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Just got my program schedule for Foolscap. I'll be auctioneering and appearing on a bunch of programming:
- Fri 5-6 pm - 20th Century Archeology: Panelists will bring along contemporary objects and make us guess - if we were archaeologists 300 years from now, and we dug it up, what would we think it was?
- Fri 9 - 10:30 pm - Which Stories Matter? The world contains an infinite number of stories; some pass by and are gone, while others are revisited over and over. Which stories matter to us? To the world? To the future? What makes a story important?
- Sat 10:30-11 am - Strut Your Stuff - David Levine: Reading
- Sat 11am-noon - Hats, Chapeaux, Huts, Bunkaquanks & Sombreros: Come talk about what you wear on your head, what you’ve seen people put on their heads, and other hat discussion. Bring examples!
- Sat 4:30-6 pm - How to Write What You Don't Know, and Putting What You Know Into Your Work: So you've got a great story, but it just so happens to include something - a location, occupation, field of study, something - that you don't really know much about. If you're really attached to it, how can you make it work? How do you research it effectively, and then write about it without overwhelming the reader with "guess what I found out" recitations? Similarly, how do you avoid the same problem when you write about what you DO know?
- Sun 10-11 am - Food in SF Literature: Speculative writing about food can be extremely evocative and compelling, but it's also often difficult to do well. What's the purpose of including food in a story? What are some good ways to go about it, and what are the pitfalls?
- Sun 1:30-3 pm - Auction
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