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POCKET PROGRAM
August 31-September 3, 2007
DRAGON*CON
Table of Contents
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Welcome.......................................................................... 3
Vital Information............................................................... 4
Important Notes .......................................................... 4
Courtesy Buses/MARTA Schedule ............................. 4
Hours of Operation ..................................................... 5
Programming Tracks’ Information .................................... 6
Programming by Track .................................................... 9
MAIN: Main Programming .......................................... 9
Friday ..................................................................... 9
Saturday ................................................................ 9
Sunday ................................................................ 10
Monday ................................................................ 11
AMTV: American Sci-Fi Media .................................. 12
ANIME: Anime/Animation ......................................... 14
AR: Apocalypse Rising <NEW>................................ 16
ART: Art Show Programming .................................... 18
AUTO: Autograph Sessions ...................................... 20
BRIT: British Sci-Fi Media ......................................... 21
CLSF: American Sci-Fi Classics ............................... 11
COMIC: Comics........................................................ 23
CONC: Live Performances (Concourse) .................. 32
CSTM: Costuming .................................................... 24
EFF: Electronic Frontiers Forum .............................. 26
FILK: Filking.............................................................. 27
FILM: Independent Film Track .................................. 30
GAME: Gaming Programming .................................. 28
GOTH: Gothic Journeys ........................................... 29
LIVE: Live Concerts (Ballrooms) .............................. 32
MOTF: Matters of the Force (Star Wars) .................. 46
PERN: Weyrfest (Worlds of Anne McCaffery) ......... 15
POD: Podcasting ...................................................... 33
READ: Readings ...................................................... 34
ROBOT: Robotics ..................................................... 37
SCIENCE: Science <NEW> ..................................... 37
SFLIT: Sci-Fi & Fantasy Literature............................ 39
SGOWF: Star Gate Offworld Fandom ...................... 43
SILK: Asian Cinema & Culture.................................. 41
SPACE: Space <NEW> ............................................ 42
TOLK: Tolkien’s Middle Earth ................................... 48
TREK: TrekTrak (Star Trek) ...................................... 45
WOT: Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time ...................... 36
WRIT: Writer’s Track ................................................. 50
WU: Whedon Universe <NEW> ............................... 49
X: X Track ................................................................. 52
YA: Young Adult Literature ........................................ 53
Film Festival Schedule .................................................. 55
Gaming Schedule .......................................................... 58
Board Gaming .......................................................... 58
Collectible Card Games (CCG) ................................ 60
Digital Gaming .......................................................... 63
Live Action Role Playing (LARP) .............................. 64
Miniatures ................................................................. 65
Non-RPGA................................................................ 68
RPGA........................................................................ 79
Guests Alphabetical ....................................................... 82
Located in the Pull-Out Section between pages 46 & 47:
Schedule Grids ........................................................... 2
Dealers Tables .......................................................... 14
Exhibitors Booths...................................................... 16
Walk of Fame............................................................ 18
Comics Artists Alley .................................................. 19
Art Show: Participating Artists .................................. 20
Hyatt Regency Hotel................................................. 25
Hyatt: Ballroom Level ............................................... 26
Hyatt: Exhibit Level ................................................... 27
Hyatt: Conference Level ........................................... 28
Marriott: Atrium Level................................................ 22
Marriott: Lobby Level ................................................ 23
Marriott: Marquis & Imperial Ballroom ...................... 24
Hyatt: Embassy Hall ................................................. 30
Hilton: Lower Level ................................................... 31
Hilton: First Floor ...................................................... 32
Hilton: Second Floor ................................................. 33
Hilton: Third Floor ..................................................... 34
Hilton: Forth Floor ..................................................... 35
Downtown Atlanta Map ............................................. 36
Welcome to Dragon*Con 2007!
The 6th Annual Dragon*Con Parade kicks off on Saturday at
10:00 AM. The 2007 Grand Master is Eric Estrada, and you can
expect to see the heroes from Who Wants to be a Superhero,
Michael Winslow, Nichelle Nichols and 1200 participants. This
year promises to be the biggest and best yet!
And last but not least, the Space Simulator is back, thanks to
George Tyson and his crew. Provided free of charge, it will be
located again this year between the Hyatt and the Marriott on
Peachtree Center Ave. We hope you’ll stop by and check it out.
With the passage of time as well as continued growth every
year, change is inevitable. For you old timers here are the
changes this year:
I
t ’s hard to believe that this year we are celebrating
21 years of Dragon*Con. I have often compared the
Dragon*Con experience to stepping into another world for four
days. Welcome to the World of Dragon*Con!
This year we celebrate 10 years of the Dawn Look-A-Like
contest with the cover of the program book and an exclusive
litho print available at the Linsner.com booth in the Hilton
Ballroom or at the Dragon*Con store in the Salon at the Hilton.
We are pleased to be screening the following movies for you!
The World Premiere of Lady Magdalene, starring Nichelle
Nichols on Sunday at 10:00 AM, in the Centennial Ballroom of
the Hyatt, and Jack Ketchum’s The Girls Next Door, starring
William Atherton, on Friday night at the Cine’fest Theater.
Busses to Cine’fest will depart from the back of the Marriott
(Courtland St. side). Come and join the stars at each of these
screenings for a great experience.
• Gaming is moving into the Marriott.
• The Walk of Fame is also moving to the Marriott. WOF
and the autographing will be in the Imperial Ball Room.
• The Exhibit and dealers hall are in the Hilton. The
dealer hall will include the comic artist alley. Be sure to
visit them for a true shopping extravaganza.
• We have moved band and other performer tables in the
Hyatt to the Exhibit Level (one level below previous years).
• The traffic flow in the Hyatt will be different this year.
The plan is to close off access to the back stairs of the
Hyatt during peak hours, and route the traffic through
the ADA ramp that comes out in the conference center.
• Tribe Track has become the Apocalypse Rising Track.
For you newbies,
Delete the words associated with “move” or “moving” and
substitute “is” and “are”.
Getting accurate information to you is important to us. The
Daily Dragon, published Thursday through Monday morning
and distributed at the Information Booths, will reflect the
inevitable scheduling changes and information. Also, check
the Information Booths, located in each hotel, where our staff
is available to answer questions. If you’re staying at the Hyatt
Regency, Marriott Marquis, or Atlanta Hilton, you’ll have the
advantage of also checking updates through our in-house
cable channel (which will also feature a live broadcast of the
Masquerade, as well as a delayed broadcast of the Costuming
Contest and the Dawn Look-A-Like Contest).
In closing I want to remind all of you fans to please respect
the privacy of our guests and stars. Allow them to enjoy
their Dragon*Con experience too! They will be available for
autographs in the Walk of Fame, not on the convention floor.
On behalf of our 1200 member volunteer staff, we wish you a
wonderful Dragon*Con experience.
Pat Henry
Chairman
• We have split the Space and Science track and the Science
Fiction and Fantasy literature track into two rooms.
• Buffy Track has now become Whedon Universe Track.
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Vital Information
IMPORTANT NOTES
Baker Street Closed
Due to the rennovations at the Marriott Marquis, Baker Street
will be closed to during Dragon*Con between Peachtree
Center Avenue and Courtland Street.
There will be NO photography or video taping allowed in
the hallways and common areas outside the Regency and
Centennial Ballrooms on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
evening from 8:00 PM until 12:00 Midnight.
Band/Performer Tables Moved
Pre-Recorded and Copyrighted Music Policy
The Band and Performer Tables, formerly located at the
Hyatt on the Ballroom Level have been moved down one
floor to the Exhibit Level. The Concourse Stage will remain
on the Ballroom Level.
Daily Dragon
The Daily Dragon will be available each day of the convention
at the Information Booths, Registration, and in the Track rooms.
The Daily Dragon covers schedule changes as well as publishes
articles, so be sure to pick one up! But don’t worry if you can’t
find one, there’s an online version that is regularly updated
throughout the convention at: www.dragoncon.net/dailydragon/.
D*CTV
D*CTV will be played on channel 42 at the Hyatt, channel 37
at the Marriott Marquis, and channel 14 at the Atlanta Hilton.
Hyatt Bars Closing Early
On Sunday, September 2, 2007, the Atlanta Hyatt Regency
Hotel bars will be closing at 12:00 Midnight.
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Photography
It is the policy of Dragon*Con not to allow any pre-recorded
music or copyrighted music to be played in the convention
areas without written permission from the copyright holder,
unless you are the recording artist/band or copyright
holder. Violations of this policy will not be tolerated.
Weapons Policy
All weapons must be non-working and peace bound. No
functioning projectile weapons, including water pistols,
silly-string guns, and ping-pong pistols. Bladed weapons
must be cased or sheathed at all times.
BUS SCHEDULES
Courtesy Bus Schedule
One to two buses will run between the various sites during
Dragon*Con. The buses run approximately every 30 minutes
and have Dragon*Con signs in the window. All of the buses
are handicap accessible and travel to the following convention
sites (though not necessarily in this order.) PLEASE NOTE: The
courtesy buses will pick up and drop off at these locations ONLY:
1. Hyatt Regency (at the southwest corner of the
Hyatt at Harris St. and Peachtree Rd.) PLEASE
NOTE: this stop is for wheelchairs only. All
others should use the Marriott/Hyatt stop.
2. Marriott/Hyatt (on Peachtree Center Ave. in
front of the Marriott)
3. Atlanta Hilton (on the northeast corner of
Baker and Courtland)
4. Baymont Suites/ Wyndham Garden Hotel (on
Piedmont Ave. directly in front of each hotel)
5. Days Inn (on Baker St. at the front entrance to
the hotel)
6. Holiday Inn (on Williams St. at side drive)
7. Sheraton Atlanta Hotel (on Courtland St. in
front of the hotel)
The courtesy buses will run according to the following schedule:
Friday:
Bus A
Bus B
11:00 AM - 3:00 AM
12:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday:
Bus A
8:00 AM - 3:00 AM
Bus B
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Monday:
Bus A
Bus B
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
On Friday, August 31, 2007, there will be an additional bus
running between the Atlanta Hilton and the Cine’fest Film
Theater on Courtland St. from 7:45 PM until 8:30 PM and again
from 9:45 PM until 11:15 PM for a special showing of Jack
Ketchum’s The Girl Next Door. See full description on page 9.
Marta Bus Schedule
Marta buses & trains operate according to the following schedule:
Monday-Friday:
5:00 AM - 1:00 AM
Weekends/Holidays:
5:00 AM - 12:30 AM
For more information on bus routes and train stops, go to:
www.itsmarta.com.
HOURS OF OPERATION
2007 Parade Sign Up
Friday:
Saturday:
1:00 PM - 7:00 PM
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Childcare
Discovery Point will be handling our childcare this year and
will be located at the Hyatt in the Inman Room. Children
must be potty trained (no diapers), between 18 months
and 7 years of age, and have a full price badge. Childcare
hours are:
Friday:
1:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Saturday/Sunday: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Monday:
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Comics Artists Alley
Sign up for the Parade will be located outside of the Grand
Hall West near Disability Services. Sign up times are:
Thursday:
4:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Friday:
9:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Comics Artists Alley will be located in the Dealers Hall at
the Hilton in the Galleria Exhibit Hall and open during the
following hours:
Friday:
1:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Monday:
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Art Show
Dealers/Exhibitors Halls
The Art Show will be located at the Hyatt in the Grand Hall
East, and open during the following hours:
Friday:
1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Monday:
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Charity Auction Donation Booth
The Chairty Auction Booth will be located at the Marriott
Marquis at the Imperial Ballroom Registration. They will
be accepting donations during the following times:
Dealers and Exhibitor Halls are Located in the Atlanta
Hilton. The Dealers Room will be on the bottom floor on the
Galleria Exhibit Hall, while the Exhibitor Halls will be located
in the Grand Ballroom and Grand Salon. Their hours are:
Friday:
1:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Monday:
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Disability Services
Disablity Services will be located outside the Grand Hall
West at the Hyatt. Their hours are:
Thursday:
Friday-Sunday:
Monday:
4:00 PM - 11:00 PM
8:00 PM - 8:00 PM
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Information Booths
Information Booths will be available in each of the three
main hotels, and open during the following hours:
Friday-Sunday: 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Monday:
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Press Room
The Press Room is located in the Lenox Room at the
Hyatt. Press Room hours are::
Thursday:
4:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Friday:
8:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Monday:
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Registration
Registration will be located at the Hyatt in the Grand Hall
West, and open during the following hours:
Thursday:
4:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Friday-Sunday: 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Monday:
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Walk of Fame
This year, the Walk of Fame will be located in the Imperial
Ballroom at the Marriott Marquis. Walk of Fame hours are:
Friday:
1:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Monday:
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Programming Tracks
Here’s an overview of our programming track events, along
with their locations at the convention. Please note that some
programming tracks may have larger panels shifted to bigger
rooms in MAIN programming to accommodate the larger
crowds. Rooms marked with a (H) are in the Hyatt, those
with an (M) are in the Marriott, and those marked with an
(HIL) are in the Atlanta Hilton.
