My LibertyCon Schedule
June 23, 2014
One of my favorite cons of the year is right around the corner. Chattanooga’s LibertyCon is this coming weekend. Historically, LC is a great con for writers (which usually means a great con for readers, too) with a great little con suite (did someone say beer?) and a welcoming atmosphere. This year they have me booked pretty tight. I think that’s a good thing. We’ll see. If you’re looking, here’s where and when you’ll find me.
Friday
- 3pm – The Flutter-by Effect: Time Travel in Literature – We talk paradoxes and explore what other compelling elements time travel has to offer. I’m moderating this one! [Gallery A]
- 5pm – Opening Ceremonies – Meet the guests and professionals. I guess that includes me. [Centennial Theater]
- 7pm – Autograph Session – Come on by; I’ll sign anything! I prefer to sign my book, of course. I’ll happily sell you one. [Dealers’ Room]
- 10pm – Messiest Ways to Kill a Zombie – This one is always a lot of fun. There’s a rason it’s this late, folks; leave the kiddies at home if they have sensitive ears. In other words, kiddies should probably leave the grown-ups at home. [Centennial Theater]
Saturday
- 11am – Urban Fantasies – I’m sure this will be “What are they? What’s new? What’s next?” and all that. So if you’re interested in urban fantasy, come on by. [Gallery A]
- 1pm – What’s New in Horror and Dark Fantasy? (Roundtable) – Should be self-explanatory. Lots of people on this one. [Centennial Theater]
- 8pm – Reading: Scott W. Baker (a.k.a. me) & Mark Wandrey – I’m not sure what I’ll read. I guess I should probably pick something I wrote… [American Room Train Car]
Sunday
- 10am – Meet the Locals (Roundtable) – I reckon there are a bunch of us Tennessee-livin’ authors at the con. With John Ringo moderating us, there’s no telling where the discussion will go. [Centennial Theater]
- 1pm – Autograph Session – Last chance to come chat and get my autograph. You can sell it on ebay for…okay, you probably can’t sell it on ebay. Yet. [Dealers’ Room]
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