]
Continue reading →This is going to be my first time at Farpoint, a long running convention in Baltimore, and they’ve got me busy–seven panels and a signing. Looks to be fun, though, and I should have some friends there, too–if you’re in the area, please stop by and say hi! My schedule looks like this: Friday, February […]
Continue reading →This is my fourth Worldcon, this time in San Antonio, Texas–and it looks to be a fun one (and probably my last convention of the year). If you’re in the San Antonio area, please stop by and say hello! My schedule looks like this: Friday, August 30th: 3-4 p.m.: Panel–SF/F and the College Classroom with […]
Continue reading →My seventh time at Gen Con, and the fifth as a member of the Writers’ Symposium–as the Symposium gets bigger and cooler all the time. As usual, there are a bunch of panel appearances, signings and readings on the agenda, and in any case, Gen Con is one of the most fun conventions you’ll ever […]
Continue reading →I’ll be at Readercon for the sixth (seriously?) time this year, which is good for two reasons: not only do I get to go to one of my favorite cities, Boston, I get to be part of an excellent fantasy /science fiction conference with a seriously impressive history. (As always for this con, keep in […]
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