American Sci-Fi Classics (CLSF)
Director: Ron Nastrom; Location: Piedmont (H)
If you are a fan of classic sci-fi movies, television or
literature, American Science Fiction Classics will have
something for you. Anything that appeared on the scene
prior to 1996 is covered in this track. During your four
day experience with us you will be entertained by panels,
videos, celebrity guests, how to seminars, and our ever
popular Friday Night Games!
American Sci-Fi Media (AMTV)
Director: Aaron Dunne; Location: Courtland (H)
The American SF and Fantasy on TV track hosts panels
covering everything from Sliders to Firefly, Charmed to
Andromeda; if it’s modern American sci-fi or fantasy, it’s here!
Anime/Animation (ANIME)
Director: Jessica Merriman; Location: Vinings (H)
We will be featuring a wide array of panels, speakers and
workshops on subjects such as classic American animated
shorts, Japanese anime and sentai programming, the unique
fan-front of anime music videos and the creation thereof,
and international cartoons.
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<NEW> Apocalypse Rising (AR)
Director: Tami Brown; Location: Madison (HIL)
We offer a contemporary look at the end of days and all
that will follow. And as we all know you can’t have a good
Apocalypse with out such fandoms as Jeremiah, Jericho,
The Tribe, zombies, and more! Programming all weekend
will look at apocalyptic themes in movies, television, books,
and music...even prophecy, theology, and mythology.
Art Show Forums and Workshops (ART)
Director: Heidi Wallace; Location: Hanover FG (H)
We have many exciting events for the 2007 Dragon*Con
Art Show including the 7th Annual Iron Artist contest, a large
canvas on which all the artists can work (which will be sold
at auction), an art salon, making art with live models, live
music, demos, how-to’s, and other wonderful events.
Autograph Sessions (AUTO)
Director: Geoff Wingard; Location: Imperial Ballroom (M)
Each year, Dragon*Con assembles many of its guests for
scheduled autographing sessions in one area. Some guests
charge for autographs, but autographing sessions staged in
our Autograph Area are always free. Limitations on number
and type of items may be made, generally at the request of
the signer, and sometimes due to time considerations.
British Sci-Fi Media (BRIT)
Director: Caro McCully; Location: Cairo (H)
Britain has inspired every aspect of American modern
culture. It has opened the gates to media innovation since
it’s BBC worldwide radio shows during WWII. In becoming
the first country with a national television network, genres
and fans were birthed and now are discussed here at the
British Media Track!
Comics Programming (COMIC)
Director: Thom Trainor; Location: Fayette/Newton/Rockdale
(HIL)
Publishers and creators will be on hand to discuss their work,
and our Comics Artists Alley offers you a chance to see many
of your favorites in one place. Join us for the Southeast’s
largest gathering of comics professionals, as well as many
related talents from the realms of film, television, fantastic
fiction and art.
Costuming (CSTM)
Director: Brian Holloway; Location: Dekalb/Paulding/Douglas
(HIL)
This track will give those interested in costuming an
opportunity to ask questions, offer advice, and receive
a few tips and tricks to make their costuming endeavors
really shine!
Dragon*Readings (READ)
Locations: Roswell, University, and Williams (H)
Offering readings by authors from their own works (and
usually some discussion with the audience afterward), some
of our past readers have included T.W. Miller, Janny Wurtz,
Kevin J. Anderson, Jana Oliver, Karen McCollough, Tracy
Hickman, Laura Curtis-Hickman, and Caitlin Kiernan.
Electronic Frontiers Forums (EFF)
Director: Scott Jones; Location: Cherokee (HIL)
The Electronic Frontiers Forums cover the Internet, online
media, and related technology and policy developments,
with a special emphasis on technology activism and online
culture, including online gaming. Topics we will cover this
year include electronic voting, spam and CAN-SPAM,
clickable contracts, and many others. Returning favorite
panels include Live Journal, Hacking 101/201/301, and Web
Cam Girls.
Filk Singing (FILK)
Director: Tom Smith; Location: Inman (H)
Filk Singing began life as a typographic error of “Folk Singing”
in a convention program book back in the early 1960’s.
Instead of correcting the mistake, a new form of music called
“filk” was created. Filk songs come in two varieties - parodies
of popular songs with an SF theme (or fantasy or horror, etc.)
and original music with the same themes.
Independent Film (FILM)
Director: Matthew Foster; Location: Learning Center (H)
The Film Track will be the place to be for film makers
and film-lovers. 2007 track programming will include
panels on F/X on a budget, film distribution, SFX makeup techniques, how to avoid common mistakes, and
direction panels. For filmmakers, the film track is your
chance to meet others in your field-to discuss the trials
and tribulations of making a film.
Late-Night Programming (CONC & LIVE)
We’ll again offer late-night DJ’d dances Friday, Saturday
and Sunday evenings, beginning after the last concert’s
over, usually around 2:00 AM, in the various ballrooms and
lasting until dawn (or whenever everyone gets tired), so you
vampires can dance until the sun comes up!
Game Programming (GAME)
Director: Jeffrey Kahrs; Location: M 106-107 (M)
Panels about gaming and game design will appear here, for
full listing of tournament gaming, including full descriptions,
please turn to page X.
Main Programming (MAIN)
Main Programming refers to events, contests, presentations,
and performances not covered under specific “programming
tracks.” Main programming items are usually single
events which are not part of a specific genre, including:
Contests, Performances (Theatrical, Musical, and Radio),
Presentations and Ceremonies, Friday Night Wrestling, and
the Awards Banquet.
Gothic Shadows (GOTH)
Director: Derek Tatum; Location: Montreal/Vancouver (H)
Step into the shadows with Dragon*Con’s Gothic/Horror
track. Programming for this track will take guests on a
journey from ancient vampire legends to the cutting edge
of contemporary darkwave, while stopping at all points in
between. Join us as we celebrate the dark side of literature,
music, culture, fashion, and popular culture.
Podcasting: Now & Beyond (POD)
Director: Derek Colanduno & Swoopy; Location: Jackson/
Carter (HIL)
Here, there are no limits to what can be created in the realm
of Portable Media. In Podcasting you’ll find a world rich in
Science Fiction, Fantasy and original Speculative Fiction
content like no other. We’ll also be hosting the Parsec
Awards, dedicated to rewarding excellence in various aspects
of Speculative Fiction Podcasting, Sci-fi & Fantasy Original
Content, Podiobooks and a variety of other categories dealing
with the new frontiers of Portable Media.
Robotics (ROBOT)
Director: Michael “Shaggy” Macht; Location: Walton (HIL)
It features robots from both fiction and fact. We will be
looking at how to build a fighting robot, space robots, artbots
and more. Both biological and mechanical participants are
welcome. There will be three competitions: Robot BattlesTM
(one of the longest-running robot competitions in the world),
Ant Weight and Walker robot fights.
Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time (WOT)
Director: Jennifer Liang; Location: Kennesaw (H)
This programming track is for the many fans of Robert
Jordan’s Wheel of Time series of books. We’ll host
discussions about various aspects of Jordan’s astonishingly
vast vision. If, like ye humble Director, you’ve ever looked at
one of the chapter-head logos and thought “Well, the snakysquare denotes some sort of involvement by the Forsaken
in the chapter, so this means Someone New and Evil has
turned up,” then you’ll feel right at home.
Sci-Fi & Fantasy Literature (SFLIT)
Director: Sue Philips; Location: Fairlie & Greenbriar (H)
We’ll be covering science fiction on the printed page...and yes,
that includes fantasy as well. Discussion of what we read, why
we read and what is science fiction anyway? Favorite writers,
why and who.
Silk Roads: Asian Cinema & Culture (SILK)
Director: Susan Shockley; Location: Chicago C-F (H)
For thousands of years asian cultures have been writing fantasy,
horror, and science fiction. This track will cover all the exotic
stories, and movies from the rich tapestry of these cultures.
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<NEW> Science (SCIENCE)
Director: Dru Myers; Location: Henry (HIL)
Are you a science geek? Do you watch every forensics
show on tv? And take notes? Which you later fact-check?
Do you read sci-fi and immediately know which parts are
real science and which parts the author made up? Or simply
got wrong?
<NEW> Space (SPACE)
Director: Dru Myers; Location: Forsyth (HIL)
Or are you a space freak? Is the Astronomy Picture of the
Day your home page? Do you want to save the Hubble Space
Telescope? Are you crazy about those over achieving Mars
rovers, Spirit and Opportunity? Are you saving your pennies for
a commercial space flight?
Star Gate: Offworld Fandom (SGOW)
Director: Marcia Patterson; Location: Hong Kong (H)
The iris is open! Star Gate: Offworld Fandom welcomes all
new and fully initiated Stargate fans to interactive participation
panels covering a wide range of topics including characters,
plot developments & twists, and informative far ranging
discussions.
Star Trek: TrekTrak (TREK)
Director: Eric L. Watts; Location: Baker (H)
TrekTrak: devoted to Star Trek and its fans! Dragon*Con
2007 will present TrekTrak for its 15th big year! Whether
we’re celebrating the Original Series, the animated series,
the motion pictures, The Next Generation, Deep Space
Nine, Voyager or Enterprise, TrekTrak consistently sets the
standard for quality fan programming with its wide variety
of highly acclaimed discussion topics, unique presentations
and guest panels.
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Star Wars: Matters of the Force (MOTF)
Director: Cathy Bowden; Location: Dunwoody (H)
It’s the 30th Year Anniversary of Star Wars! The Star Wars
Programming Track will be thrilling the fans this year with
new shows, new panels, the 12th Annual Costume Contest
(more categories), the 5th Annual MSTK3-Star Wars, Mr.
Star Wars Contest, The MotF Cantina Ball, Trivia, Oneon-One with guests, authors, illustrators, Prop Challenge,
Collecting, Kid’s Hour, Lego Building, and many more!
Tolkien’s Middle-Earth (TOLK)
Director: Jean Baughman; Location: Clayton (HIL)
Welcome to Tolkien’s Middle-Earth! This track is for fans of J.
R. R. Tolkien’s beloved Middle-Earth fantasy works, including
The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, The Silmarillion, and the
myriad of related works that comprise Tolkien’s legacy.
<NEW> Whedon Universe (WU)
Director: Wayne Hutchinson; Location: Fulton/Cobb (HIL)
Anything your heart desires from the mind and imagination
of Joss Whedon can be found here. Our track discusses the
best and worst of Buffy, Angel, Firefly, comics and beyond.
This is the place to test your trivia accumen, sing your heart
out at the Buffy Horror Picture Show and dance til you drop
at the Shindig. With all this salty goodness, you will NOT be
disappointed!
Writers’ Track (WRIT)
Director: Nancy Knight; Location: Manilla/Singapore (H)
Ever had a hankering to try your hand at becoming a
professional writer? Programming in the Writers Track for
2006 will cover wide-ranging topics for both beginning and
experienced writers, from basic submission procedures,
to character development and world building, to plotting
and pacing. Best-selling author Ann C. Crispin will also be
returning to conduct two Writer’s Workshops (in Marietta at
the Hyatt) - basic and advanced - providing a full overview of
writing in the science fiction and fantasy genres.
