Norwescon Schedule

[jennifer_brozek]

So, my Norwescon schedule is a little odd this year. I have two readings and two critiques but no panels. It should be a great convention as Norwescon is suffering from an embarrassment of riches where authors are concerned. This means the parties and BarCon should be packed with some of the most delightful people in the business.

Also, the head of programming, Rob Stewart, has some ideas about guerilla programming throughout the convention. So, unexpected author may be unexpected. Keep your eyes open for this coolness to come. Otherwise, I may haunt the author readings because I've not heard a lot of my friends read before.

Finally, Apex Publications will be in the Dealers Room. Thus, three of us (me, Maggie and Deb) who read for Apex will be there to chat and sell you books. This includes the brand new CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE URBAN KIND which features a bevy of local authors.

So, to find me, come to a reading or see me at the Apex Publications dealer's table.

Friday, 11:30 a.m. - Noon, Cascade 3
Reading: Jennifer Brozek
Grants Pass & In a Gilded Light, Horror/Dark Urban Fantasy, Rated: PG
Jennifer Brozek

Saturday, 10:00 a.m., Rainier
Writer's Workshop: Manny Frishberg
L-Five Society,
Jennifer Brozek, Jean Johnson, G. David Nordley

Saturday, 6:00 p.m., Baker
Writer's Workshop: Susan A. Bolich
Lookout,
Rhiannon Held (M), Jennifer Brozek, G. David Nordley, Felicity Shoulders

Saturday, 10:00 p.m., TBA
Broad Universe Rapid Fire Reading
Jennifer Brozek, Rosemary Jones, Brenda Carre, Carol Berg, Brenda Cooper, Alex Camille Renwick, Roberta Gregory

Comments

[cuddlycthulhu.livejournal.com]

I was told that Norwescon is a good place for aspiring writers to go to attend some good panels, would you say that this is true?

[jennifer-brozek.livejournal.com]

Yeah. I would. It is a great place to learn and to network.

[cuddlycthulhu.livejournal.com]

Well, barring any babies that might sprout between then and now I'll have to put it on my calendar. Is it always typically about this time of year?

Also, if you don't mind further questions about it, how does it compare to BayCon? I'm assuming the general response would be "It's better." but I'm looking for a little more detail. 8)

[jennifer-brozek.livejournal.com]

It is always over Easter weekend.

I like Norwescon's writing track better and it does also have the Fairwood Writers Workshop group. Plus, I think more writers, editors and publishers go to Norwescon--though I have no hard facts to back that one up.

[cuddlycthulhu.livejournal.com]

Awesome! I understand that you would be busy with panels most likely but if I did make a trip northwards might you introduce me to some people?

[jennifer-brozek.livejournal.com]

Of course.

[cuddlycthulhu.livejournal.com]

Awesome. Thank you!