Weyrfest: Anne McCaffrey’s Pern (PERN)
Director: Steven Duncan; Location: Edgewood (H)
2006 will mark the 16th year that Weyrfest, has been part
of Dragon*Con. Dedicated primarily to the Dragonriders of
Pern novels written by Anne McCaffrey, Weyrfest is a annual
gathering of Anne McCaffrey fans. From those who simply
enjoy reading her books to those who have helped write
those books, we come to share our enjoyment.
X-Track (X)
Director: Leigh Bennett-Conner; Location: Roosevelt/
Monroe (HIL)
Join us as we explore the world of the strange and the
supernatural. With topics ranging from such popular
television shows as The X-Files, Millennium, Poltergeist:
The Legacy and The Twilight Zone to general discussions
of the paranormal, UFOs and aliens among us, and other
unexplained events. Do you want to believe? Join us as we
search for the truth.
Young Adult Literature (YA)
Director: Beverly A. Kodak; Location: Gwinnett (HIL)
The Dragon*Con Young Adult Literature track focuses
on Young Adult (ages 12-16) literature and culture.
Programming is directed towards young adults, adults,
and education professionals. Panels are designed with
booktalks, arts and crafts, activities, and speakers. There
will be a particular emphasis on current YA trends, such as
the Harry Potter series, Lemony Snicket, R.L. Stine, and
many upcoming cinematic interpretations of classic texts
and current favorites.
Programming By Track
Main Programming (MAIN)
Friday
An Hr with Frank Stallone
Frank has gained the respect from his industry peers and critics
alike. With nomination for both a Golden Globe and a Grammy,
and over 50 films to his credits, it is no wonder why. Come chat with
Frank his vast experence in both film and music. Frank Stallone.
Fri 1:00 PM, Intn’l S. (H)
An Hr with Erik Estrada
The man who made the term “CHiPs” part of everyday language
comes to Dragon*Con for an informal Q & A. Erik Estrada. Fri 2:30
PM, Hanover CDE (H)
Behind the Venture Brothers
One of the smartest and most warped shows on the air, The
Venture Bros is the jewel of The Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim.
Come meet the people behind the self-absorbed Dr. Venture, the
insanely violent Brock Samson, and the Venture Brother. Doc
Hammer, Ken Plume, Dana Snyder. Fri 2:30 PM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Western Arms & Armor
We’re thrilled to have weapon’s expert Hank Reinhardt on hand to
pass on his knowledge over the extended weekend. He starts with
this look at the weapons of the Western Europe. Hank Reinhardt.
Fri 2:30 PM, Intn’l N. (H)
An Hr with David Faustino
There’s only one Bud Bundy, the youngest member of the
dysfunctional Bundy clan on the long-running sit-com, Married...
With Children. Drop by for this Q & A and see what the actor behind
Bud has been up to. David Faustino. Fri 4:00 PM, Reg. 5 (H)
Farscape Q & A
Our guests from the cast of Farscape answer your questions. Gigi
Edgley, David Franklin, Lani John Tupu. Fri 4:00 PM, Intn’l S. (H)
Richard Hatch Battlestar Galactica, Then and Now
Meet the man who created Captain Apollo and Tom Zarek and hear
his thoughts on where Battlestar Galactica started and where its
gone. Richard Hatch. Fri 5:30 PM, Reg. 5 (H)
Dragon*Con Opening Ceremonies
Come join us for the hatching of the Dragon and celebrate the
beginning of a spectacular convention. Terry Brooks, Fat Momma,
Bill Fawcett, Feedback, Major Victory, David Weber. Fri 6:30 PM,
30 Min, Cent. I (H)
Atlanta Radio Theatre Company: Double Feature
First, Rory Rammer–Space Marshal: Madhouse in the Sky—
Follow our hero in his strangest adventure yet! Followed by The
Challenges of Brave Ragnar—Brave Ragnar is a knight on a quest,
to win the hand of the fair princess he must overcome a monster,
a giant, a witch, and a changeling that has usurped the thrown of
the kingdom next door. Atlanta Radio Theatre Company. Fri 7:00
PM, Cent. I (H)
Babylon 5: Q & A
Visit the station once again through the stories of these cast
members, and find out what they are up to these days. Stephen
Austin, Julie Caitlin Brown, Claudia Christian. Fri 7:00 PM, Intn’l
S. (H)
Man of 10,000 Voices
Best known for his vocal gymnastics in seven Police Academy
movies, Michael Winslow can imitate over 10,000 sounds using
his voice alone. We wonder what he’ll sound like today. Michael
Winslow. Fri 7:00 PM, Intn’l N. (H)
Wrestling
The men in tights return once again, and they’re bringing the
smack down with them. Start off your Friday night at Dragon*Con
with over-the-top, testosterone-driven, professional wrestling. Gail
Kim. Fri 7:00 PM, 2.5 Hrs, Cent. II-III (H)
Crypt of Trailers!
Want to know what’s coming to a theater near you? Well, we’ve
got an hour’s worth of trailers for upcoming films. Bring your own
popcorn. Fri 8:30 PM, Hanover CDE (H)
US Premier of Jack Ketchum’s The Girl Next Door
Based on the best-selling novel by Jack Ketchum, this film deals
with the fictionalized account of the 1965 true story about how Sylvia
Likens was brutally tortured, raped and eventually murdered in the
basement of a family member’s Indiana home. MPAA: Rated R
for sadistic torture and sexual abuse, nudity, language and strong
sexual dialogue. The screening will be at Cine’fest Film Theater, 66
Courtland St #240, Atlanta, GA 30303 (404- 413-1798). The bus
schedule is listed on page 5. William Atherton, Jack Ketchum. Fri
8:30 PM, 2 Hrs, Off Site, Cine’fest Film Theater
Drum Circle
Bring your drum, get in a circle, and play. That’s the idea. Sat 12:00
AM, All Night, Cent. I (H)
Saturday
Battle to Senerity! What’s New from MWP, Ltd.
Q & A on the new RPG products from Margaret Weis Productions.
Margaret Weis. Sat 10:00 AM, Reg. 5 (H)
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Crossed Swords
Swords, shields, fists and even batlefs clash in this dazzling display
of Hollywood-style combat. Harsch and Sakuta reveal secrets and
demonstrate many behind-the scenes moves that make up your
favorite movie, TV and theater sword fighting stunts. Crossed
Swords. Sat 10:00 AM, Intn’l N. (H)
6 Annual Dragon*Con Parade
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Gather your costume muster at 9:30 AM sharp in Woodruff Park
and join our masters of ceremonies for the parade. Everyone
but the Klingons can smile for the TV cameras. Erik Estrada,
Fat Momma, Feedback, Major Victory, Nichelle Nichols, Michael
Winslow, Janny Wurts. Sat 10:00 AM, Off Site
An Hr with Dead Like Me Star, Ellen Muth
Join this dynamic actress best know as George Lass on the hit
cable series Dead Like Me. Did you know she was a member of
Mensa? No, then come find out what else you don’t know about
this talented actress. Ellen Muth. Sat 11:30 AM, Intn’l S. (H)
Babylon 5: Q & A
Spend an hour with our guests and travel back in time to visit the
station once again. Stephen Austin, Julie Caitlin Brown, Claudia
Christian. Sat 11:30 AM, Hanover CDE (H)
Pitch Black: An Hr with Claudia Black
Claudia has been in a wide range of sci-fi and fantasy shows and
movies. This is a Q & A panel, so get your note cards ready. Claudia
Black. Sat 1:00 PM, Hanover CDE (H)
Nichelle Nichols: Pioneer in the 20 and 23 Century
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Sure, you know her as Lt. Uhura in Star Trek, but did you know
Nichelle Nicholes sang with Duke Ellington, has starred in numerous
movies and plays, and has recruited minorities for NASA? Come
spend an hour with this remarkable personality. Nichelle Nichols. Sat
2:30 PM, Cent. I (H)
The Icon of Battlestar Galactica: A Centare with
Richard Hatch
No one better represents Battlestar Galactica in its multiple
10
incarnations than Richard Hatch. The heroic Capt. Apollo in the
‘70s, he’s returned to the franchise as the multi-layered Tom Zarek,
and now he’s come to Dragon*Con to tell us all about it. Richard
Hatch. Sat 2:30 PM, Reg. 5 (H)
Feature Screening: The Signal
What happens when every communication device broadcasts a
Signal that causes insanity? When everyone is crazy, what’s sane,
and how do you stay alive? This horror film was the talk of Sun
Dance. Q & A with the Cast & Crew. Sat 4:00 PM, 2.5 Hr, Intn’l
N. (H)
Sunday
7th Annual Iron Artist Competition
On the TV show Iron Chef, chefs compete to make the finest
dishes using a secret ingredient. We’ve applied it to art. What
ingredient will our two Iron Artists have to inset into their work?
They won’t know any sooner than you. Tara McPherson, William
Stout, Michael Winslow. Sun 10:00 AM, Cent. I (H)
Lady Magdalene’s
Eastern Arms & Armor
Weapons expert Hank Reinhardt will explore the tools of combat in the
Far East. Hank Reinhardt. Sat 5:30 PM, Intn’l S. (H)
In this action comedy, a federal agent, assigned to manage a
Nevada brothel with tax troubles, finds himself facing an Al Qaeda
plot. Luckily he has the help of an undercover operative and the
brothel’s Madam, Lady Magdalene (Nichelle Nichols). Nichelle
Nichols. Sun 10:00 AM, 2.5 Hrs, Cent. II-III (H)
Awards Banquet
Robot BattlesTM: Ant Weight
Join us and Master of Ceremonies Peter David for our Awards
Banquet. We’ll honor our 2007 Guests of Honor and present the
Julie and Georgia Fandom Awards. Peter David, Louis Gossett
Jr., Joseph Michael Linsner, Todd Lockwood, Steve Niles, John D
Ringo, David Weber. Sat 7:00 PM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Danger Woman!
The Karaoke Songbird of Justice Force Returns to Dragon*Con to
sing and entertain. Join her to get the scoop on her latest exploits.
Betsy Goodrich. Sat 7:00 PM, Learning Center (H)
Dawn 10 Anniversary Look-A-Like Contest
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Join us in celebrating the 10th anniversary of Joseph Michael
Linsner’s Dawn Look-A-Like Contest with a $1,000 cash First
Prize. As part of our celebration, the contest this year will be open
to all characters in the Linsner Universe.Tory Belleci, Eva Hopkins,
Joseph Michael Linsner. Sat 8:30 PM, 2.5 Hrs, Cent. I-III (H)
Drum Circle
Bring your drum, get in a circle, and play. That’s the idea. Sat 11:30
PM, All Night, Cent. I (H)
Wolfpack Party
Sat 11:30 PM, 3 Hrs, Hanover CDE (H)
Kelly Lockhart. Sun 10:00 AM, 2.5 Hrs, Reg. 5 (H)
Why People Believe Weird Things
Dr. Shermer uses humor, insight, illusions, and personal anecdotes
to explain why people believe in UFOs, psychics, out-of-body
experiences, urban legends, Intelligent Design creationism, the
myth that the Holocaust never happened, and more. Michael
Shermer. Sun 10:00 AM, Intn’l S. (H)
Charity Auction for the American Diabetes
Association
We have lots of spectacular items to go on the block! Stop by the
donation booth (details on page 5) prior to the Auction to see some
of the items, or donate your own, and remember all proceeds will
go to the American Diabetes Association. Sun 11:00 AM, 4 Hrs,
Intn’l N. (H)
Return to Babylon 5
Return to Babylon 5 with our special guests Claudia Christian, Julie
Caitlin Brown, and Stephen Austin. Stephen Austin, Julie Caitlin Brown,
Claudia Christian. Sun 11:30 AM, Hanover CDE (H)
Adult Swim
Shake up your Saturday and come meet the guys behind the
voices of Adult Swim. Doc Hammer, Dana Snyder. Sun 2:30 PM,
Cent. I (H)
The CW’s Reaper
Preview look at the CW show Reaper about Sam, a slacker, who’s
life changes the day he turned 21 and discovered the ungodly
reason his parents let him slide: they sold his soul to the devil
before he was even born. Sun 2:30 PM, Intn’l S. (H)
Hank Reinhardt Fighting Demo
Weapons expert, author, and founder of Museum Replicas, Ltd.
Gives us a taste of weapons combat. Hank Reinhardt. Sun 4:00
PM, Intn’l S. (H)
Off the road with CHiPs: An Hr with Erik Estrada
Masqurade Photos
Stick around after the Masquerade and take photos for the
contestans at they show off thier costumes for your picture taking
pleasure. Sun 11:30 PM, Centennial I, (H)
Sun 11:30 PM, 3 Hrs, Reg. 5 (H)
Good Cop/Bad Cop, show off some clips from their up coming
movies. Tatua is a live action coming in December, 2008 about a
guy who can pull tattoos from his body and use them. “F.C.S.”, or
Fictional Crime Squad, is an animated film coming late 2009. Paul
Jenkins, Rob Prior. Mon 2:30 PM, Intn’l N. (H)
Drum Circle
Farscape
Bring your drum, get in a circle, and play. That’s the idea. Mon
12:00 AM, All Night, Cent. I (H)
Our Guests from Farscape answer your questions. Gigi Edgley,
Lani John Tupu. Mon 4:00 PM, Intn’l N. (H)
Secret Room Pirate Party
Closing Ceremonies
There Be Pirates, Arrr! (party)
Mon 2:00 AM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Monday
Law & Order: An Hr with Elisabeth Rohm
A star of major motion pictures, made-for-TV films, and stage
plays, Erik Estrada became a fan favorite as Ponch on the wildly
successful CHiP’s and returned to network TV with a stint on
Surreal Life. Come catch up with this versatileactor. Erik Estrada.
Sun 4:00 PM, Hanover CDE (H)
In Angel and Law & Order, Elisabeth was on the side of the law.
Come find out these two different roles and find out what she is up
to now. Elisabeth Rohm. Mon 11:30 AM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
The Better Side of Bud Bundy: David Faustino
Mon 10:00 AM, Cent. I (H)
Robot BattlesTM Saftey and Check-in
Actor, musician, and businessman, David Faustino has kept busy.
Come spend an hour with the man who was Bud Bundy. David
Faustino. Sun 4:00 PM, Intn’l N. (H)
Robot Battles Competition
Q & A with Hank Reinhardt
Join us in America’s largest quick sketch competition for the
discovery of new talent, with prizes for individual character and
best comic page. Bring your own pad and pencil or pen. Mon 11:30
AM, 1 Hr, Learning Center (H)
Following his Fighting Demo, weapons expert Hank Reinhardt will
take your questions. Hank Reinhardt. Sun 5:30 PM, Intn’l S. (H)
Masquerade
Dragon*Con is proud to once again present the largest and most
spectacular masquerade costume contest in the known and
unknown universe. Our emcees are our MythBusters guests. (The
event will be on DCTV in all 3 main hotels.) Tory Belleci, Kari Byron,
Grant Imahara. Sun 8:00 PM, 2.5 Hrs, Cent. I-III (H)
Tatua and “F.C.S.”
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Kelly Lockhart. Mon 11:30 AM, 5 Hrs, Cent. I (H)
Quick Sketch Contest
MRAP Presents Creation is a Circle
A short and funny history of the evolution of science fiction as seen
through the eyes of a hapless writer who is going through too many
changes for one short day. Mighty Rassilon Art Players. Mon 2:30
PM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
The end to another fabulous Dragon*Con! As always, it passes
by so quickly! Join Chairman, Pat Henry, for his closing remarks
and some photos of the last few days. Fat Momma. Mon 4:00 PM,
Reg. 5 (H)
American Sci-Fi/Fantasy Classics (CLSF)
Friday
Marc Singer
From V to Beastmaster to Dallas and beyond. Marc Singer, Ron
Nastrom (m) Fri 1:00 PM, Hanover CDE (H)
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Deadly Waters. Fri 2:30 PM
John Wesley Shipp
An hour with “The Fastest Man Alive!” John Wesley Shipp, Ron
William Katt
The Greatest American Hero! William Katt, Ron Nastrom (m) Fri
5:30 PM, Hanover CDE (H)
Gil Gerard and Erin Gray
Buck and Wilma in the 21st Century! Gil Gerard, Erin Gray, Ron
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Lori Petty
The one and only Tank Girl! Lori Petty, Ron Nastrom (m) Fri 8:30
PM, Intn’l S. (H)
Saturday
Saturday Morning Cartoons
Grab your slippers and put on your bath robe and relive your
childhood with these classics. Sat 8:30 AM
Marc Singer
Nastrom (m) Sat 10:00 AM, Hanover CDE (H)
Dressing the Future
A look at how real life design influenced sci-fi costumes, and vice
versa. Anthony Taylor, Ron Nastrom Sat 11:30 AM
Manimal and Friends: One Season Wonders
The title says it all. We are loaded for bear on this one! Joe Crowe,
James Palmer. Sat 1:00 PM
Building the Future: In Plastic!
A look at building your favorite vehicles and characters in miniature
form. Anthony Taylor, Frank Winspur, Ron Nastrom Sat 2:30 PM
Simian Sci-Fi
Nastrom (m) Sun 10:00 AM, Hanover CDE (H)
Faith and Fiction: Can you believe in one and enjoy
the other?
William Katt
The Greatest American Hero! William Katt, Ron Nastrom (m) Mon
1:00 PM, Intn’l N. (H)
Monday Movie Matinee
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Mon 2:30 PM, 2 Hrs
An interesting question will be explored. Can you have a spiritual
belief and still enjoy the far out stories of science fiction? Ron
Nastrom Sun 11:30 AM
American Sci-Fi/Fantasy Media (AMTV)
Marc Singer
Flash Gordon: The Season So Far
Nastrom (m) Sun 1:00 PM, Hanover CDE (H)
The Science of Dune
Join authors Kevin Grazier and John Smith as they look at “The
Science of Dune”. Kevin R. Grazier, John C. Smith. Sun 2:30 PM
The Greatest American Hero
My heroes have always been cowboys. Sun 4:00 PM
Lori Petty
The one and only Tank Girl! Lori Petty, Ron Nastrom (m) Sun 5:30
PM, Hanover CDE (H)
What can we learn from Dr. Zaius and Kong, besides the fact that
every sci-fi thing needs a monkey? Joe Crowe, James Palmer. Sat
4:00 PM
Sunday Night Movie of the Week
Saturday Games: Stump the Geeks and Are You
Smarter than a Staff Member?
Monday
Full Boost Vertical: The Super Car Story. Anthony Taylor. Sun 7:00
PM, 2 Hrs
Think you know a lot about classic sci-fi? Put it to the test with
two great games! Joe Crowe, James Palmer, Ron Nastrom Sat
5:30 PM
Nastrom (m) Mon 10:00 AM, Intn’l N. (H)
Saturday Night at the Movies
Designing the Future
Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut. Sat 7:00 PM, 2 Hrs
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Sunday
Automatic doors, bio beds, hand held communication devices. What
did sci-fi get right and by how far did they miss the mark? Anthony
Taylor, Ron Nastrom Mon 11:30 AM
Friday
A look at sci-fi’s reimaging of a science fiction icon. Is this another
Galactica or do you miss that 80’s movie already? Joe Crowe,
David Speakman, Dayna Baldwin, Jennifer Neault Fri 1:00 PM
Andromeda Ascendent
Your first chance to meet our guests from Gene Roddenberry’s
Andromeda. Kevin Sorbo, Gordon Michael Woolvet. Fri 2:30 PM,
Cent. I (H)
The 4400: Year Four
Jordan Collier is the messiah, Isobel’s out of jail and Tom Baldwin
is a sleeper agent for the future. Looks like no one’s safe in the
world of the 4400. Aaron Dunne, David Speakman, Dayna Baldwin,
Jennifer Neault, Leah Robin Fri 4:00 PM
Heroes: Untwisting The Timelines
With flashbacks, precogs and alternate futures figuring out Heroes
timeline is not for the faint hearted. Join us as we attempt to unravel
who did what to who, and why. Bring your own Tylenol. Eric Hendrix,
Jackson Turnbull Raster, Kelly Harkins, Miranda Thomas, Thomas
Browne Fri 5:30 PM
Its a Kind of Magic: The Dresden Files, Season One
Featuring werewolves, vampires and maybe even a dragon,
Jim Butcher’s urban magician hit the ground running. Did Harry
Dresden cast a spell on you? Dayna Baldwin, Jackson Turnbull
Raster, Sydney Bennett Fri 7:00 PM
Filling The Void—Learning to Love Again When Your
Favorite Series Leaves You
How do you cope with the loss of your show? Immediately hop
on another bandwagon or take the time to find another show that
fits you? Denise Gideon, Jeniffer Coats, Kelly Harkins, Thomas
Browne, Tom Holste Fri 8:30 PM
Babylon 5: The Lost Tales
At last! Join us for a screening of the newest entry in the Babylon 5
canon. Fri 10:00 PM, 1.25 Hrs
Saturday
Andromeda Cast Reunion
An hour with Lexa Doig and Kevin Sorbo. Lexa Doig, Kevin Sorbo,
Gordon Michael Woolvet. Sat 10:00 AM, Cent. II-III (H)
2 Apollos, a Chief and a Battlestar
Two Apollos and a Chief Petty Officer walk into a ballroom,
wackiness ensues. Jamie Bamber, Aaron Douglas, Richard Hatch
Sat 11:30 AM, Cent. II-III (H)
Farscape Cast Reunion
Join us in welcoming our guests from Farscape. Gigi Edgley, David
Franklin, Lani John Tupu. Sat 1:00 PM, Intn’l N. (H)
Battlestar Galactica Sitrep
After a strong start with the escape from New Caprica season three
seemed to wander from one plot line to another. Were Baltar’s trial,
D’Anna’s obessive rebooting and the Apollo/Starbuck affair brilliant
character arcs or did Battlestar lose its way? David Speakman,
John Hill, Shayna Adelman, Sondra Bateman, Stephanie Souders
Sat 2:30 PM
Heroes Chapter 1
They saved the cheerleader, but what about the world? We review
the TV Comic book that became the seasons breakout hit. Dayna
Baldwin, Eric Hendrix, Jackson Turnbull Raster, Kelly Harkins Sat
4:00 PM
B5: The Lost Tales Revisited
A discussion of the latest addition to the Babylon 5 Saga. Is direct
to DVD the last best hope for B5? Bill McIntire, Jan Schroeder,
Jennifer Neault, John Hill, Stephanie Souders Sat 5:30 PM
Just Detected
Bionic Woman, Moonlight, and The Sarah Connor are just some of
the shows we’ll be covering in our annual look at the new seasons
genre offerings. Joe Crowe, John C. Snider, David Speakman,
Dayna Baldwin Sat 7:00 PM
Smallville Season Six
Originally a Dawson’s Creek with superpowers this season saw
the show become a kick-ass space opera, without space ships.
Join us for a discussion of Smallville’s transformative season.
David Speakman, Dayna Baldwin, Eric Hendrix, Kelly Harkins,
Tom Holste Sat 8:30 PM
BSG Party
BSG fans! The Colonial Fleet is hosting a party for you with music,
contests, prizes and plenty of awesome motherfrakkers looking
to party like it’s the end of humanity! Join our Colonial Party
celebration-Cylons welcomed! Sat 10:00 PM, 3 Hrs
Sunday
Blood Ties: A Second Bite of Season One
We review the first season of this show that mixes romance, crime
drama and vampires. Dayna Baldwin, Jeniffer Coats, Jessie Smith,
Sydney Bennett, Thomas Browne Sun 10:00 AM
Captains’ Call
Captain Dylon Hunt and the Andromeda Ascendent, well, their avatars,
answer your questions. Lexa Doig, Kevin Sorbo, Gordon Michael
Woolvet. Sun 11:30 AM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Finding The Evil Within
Lex’s journey into darkness continued with his marriage to Lana. But
General Zod and Brainiac showed Clarke that not all his problems
were domestic. David Speakman, Eric Hendrix, Jackson Turnbull
Raster, Kelly Harkins Sun 1:00 PM
Farscape Cast Reunion II
Our guests from the cast of Farscape answer your questions. Gigi
Edgley, David Franklin, Lani John Tupu. Sun 2:30 PM, Hanover
CDE (H)
Battlestar Galactica Reunion
Another chance to hear our guests from both sides of the Battlestar
cameras. Jamie Bamber, Aaron Douglas, Kevin R. Grazier, Richard
Hatch. Sun 4:00 PM, Cent. II-III (H)
Eureka - The Gathering Storm
We discuss the latest tales from America’s strangest small town.
Has season two’s darker take added to the show or ruined its
quirky charm? Kevin R. Grazier, Jackson Turnbull Raster, Kelly
Harkins, Leah Robin, Sydney Bennett Sun 5:30 PM
The A to Z of Kyle XY
Now in its second season we take a look at ABC’s family centric
series Kyle XY. David Speakman, Dayna Baldwin, Sydney Bennett
Sun 7:00 PM
BSG: THe Final 5?
A discussion of the season 3 cliffhanger and its implications. Are
these really the final five? Do we even care? And where the Frak
was Starbuck? Bill McIntire, David Speakman, Jackson Turnbull
Rastor, Shayna Adelman, Stephanie Souders Sun 8:30 PM
Science F(r)iction: Its Not Just For Kids Anymore
Robots and spaceships may be cool, but part of the allure of today’s
TV shows is undoubtedly their heightened sex appeal. When are
“Mature themes” appropriate—even necessary—for the plot, and
when are they just a grab for ratings? Dayna Baldwin, Jackson
Turnbull Raster, John Hill, Kelly Harkins Sun 10:00 PM
Monday
Smallville’s Other Straight Shooter
This season saw Clarke sharing screen time with another DC
legend. Billonaire Bad-Boy-Made-Good Oliver Queen arrives to
found the Justice League. David Speakman, Dayna Baldwin, Eric
Hendrix, Kelly Harkins, Tom Holste Mon 10:00 AM
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Battlestar Galactica: Prepare To Cast Off
Before they spin up their FTL drives we have a final chance to meet
our Battlestar Galactica guests Jamie Bamber, Aaron Douglas,
Kevin R. Grazier, Richard Hatch. Mon 11:30 AM, Cent. II-III (H)
From Page To Screen
Blood Ties and The Dresden Files both began as a series of
novels and, inevitably, changes were made in the translation. Are
the resulting shows faithful to their authors original vision? Dayna
Baldwin, Jessie Smith, Sidney Bennett Mon 1:00 PM
Heroes: For The Greater Good
Linderman considered the death of thousands in New York a small
price to pay for uniting Humanity. In a world where individuals can,
literally, change history do the ends justify the means? And if not,
who’s to stop them? Eric Hendrix, Free Polazzo, Jackson Turnbull
Raster, Jeniffer Coats, Jennifer Hendrixs Mon 2:30 PM
Still Crazy After All These Years
We end Dragon*Con 2007 with a look back at a decade of
American SF Media, and where the next 10 years may lead us.
Aaron Dunne, Dayna Baldwin, Jackson Turnbull Raster, Kelly
Harkins, Tom Holste Mon 4:00 PM
State of Animation
The changing world doesn’t just affect the live-action mainstream,
it touches all parts of animation in today’s day and age. Discuss the
state of animation today with fans and industry professionals alike
Kevin McKeever, Thomas Reed. Fri 4:00 PM
Voice Acting
The voices behind your favorite shows congregate to give you
the low-down on what it’s like to be an anime celebrity! Join cast
members from Robotech, Full Metal Alchemist, Ghost in the Shell,
Crusher Joe, and more! Michael Brady, C. Martin Croker, George
Lowe, Vic Mignogna. Fri 4:00 PM, Intn’l N. (H)
Ghost in the Shell: Overview
From the original Masamune Shirow manga to the triple-play of
movies, join fans and cast members from Ghost in the Shell for an
in-depth look at the storyline and lasting appeal of all incarnations
of GITS. Fri 5:30 PM
Drawing Bishounen
Tackle the all-too-often-overlooked anime art style of drawing
pretty boys. Learn to capture the masculinity and androgyny in one
dynamic portrait in this instructional presentation. Fri 7:00 PM
Robotech Shadow Chronicles
Anime/Animation Programming (ANIME)
Friday
Cosplay Contest Pre-judging
Participants in the cosplay contest are asked to come to be prejudged. Please come prepared to show off your costume! Steve
Bennett, Vic Mignogna, Anne Petty. Sat 11:30 AM
Pre-sweetened Playhouse
Taking cartoons and “improving” them for you enjoyment, the PreSweetened Playhouse guarantees to twist the mind and bust the
gut! Thomas Reed. Sat 1:00 PM
Vic Mignogna Q & A
Join Edward Elric himself, prolific voice actor extraordinaire, for a
candid discussion of his work and where the anime world has taken
him in his career. Vic Mignogna. Sat 1:00 PM, Intn’l S. (H)
Cosplay Contest
From feathered wings to Buster swords, characters you remember
from your favorite animes will be represented at Dragon*Con’s
annual cosplay contest and display! Steve Bennett, Vic Mignogna,
Anne Petty. Sat 2:30 PM, 2.5 Hrs, Intn’l S. (H)
Animators Showcase
Animators from award-winning independent shorts speak about
their works and the trials of being independent producers in a
Hollywood world. Sat 4:00 PM
Peach State Cosplay Society
Meet and Greet
Hentai 101
All you early birds stop by and join your new Anime Track staff to
talk about anything and everything! There will be animated shorts
and door prizes. Anything is fair game! Darius Washington, Jessica
Merriman Fri 1:00 PM
Under the cover of night we feature the seedy side of anime,
hentai! All congoers of age are welcome to join us for a panel and
presentation of some of the funniest and craziest “adult”- themed
anime! 18+ only Jessica Merriman Fri 11:30 PM, Reg. 5 (H)
Ever wonder what it takes to craft amazing costumes based on the
anime and video games you enjoy? Peach State Cosplay Society,
Georgia’s premiere cosplay association offers aid and numerous
cosplaying opportunities all over the state! Parson Petchor Sat
5:30 PM
Transformers: The Movie Follow-up
Saturday
Robotech Industry Panel
Was it all you expected? Did it leave you wanting more? Join our
panel of Transformer fandom as they look at how Hollywood has
treated a legendary show. Cole Stant, Lucas Leverett Fri 2:30 PM
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Go behind the scenes of the award winning animated feature film
with live commentary by Harmony Gold’s Kevin McKeever and cast
from the show! Kevin McKeever. Fri 8:30 PM, 2.5 Hrs
few clues on what’s coming up. Doc Hammer, Ken Plume, Dana
Snyder. Sat 10:00 AM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Venture Brothers
Get more in-depth with Doctor Venture and crew than a Monarch
drone in his mom’s basement. The folks behind this Adult Swim
cult favorite will tell let us into their peculiar minds and give us a
Dragon*Con’s first ever official Robotech panel this century will be
the only place you can find out the latest on all past, present and
future Robotech projects. Kevin McKeever. Sat 7:00 PM
AMV 101
Award-winning anime music video team Chaotic Bad Raptor joins
Dragon*Con for another year of insight, tips and tricks into making
and perfecting AMVs. Brian Meekins, Rob St.Clair Sat 8:30 PM
The Disney Curse
Since the early part of the century, animation in the US and
overseas has been affected by Disney’s influence, to the detriment
of serious animation. Take a look into how Disney helped make
animation an almost-exclusively children’s medium. Rory Gordon
Sat 10:00 PM
Yaoi for Dummies
Yaoi, an amalgamation of many things male and homosexual
in anime, has become a phenomenon among the women of the
anime community. Come discover why in this no-holds-barred
panel! 18+ only Jessica Merriman Sun 1:00 AM
Robotech Free for All
Did you miss Saturday’s Robotech panel? Or was there a question
you forgot to ask at Saturday’s panel then this is your chance.
Kevin McKeever. Sun 2:30 PM
Comic Scene for the Manga Fiend
Discover western comics that even a manga fan will love! Jake
Tarbox, Parson Petchor Sun 4:00 PM
Take a look at some old favorites from the past! Smitha Prasadh
Sun 5:30 PM
Voice Acting
History of the Manga Industry
Anime in China
AMV 21: Advanced topics
Edward Elric takes you into the world of FMA, how it was working
on the show, how the popularity has affected him, and how he feel
about the massive fan following! Vic Mignogna. Sun 11:30 AM
Artists Roundtable
Professional manga-style artists who have worked around the
globe get together at Dragon*Con to share their secrets and
tips. Learn a bit about everything from technique to breaking into
the industry. Steve Bennett, Iris Chen, Jake Tarbox, Amanda L
Tomasch. Sun 1:00 PM
How to Run a Convention
Classic Cartoons
Sunday
Full Metal Alchemist
While the genre has evolved, so have the fans. Dragon*Con
welcomes anime fans from the 80s, 90s, and today to take a look at
the differences in taste and the varying quality of anime in the US over
the years. Darius Washington, Jessica Merriman Mon 11:30 AM
Welcome the people who run MomoCon and Middle Tennessee
Anime Convention, along with the members of our own Anime
Track staff to get pointers on what it takes to start and maintain
a fan convention. Cole Stant, Jessica Merriman, Lucas Leverett
Mon 1:00 PM
The voices behind your favorite shows congregate to give you
the low-down on what it’s like to be an anime celebrity! Join cast
members from Robotech, Full Metal Alchemist, Ghost in the Shell,
Crusher Joe, and more! Michael Brady, C. Martin Croker, George
Lowe, Kevin McKeever, Vic Mignogna. Sun 5:30 PM, Intn’l N. (H)
In spring 2007 Harmony Gold attended the 3rd Annual China
International Cartoon and Animation Festival (CICAF) in Hangzhou,
China for the first time. Now it is your chance to see how anime is
viewed in the world’s most populous country. Kevin McKeever. Sun
10:00 AM
Generations and Anime
Didn’t get enough AMV instruction? Chaotic Bad Raptor is back for
advanced techniques in AMV creation! Brian Meekins, Rob St.Clair
Sun 7:00 PM, 2.5 Hrs
Anime Jeopardy
Test your anime knowledge for prizes and acclaim! Cole Stant,
Jessica Merriman, Lucas Leverett Sun 10:00 PM
Dub Your Own Hentai
As if tentacles weren’t hilarious enough, we give the AUDIENCE
the microphones to re-dub the audio track for some of the most wild
and funny adult-themed anime around! 18+ only Kittyhawk, Jessica
Merriman Sun 11:30 PM
Jake shares his extensive industry knowledge with fans. Jake
Tarbox. Mon 2:30 PM
Track Q & A
Want to see something on the Anime Track next year? Want to help
out? Liked something you saw? Come let the track directors know!
Darius Washington, Jessica Merriman Mon 4:00 PM
Anne McCaffrey’s Pern (PERN)
Friday
Welcome To Weyrfest
Join us as we meet friends old and new, and discuss this years
panel line up! Fri 1:00 PM
Villains
Discussion on the motivations of literary villains! Fri 2:30 PM
What’s New with Jody Lynn Nye
Monday
Listen as Jody shares with us the new things going on with her.
Jody Lynn Nye. Fri 4:00 PM
Adult Swim/Toonami Review
A Life of Dragons
Fans and advocates take a look at the Cartoon Network animated
blocks where they’ve been, where they are going, and what would
make them better. Mon 10:00 AM
A lively discussion with the author of the soon to be released
Biography of Anne McCaffrey A Life of Dragons. Robin Roberts
Fri 5:30 PM
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Q & A Session with Todd McCaffrey
Introduction to Character Creation
How to make a believable, and role playable persona for your fan
fiction! Sun 11:30 AM
Wikipedia says this is our 15th year at Dragon*Con! So, we’re pulling
out the pinatas, and having a party! Mon 2:30 PM
Dragon Poker
Anne McCaffrey Trivia
Dead Dragon Party
Saturday
How to NOT get Fan Mail Answered
Todd discusses some of the new things in his life and writing, and
answers a few of your questions. Todd McCaffrey. Fri 7:00 PM
Join us and learn to play the popular Pern Game “Dragon Poker”.
Fri 8:30 PM
Track Closed: Dragon*Con Parade
Walk with the Pern fans in the parade, and show your support of
Pern! Sat 10:00 AM, 2.5 Hrs
All Literature Track Book Swap
A inter literary track book swap, to be held in the Young Adult
Literature room. Sat 1:00 PM
Mything Panel
Robert and Jody discuss the Myth series, and if time allows
answers a few of your questions. Robert Asprin, Jody Lynn Nye.
Sat 2:30 PM
Training Dragons and Weyrlings
Todd talks about what training Weyrlings and Dragons go through
growing up. Todd McCaffrey. Sat 4:00 PM
A enlightening and humorous discussion of the weird things that
authors get sent. Todd McCaffrey, Jody Lynn Nye. Sun 2:30 PM
A Life of Dragons
The con has drawn to a close. Join as we bid farewell to our Pern
friends, till the next year rolls around. Mon 4:00 PM
<NEW> Apocalypse Rising (AR)
Friday
A lively discussion with the author of the soon to be released
Biography of Anne McCaffrey A Life of Dragons Robin Roberts Sun
4:00 PM
Welcome to the Apocalypse
Book Reading with Jody Lynn Nye
Life As We Knew It: Season 1 of Jericho In Review
Relax as Jody takes us on a journey into her world as she reads from
her literary works. Jody Lynn Nye. Sun 5:30 PM
Just what is the definition of an apocalypse? Come meet this years
staff and discuss just what an apocalypse is. Fri 1:00 PM
It’s back! The Flight, sex, and other assorted details. Sun 7:00 PM
From living in a quiet small town to surviving in a post-nuclear
world, such is the fate of Jericho, Kansas residents. Come chat
with our panelists and fans about reactions, characters, plot twists,
and everything related to this great new show. Fri 2:30 PM
Pern Game Night
I Don’t Wanna Grow Up: The Tribe In Review
Dragon Sex
Join us as we sing along with the Master Harper of Pern CD,
singing traditional Pernese songs! Sat 5:30 PM
Monday
Join us in a discussion of the New Zealand drama The Tribe. After
a mysterious virus wipes out all of the adult population, the children
must learn to survive. They form different tribes, some good, and
some bad. Fri 4:00 PM
Book Reading with Todd McCaffrey
Game Over Man! Post-Apocalyptic Gaming & Beyond
Costume Contest
Todd will weave a tale, transporting us to another world, as we
see the world of pern though his eyes, and with his voice. Todd
McCaffrey. Mon 10:00 AM
Ever wanted to just grab a bunch of your buddies and run wild
across the scenic post-nuclear landscape? Join us as we discuss
apocalyptic gaming in all its mutated irradiated forms. Fri 5:30 PM
Writing Inspirations with Jody Lynn Nye
A Generation Lost: Jeremiah Series Review
Pern Sing Along
Come compete in the Pern costume contest. Show off your garb,
and have fun! Jody Lynn Nye. Sat 7:00 PM, 2.5 Hrs
Sunday
Healer Panel
Healers on Pern face many challenges. We will talk and
demonstrate about a few of them. Sun 10:00 AM
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Come test your knowledge against other fans, as you compete in a
trivia contest! Todd McCaffrey. Sun 1:00 PM
WeyrFest Birthday Party!
A night of fun, as we pull out games, relax, and have a good time!
Sun 8:30 PM, 2.5 Hrs
Jody gives us a glimpse into what inspires her ideas, and helps her
keep her stories so interesting. Jody Lynn Nye. Mon 11:30 AM
Motivating Your Character
How to keep your character moving, active, and interesting. Mon
1:00 PM
An hour long discussion on the American post-apocalyptic
TV series Jeremiah. Join us as we discuss such topics as the
difference between the show and comics, whether the series was
ended too soon, and just what might have happened in future
seasons. Fri 7:00 PM
Deathrace 207: Apocalyptic Cinema
Making a Monster: Zombie Films
Apocalyptic Family Feud
Saturday
Don’t I Know You From Somewhere: Archetypes In
Post-Apocalyptic Media
You Dropped a Bomb on Me: Music for the
Apocalypse
A race to the apocalypse and beyond! A panel discussion of films
that portray the world’s destruction and/or aftermath. Judgment
Day will be a short quiz show that will follow, with select prizes for
the audience. Fri 8:30 PM
We’ve got a Twitcher! Zombie 101
Come learn all the basics about zombies. How they made, why
they eat brains, and how can you spot and destroy one? From
mythology to gaming to films, this panel will cover more than
you want to know about the brain-eating creatures we love. Sat
10:00 AM
Zombie Squad: Are You Prepared? Part 1
Zombie Squad, America’s largest zombie themed disaster
preparation community gives you the infomation you need to
prepare for life’s disasters, including earthquakes, floods, and the
occasional zombie apocalypse. Sat 11:30 AM
Zombie Squad: Are You Prepared? Part 2
Zombie Squad, America’s largest zombie themed disaster
preparation community gives you the infomation you need to
prepare for life’s disasters, including earthquakes, floods, and the
occasional zombie apocalypse. Sat 1:00 PM
To the Bat Tank! An Hour with Lori Petty
In 2033, justice rides a tank and wears lip gloss and her name is
Lori Petty. Join Lori Petty for an hour Q & A as she discusses her
cult post-apocalyptic hit Tank Girl, and other works Lori Petty. Sat
My God Is Smitier Than Your God: the Apocalypse in
Theology
From the Book of Revelations to Ragnarok , the concept of the end
of days is a major theme in religion and mythology. Come join us
as we look at the different religious views of apocalypse around the
world, and compare their similarities and differences. Sat 4:00 PM
For dead guys, they really get around! Come and join our panel of
filmmakers, FX folk and enthusiasts as we discuss your favorite
zombie flicks and maybe even provide some pointers on making
your own...and remember, aim for the head! Sat 5:30 PM
Ever watch a movie or tv show, or read a book, and think you’ve
seen a character before, even if they were called by another
name? Come discuss archetypes that always seem to appear in
apocalyptic media and the roles they play in the genre. Sat 7:00
PM
The Signal: Do You Have The Crazy?
A mysterious signal is being transmitted from all media devices in
Terminus, provoking murder and madness within the psyches of
its inhabitants. Come chat with cast and crew from the criticallyacclaimed Sundance horror favorite The Signal! Sat 8:30 PM
Sunday
Extinction Chronicles: Apocalyptic Literature
From fiction to non-fiction to even young adult - the apocalypse
has become an increasingly popular topic in today’s literary world.
Join us as we discuss the many facets of the apocalyptic/postapocalyptic genre, and the works that best exemplify them. Sun
10:00 AM
Oops! How To Survive An Apocalyptic Crisis
This panel may save your life! If the world as you know it came to
an end tomorrow, would you know how to survive? Come learn
what to do before, during, and after a crisis to prepare yourself and
survive, both emotionally and physically. Sun 11:30 AM
Mad Max: Beyond Georgia Dome
Join us as we examine the Holy Trinity of post-apocalyptic cinema,
the Road Warrior trilogy! Sun 1:00 PM
We asked 100 people what they would bring to the end of the world
with them. Come find out what the top 5 answers’ are at our version
Family Feud. We’ll pick players from the audience, so bring your
“family members” of choice! Sun 4:00 PM
R.E.M. said it best, “It’s The End of the World As We Know It. And
we feel fine!” Come join us as we discuss apocalyptic themes in
music, both present and past. Chat about your favorite songs, and
who sings the end of the world blues thebest. Sun 5:30 PM
How Far is Too Far: The Ethics/Appropriateness of
Apocalyptic Themes in Modern Media
The apocalypse as entertainment? In a world where weapons of
mass destruction are common, has modern media gone too far,
or are they just giving audiences what they want? Join us as we
explore the role of ethics in modern apocalyptic media. Sun 7:00
PM
Apocalyptic Shorts
Sunday night is mini-features night! Come view a few hours of
apocalyptic short films which can include anything from a zombie
musical to weird visions of the end of the world. Great fun for short
film fans and apocalyptic buffs alike Sun 8:30 PM
Monday
What Went Wrong? Tribe Discussion
After five seasons on air the end of The Tribe saddened fans.
Discuss with us why it ended so abruptly, and the possibility of
its return. And the many reincarnations of the original series. Mon
10:00 AM
Jericho: Where Do We Go From Here?
Jericho returns this season, but whats going to come next? Come
discuss where the show is headed, and the possibilities in store
after last seasons cliffhanger. Mon 11:30 AM
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End of Days: Track Wrap Up
So you’ve survived til Monday...congratulations! Come talk with the
staff about the weekends events, say goodbye to fellow survivors,
and discuss what you liked about this years track (or let us know
where we need changes). Mon 1:00 PM
Art Show Programming (ART)
Friday
Digitally Coloring Lineart for Beginners
A demonstration and explanation of the workflow and techniques
for digitally coloring lineart. A must-see for the aspiring cartoonist,
manga-ka, or illustrator, no expensive software or fancy equipment
necessary! Carey Oxler, Kaysha Siemens Fri 1:00 PM
Presenting: The Art of Todd Lockwood
Join award winning sci-fi, fantasy artist Todd Lockwood for a
discussion/display of his work. Get some tips from one of the best
in the business today! Find out how Todd got his start and keeps it
fresh. Todd Lockwood. Fri 1:00 PM
Without Tights—The 8th Annual Vintage Comic,
Fantasy & Illustration Art Gallery
Nonsuperhero art will be spotlighted including robots, loin clothes
of all sizes, cosmic gorillas, unhappy housewives and things that
go “bump”. If you look close, you may also see something with
wings, but it sure won’t be Hawkman! Benno Rothschild, Dave
Newton, Richard Garrison, Troy Pierce Fri 1:00 PM, 6 Hrs
Creating a World: Pre-production and Sound Design
In five sessions we’ll learn how to create a virtual environment.
In this session, we’ll start by discussing the pre-production steps
that are necessary before any work can begin. Then, we’ll start
production by creating sound effects withAudacity. James Carroll
Fri 2:30 PM
Packaging Your Art Differently, T-Shirts, Mugs, Toys, Etc.
Join this panel discussion of fantasy/comic/horror art
merchandising. How we made the leap from ‘traditional’ art to
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main stream merchandise and how we got them in the stores! Gris
Grimly, Don Maitz, Tara McPherson. Fri 2:30 PM
Charm-ing Dragons
Learn how to make a Dragon Charm with Wire & Glass Beads. View
this demonstration & larger creations inspired by the wire sculptures
created by the people of Zimbabwe. Larger creations on displayed
while the smaller charm comes to life before your eyes! Elizabeth
Lord Fri 4:00 PM
Fantasy Photography
Photography is quickly emerging as an exciting new medium for
the Fantasy and Sci-fi Genre. Learn how a new art form is born and
see art from some of the world’s leading photographers working in
the Fantasy genre today. Tracy Cornett Fri 4:00 PM
Calligraphy 101
Learn calligraphy, step-by-step. The Chancery alphabet will
be featured. Open to students ages 8-adult (Yes, children are
welcome.) Supplies provided & available for purchase. Class taught
by Cynthia McMillon, Director of Genesis Art Centerin Decatur, GA.
Cynthia McMillon Fri 5:30 PM
So you want to be a Video Game Artist?
Have you got what it takes to get into the competitive world
of Video art? Paul Boyer, Art Director from PC Strategy game
Galactic Civilizations II, answers questions on what game industry
Art Directors look for in a portfolio. Paul Boyer Fri 5:30 PM
Business and Taxes for Artists
How to save all that money you aren’t making at art! Christy
Nicholas Fri 7:00 PM
Saturday
A Career in Illustration: The Art of Dan L. Henderson
You’ll find Dan’s work in the last 4 volumes of Spectrum: The
Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art. A department chair at The
Art Institute of Atlanta, he’ll show his work & divulge some of his
influences (he was weaned on classic horror & sci-fi movies). Dan
L. Henderson. Sat 10:00 AM
Creating a World: Texture Photography
Bring your camera and we’ll hit the streets of Atlanta looking for
textures. In this session, we’ll learn techniques of taking photos of
walls, pavement, trees, and building details that’ll make that perfect
texture. James Carroll Sat 10:00 AM
Grimm Visions, Faerie Tales for the Modern Age
Introducing photographer Tracy L. Cornett’s unique Faerie Tales
set in the modern day. Inspired by the older, darker, and more
deadly stories originally collected by the Brother’s Grimm. Meet
the artist and see a unique glimpse into her world. Tracy Cornett
Sat 10:00 AM
Art Show Jury Discussion
Join the 2007 jury members in a discussion of applying to juried Art
Shows. Find out what these members were looking for in submitted
works in order to pass jury. Todd Lockwood, Don Maitz, Janny
Wurts. Sat 11:30 AM
Creating a World: Creating Textures
In this session, we’ll use the Gimp to create seamless textures from
scratch and from photographic sources. We’ll explore Gimp’s tools,
filters, and plug-ins, and how to combine them to make realistic
textures. James Carroll Sat 11:30 AM
Antiquing Paper
Making paper look like old parchment is a great effect. But tea
and coffee are acidic and will age the paper in non-archival,
destructive ways, dooming your art to an early grave. This panel will
demonstrate an archival-safe method. Carey Oxler Sat 1:00 PM
Is 3D Art Killing Traditional Art Skills?
Paul Boyer, Art Director of Game developer Stardock, asked the
question, do 3D artist even need to learn Traditional art skills
and answers absolutely. Join him as he shows why 3D artist and
animator’s still need to learn traditional 2D skills. Paul Boyer Sat
1:00 PM
Digital Rights: What Is It? Who Needs It? Why Should
I Care?
Discussion on managing and protecting copyrights, trademarks
and other intellectual property in a digital environment. Discussion
on a number of topics, including media, format, and the current law
surrounding digital rights. Bob Burningside Sat 2:30 PM
Pin Up Art: Why a Resurgence?
Enjoy those Betty Page Pin-ups? Why are they suddenly back in
the spotlight? Join these pin- up artists and get some answers. Joe
Pekar, Scott Rorie, Greg Theakston. Sat 2:30 PM
Calligraphy
Learn calligraphy, step-by-step. The Chancery alphabet will
be featured. Open to students ages 8-adult (Yes, children are
welcome.) Supplies provided & available for purchase. Class taught
by Cynthia McMillon, Director of Genesis Art Centerin Decatur, GA.
Cynthia McMillon Sat 4:00 PM
Contour Drawing
Contour drawing is a technique to show you how to draw what you
are seeing. This workshop will help your drawings feel like solid
3D images rather than flat 2D pictures. Materials provided & a live
model will be present. Georgia Horesh Sat 4:00 PM
Fur, Fleece and Foam a Puppet-Making Demonstration
Puppetry is a renaissance on the American scene. From Julie
Taymore’s the Lion King and Grendel to Avenue Q puppets are finding
new audiences of all ages. Join Kathleen David as she demonstrates
how various forms of basic puppets are created. Kathleen O’Shea
David. Sat 5:30 PM
Portfolio Review I
Bring your portfolio and get a review from a game industry
professional, Paul Boyer, Art Director of game developer Stardock.
Brian Glass, Paul Boyer Sat 5:30 PM
Business Organization for Artists
How to make that art business a real business, with records and files
and an actual organized system! Christy Nicholas Sat 7:00 PM
Pirate Art
Join these two very successfully Pirate Artists as they discuss
Pirates, Pirates and more Pirates! Francesco Francavilla, Don
Maitz. Sat 7:00 PM
Art Show Awards
Want to know who won? Come to the art show awards ceremony
and see if the artist you voted for won. Juried awards, Charity
Contest winners as well as attendee voted awards will be
presented. Todd Lockwood, Don Maitz, Janny Wurts. Sat 8:30 PM
Creating a World: Putting It All Together
Blender’s game engine includes everything we need to create our
environment. In this last session, we’ll create the in-game logic
with logic bricks and a few scripts, add them to the assets we’ve
created, and build an executable that’s ready to show off. James
Carroll Sun 1:00 PM
Fundamentals of Game Programming
Sunday
Discussion of the various programming areas within the video
game industry including: game play, graphics, input, network,
physics, sound, tools, user Interface, lead programming and more.
Jalal Raissi Sun 1:00 PM
Artist Trading Card Workshop
Gesture Drawing
Working in the Video Game Industry.
Pricing Your Art
What is an Artist Trading Card? Want to try your hand at creating
mini art? Join us for an informative panel and demonstration. The
first 20 people to sign up will get 4 blank cards. Art supplies will
be available. Sign up 30 minutes before the panel. Fiona Broome,
Melissa Honig Sun 10:00 AM
Sit down with the Art Director (Paul Boyer), and Lead Developer
(Cari Begle) of the award winning PC Strategy game Galactic
Civilizations II. As they give you the inside scoop on what to expect
working in the Video Game Industry. Cari Begle, Paul Boyer Sun
10:00 AM
Creating a World: Building the Environment
We’ve got our textures, so now it’s time to build everything. In
session five, we’ll be using Blender to create the objects in our
environment, build the UV map for their textures, and adding
lighting details with vertex painting. James Carroll Sun 11:30 AM
The Gaming Industry in Atlanta—What Does the
Future Hold?
Look at the future of the booming game industry in Atlanta from those
who are making it happen & find out how you can be a part of it. Panel
is from The Art Institute of Atlanta, GA DED, & the game industry. If
you love games, you won’t want to miss this. Asante Bradford, Ryan
Kennedy, Scott Steinberg, Stephen Griffin Sun 11:30 AM
Animation is about motion. The best way to gain a feeling of
movement is to do quick studies that catch function, action, life
and expression. This workshop is to help an artist loosen up and
capture the drawing quickly. Materials provided and live model.
Georgia Horesh Sun 2:30 PM
Are you utterly lost and confused about how to price your art? This
panel explains the terminology, walks through the math step-bystep, and even provides worksheets and spreadsheets to make it
easier. Carey Oxler Sun 2:30 PM
Artificial Intelligence in Gaming
Introduction to AI techniques including: Finite State Machines:
used to maintain character state, Steering and Group Behaviors:
used for pursuit, evading, flocking, etc, Graphs: used for searching
and path finding, And more... Chris Howard Sun 4:00 PM
Portfolio Review II
Bring your portfolio and get a review from a game industry
professional, Paul Boyer, Art Director of Game developer Stardock.
Brian Glass, Paul Boyer Sun 4:00 PM
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Dragon*Con Artist Trading Card Swap
Did you make some great Artist Trading Cards at the Workshop? Or
maybe you brought some of your original trading cards to Con? Join
us for a fun filled hour of swapping cards and sharing ideas about
Artist Trading Cards. Fiona Broome, Melissa Honig Sun 5:30 PM
Women Artist - Their Tragedies & Their Triumphs
Join these successful professional women artists (and writers) as they
discuss their personal stories of success and failure in the Art World.
L.A. Banks, Elizabeth Leggett, Tara McPherson, Sarah Wilkinson,
Janny Wurts. Sun 5:30 PM
Photographing Faeries
Learn what goes into creating a great fantasy photograph, from the
beginning to end. Learn tricks and techniques used by some of the
world’s leading fantasy photographers to create their amazing works.
Includes a live demonstration of techniques. Joseph Corsentino,
Tracy Cornett Sun 7:00 PM
The Great Divide: Going from Genre Art Shows to
Mainstream Art Shows
Make the jump from science fiction convention art shows to
mainstream art shows, and rub shoulders with the ‘normal’ artists,
those that paint watercolors of flowers and sculpt pottery. Christy
Nicholas Sun 7:00 PM
Monday
Art Vs. Code (How Artist and Programs Work
Together to Great Games)
In Video game production the artist gets all the glory, but without
the Programmers there would be no game. Learn how artist and
programmers learn to work together and make the video game we
love work. Cari Begle, Paul Boyer Mon 10:00 AM
Game Maker 7.0 Demo: Free, Fun and Easy Game Design
Game Maker 7.0 is a powerful but easy game development tool that
can create simple or complex games. This demo will explain the basics
of how it works and its capabilities. With this tool, you can have fun
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using drag and drop to create great games. Ann Marie Dau, Bob
Burningside Mon 10:00 AM
Autograph Sessions (AUTO)
Adding Ghostly and Other-Worldly Images to Your Art
Friday
Join professional artist and ghost hunter Fiona Broome to learn
what works—and what doesn’t—when adding paranormal images
to both original art and digital illustrations. Easy techniques!
(Beginners through advanced.) Fiona Broome. Mon 11:30 AM
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The Art of Dot Painting
Robert Asprin, Davey Beauchamp, Bill Fawcett, Jody Lynn Nye,
David Weber. Fri 2:30 PM
Painting with dots has been used throughout history by many artists
including Seurat, the Australian Aborigines, the Oxacan people.
Come and try your hand at painting with dots using acrylic paint;
all materials and instructions will be provided free. Charlene Taylor
D’Alessio Mon 11:30 AM
Art Show Auction
Found a piece of art you MUST have? You went to buy it but
someone had already put in a bid! Go to the Art Auction and win
that piece! The auction is also entertainment, from the auctioneers
build up to the buyers who battle it out! Preview 11:30 AM. Marc
Lee Mon 12:00 PM, 2 Hrs, Hanover CDE (H)
Career in Fantasy?
Aaron Allston, Jack McDevitt, Tiffany Shepis. Fri 1:00 PM
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Tracy A. Akers, Glenda C. Finkelstein, Todd Livingston, Rebecca
Moesta. Fri 4:00 PM
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Kevin J. Anderson, L. A. Banks, Sherrilyn Kenyon, Michael
Shermer. Fri 5:30 PM
Saturday
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Stephen L. Antczak, Dr. Pamela L Gay, Maureen Johnson, Andy
Runton, Josepha Sherman. Sat 10:00 AM
If your fantasy is to work in fantasy—and still pay the bills—take
a look at a career in the creative arts. Game art, digital film/video,
animation, illustration, photography—this presentation will show
you possibilities & how to make a map to your future. Staff of the
Art Institute of Atlanta Mon 1:00 PM
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Shortcuts to Sci-fi and Fantasy Imagery in Your Art
Holly Black, Keith R.A. DeCandido, Tony Ruggiero, Susan
Sizemore. Sat 1:00 PM
Learn to use colors washes, image transfers and other shortcuts to
create dazzling sci-fi and fantasy backgrounds and other elements
in your art. Add depth to your sketches and paintings with these
easy techniques. Fiona Broome. Mon 2:30 PM
Stephen Euin Cobb, Elizabeth Donald, Diana G. Gallagher, Angela
Knight, Timothy Zahn. Sat 11:30 AM
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Jana Oliver, John D. Ringo, Brad Strickland, Sean Taylor, David
Weber. Sat 2:30 PM
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Mitchell Graham, Rob Francis Granito, Jack Ketchum, Jody Lynn
Nye, Scott Sigler, Jeanne C. Stein. Sat 4:00 PM
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Michael Shermer, Anthony Taylor, Greg Theakston, M. B. Weston,
Richard C. White. Sat 5:30 PM
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Todd McCaffrey, John C. Snider, Peter Sullivan, Graham Watkins,
Rebecca York. Sun 10:00 AM
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Chip Coffey, Elonka Dunin, Christopher Jones, Maggie Shayne,
Jean Marie Ward. Mon 2:30 PM
While there is a world of Brit TV that never gets old, Brit Films
have paved their way into people’s hearts since WWII. Find out
about the British Film Industry, films you should see, and actors
you should love. Mark F. Berry. Fri 7:00 PM
British Sci-Fi/Fantasy Media (BRIT)
28 Minutes Later (28 Days and 28 Weeks the Verdict)
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Brandon Jerwa, Susan Kearney, Mur Lafferty, Elizabeth Leggett,
Kathleen Ryan, Michael Stackpole. Sun 2:30 PM
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Ann Crispin, Drew Curtis, Bruce Gehweiler, Thomas Patrick
Kratman, Mike Resnick, Harry Turtledove. Sun 4:00 PM
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Jack Ketchum, Dr. William A. Lester, Laura J. Underwood, Margaret
Weis. Sun 5:30 PM
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Terry Brooks, Andrew W. Clark, Don Maitz, Carrie Vaughn, Janny
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Welcome back everyone! Catch up with old friends and make new
ones as BT staff outlines the track and its programming for 2007.
Mingle with others who share your passion for British telly and
popular culture! [Sign Up for Whose Line] Fri 11:30 AM
Robin Hood
From whispers, to tales, to legend, to his own TV Series, Robin
Hood has been stealing our hearts for decades. Come talk about
the legendary thief in his new reincarnation at the BBC. Christian
Dunn Fri 1:00 PM
Casino Royal: The Verdict
Last year we chatted about Daniel Craig’s washboard abs, this
year we get to talk about seeing them on the big screen. Come
chat about the Newest Bond-carnation and the whispers behind
the next Bond Film. J.M. Tuffley, Jason Shoemate Fri 2:30 PM
NeedCoffee.com vs. Doctor Who
Dragon*AutoGraph
Eugie Foster, Dan Jolley, Todd McCaffrey, Selina Rosen, Michael
Stackpole, Martha Wells. Mon 11:30 AM
The folks at needcoffee.com are known for their high standards
and intense scrutiny. See what happens when these pop culture
rogues turn their towering intellects and biting humour towards their
beloved Time Lord. ScottC, J.M. Tuffley, Erin Shoemate, Jason
Shoemate Fri 4:00 PM
Dragon*AutoGraph
BritPop
Chesya Burke, Marie Croall, David Weber, Timothy Zahn. Mon
1:00 PM
Brit Films since WWII
Steven R. Addlesee, Christa Dickson, Chris Hazelton, Lars Pearson.
Mon 4:00 PM
Peter David, Kevin Dockery, Bobby Nash, David Weber. Sun 11:30 AM
Terry Brooks, Jim O’Rear, Benjamin Radford, Patti Starr, Eldon
Thompson. Sun 1:00 PM
scene. Come and find out why the UK press has such a tumultuous
love/hate relationship with artists. Mark Newton Fri 5:30 PM
First brought to you by 28 Days Later the film, then the Graphic
Novels, and now the recent film, 28 Weeks Later, it’s too much
zombie to talk about in one blip. So stop by and chat about how the
Brits end the world with Zombies. Nat Jones, Steve Niles, Christian
Dunn Fri 8:30 PM
Whose Line is it Anway? Beginngers
Like the TV Show? Well come see con-goers fight to see who
scheme reigns supreme in the Brittrack’s Whose Line is it Anyway
Improv Tournament. This panel includes 2 rounds. [Please sign-up
at for the competition Fri at 11:30am in Cairo, inthe Hyatt] Warning:
May Contain Adult Content. Fri 10:00 PM, 2 Hrs
Brit Night at the Tele 1
We offer to you the best, and possibly worst, of British Television.
From old favorites, to things you would like to forget, we’re trying
our best to fit a little of everything in. Come by and watch the hits
and misses of Brits finest. (Video Night) Sat 12:30 AM, 8 Hrs
Saturday
The Gerry Anderson Phenomenon
Writer, producer, marketing genius, futurist—Gerry Anderson
enlivened childhood imaginations for generations with television
shows like The Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet, UFO, and Space:
1999. Take a look back at the career of this unique figure. Mark F.
Berry. Sat 10:00 AM
An annual conclave for Anglophile music lovers. Discover new
sounds, new styles and trends in the UK’s burgeoning music
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Life on Mars
This BBC hit brings us into the topsy-turvy life of Sam Tyler (John
Sims). Did he really travel back in time from 2006 to 1973, is he
in a coma, or is he just a mentally unstable guy from 1973? J.M.
Tuffley. Sat 11:30 AM
Doctor Who Classics: Hartnell to McGann
Return to the days of yesteryear when bad costumes, silly dialog,
and chroma key were all the rage. Before the series was revived in
its new form it was a charming show loved affectionately by millions
for it’s low tech style and imaginative stories. Sat 1:00 PM
British Comics
The Brits put out some of the best writers and artist in comic book
history. David Lloyd, along with a formidable team of comic lovers,
discuss the history, future, and evolution of British comics. What
you should be picking up at the comic shop? David Lloyd, J.M.
Tuffley, Christian Dunn, Jason Shoemate Sat 2:30 PM
thing is certain; the people sure love John Barrowman. SPOLIER
ALERT: There also will be a preview of the 2nd season. Sun 2:30 PM
Whose Line is it Anway? Advanced
Tea Time with Arthur Dent
Like the TV Show? Well come see con-goers fight to see scheme
who reigns supreme in the Brittrack’s Whose Line is it Anyway
Improve Tournament. This panel includes 2 rounds. [Please signup at for the competition Fri at 11:30 AM in Cairo, in the Hyatt]
Warning: May Contain Adult Content. Sat 10:00 PM, 2 Hrs
and misses of Brits finest. Sun 12:30 AM, 8 Hrs
Sunday
Doctor Who in Other Media
With three full seasons under it’s belt the revamped Doctor Who
remains on solid ground. But rest assured changes are coming and
new threats lurk in time and space. Examine the series and explor
where it may be going in the future. SPOILERALERT Sat 4:00 PM
Doctor Who has an active and vital life beyond the TV screen.
Take a look at the comic strips, novels, audio adventures, and
webcasts that have flesh out the universe, and played a crucial
role during the 15 years between “Survival” and “Rose”. Keith R.A.
DeCandido, Lars Pearson. Sun 10:00 AM
NeedCoffee.com vs. Torchwood
Ask the Boffins: The Science of Brit Sci-Fi
Doctor Who New Series (Spoilers)
The never decaffeinated pop culture enthusiasts of needcoffee.
com return again for a lively throw down about Torchwood. After
one season what can we expect next? Is it CSI: Cardiff or does the
show have merit as a series of its own? ScottC, J.M. Tuffley, Jason
Shoemate Sat 5:30 PM
Is it really possible to travel in a Blue Box through Time? Can
you really be in Cryostatus for 1 million years? and If a Transdimensional/Time Rift were to happen would it really be in Cardiff?
Discuss what makes British Sci-Fi shows work. Kevin R. Grazier,
John C. Smith. Sun 11:30 AM
Hex
Inside the Artist’s Gaffe with David Lloyd
People have been calling Hex the “British Buffy,” are they right? We
beg to differ, come chat about this teen-brit-goth-witch-angel-demonend-of-the-world-drama that has everyone asking what is deal with
Medenham Hall? Sat 7:00 PM
David Lloyd is one of most creative in contemporary British comics!
David discusses his relevant and groundbreaking work in comics
including artwork for 2000 A.D., V For Vendetta, Hellblazer and his
newest work Kickback. David Lloyd. Sun 1:00 PM
Hot Fuzz: The Verdict
Torchwood
The wacky duo of Simon Peggi and Nick Frost are at it again.
Their most recent film Hot Fuzz took the piss out of the cop film
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genre and solidified them as one of Britain’s most creative comedic
teams. Sat 8:30 PM
The jury is still out on this Doctor Who spin-off. Is it CSI Cardiff, a
revamp of the X-Files or something else completely different? One
From audios to books to films Douglas Adams has captivated our
hearts with his unforgettable characters and universe. Come chat
about the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Arthur Dent, and tea.
Sun 4:00 PM
Blake’s 7
Discuss the show’s history, meaning, and significance. Explore the
tense dynamic between the character and attempt to answer the
nagging question of what exactly did happen in the last episode?
Sun 5:30 PM
Whose Line is it Anyway? Final
Like Improv? Like Games? Like the TV Show? Well come see congoers fight to see scheme who reigns supreme in the Brittrack’s
Whose Line is it Anyway Improve Tournament. This is the final
round. See who wins. Warning: May Contain Adult Content Sun
7:00 PM, Reg. 5 (H)
The Monty Python Experience
A celebration of everything Monty Python is going to happen, will
you be around to silly walk? Come stop in to see skits performed,
songs sung, and a dead parrot or two. Live Performaces by Mr.
Friskett Improv Group. Sun 8:30 PM, Reg. 5 (H)
Late Night Team Brit Trivia
Think you’ve got what it takes? Think you know “everything” about
British Media? Come test your team trivia knowledge. [Please signup at for the competition Fri at 11:30 AM in Cairo, in the Hyatt]
Sun 10:00 PM
and misses of Brits finest. Mon 12:30 AM, 7 Hrs
Monday
Brit Sci-Fi Literature from Wells On
There are things called books and British people wrote some? Who
would have known? Stop in to talk about classics like The Time
Machine and new stuff like Fulgrim: Visions of Treachery. Mark F.
Berry, ScottC, Jason Shoemate Mon 10:00 AM
Breakfast in the Village: The Prisoner
Discuss the brilliance of Patrick McGoohan and what the world of
the Prisoner means, and even chat with Dean Motter! Dean Motter.
Mon 11:30 AM
All Dead Dave: Red Dwarf
Oh, Cat, Lister, Rimmer, Holly, Kryten how do we love thee let me
count the beer cans. Bringing the phrase “lost in space” to a British
Level, Red Dwarf has entertained us for years. Discuss everything
that makes this show a non-stop laugh-apoloza. John Lenahan
Mon 1:00 PM
Doctor Who Complete Series
The shows been around forever, but is the old show as good as
the new show? Stop in for this compare and contrast panel on
everything Doctor Who. Mon 2:30 PM
Brittrack Feedback
Becoming a Goddess: A Dawn Look-A-Like Contest
Primer
Redemption: the Flawed Superhero
Dawn fans and Look-A-Like contestants can grab some valuable
insight into this legendary Dragon*Con event. Joseph Michael
Linsner, Cyndee, Dany Slone, Darieum Pagani Fri 2:30 PM
Should our heroes be stalwart and pure of spirit, or are they more
interesting when plagued by the problems of the common man?
Marie Croall, Dan Jolley, Chris Moreno, Brian Pulido, Sean Taylor,
Traci West (m) Sat 1:00 PM
Lights! Cameras! Pencils!
Pitching Practice
How Hollywood’s fascination with comics affects the way comics
are made today. Scott Allie, Christopher Jones, David Lloyd, Steve
Niles, Sean Taylor, Traci West (m) Fri 4:00 PM
What are publishers and editors looking for when you submit your
sales-record-breaking comics ideas? Scott Allie, Peter David, Bob
Pendarvis, Chris Staros, Swain Hunt (m) Sat 2:30 PM
Avengers/Assembled
Who Wants To Be A Superhero? Part I
Explore the rich heritage of Marvel’s premier super team and
celebrate the release of an exciting new Avengers book. Joe Crowe,
Christopher Irving, Van Plexico Fri 5:30 PM
Drawing the Bizarre
A look at the premiere illustrators of the strange and surreal. Peter
Bagge, Gris Grimly, Tara McPherson, Swain Hunt (m) Fri 5:30 PM,
Intn’l N. (H)
Sex and the Single Superhero
Is there room for an adult after-hours life in the day-to-day grind of
fighting crime? STRICTLY FOR ADULTS! Marie Croall, Kittyhawk,
Sean Taylor, Traci West (m) Fri 7:00 PM
An inside look at the SciFi Network’s reality show for comic fans—
focusing on our cast and their crime fighting inspirations. Marie
Croall (m), Fat Momma, Feedback, Major Victory. Sat 2:30 PM,
Reg. 6-7 (H)
Our Four-Color Fighting Forces
An exploration of the depiction of war in comics. Tom Heintjes,
Brandon Jerwa, Dan Jolley, Steve Scott, wayne vansant. Sat 4:00
PM
Law and Order: Do Superheroes Help or Hurt?
What role do our comics heroes play in the chaos that surrounds
them? Dan Jolley, Michael Avon Oeming, James Ritchey, III, Blake
Wilkie, Traci West (m) Sat 5:30 PM
So long and thanks for all the bliss! Say Goodbye, tell us how we
did, get the left over swag. We need feedback and want it. Mon
4:00 PM
In a Single Bound
Saturday
The return of the Dragon*Con fan-favorite contest. Van Plexico (m)
Sat 7:00 PM
Comics Track (COMICS)
Fan Club: What Kind of Fan Are You?
The Flash: Fastest Man on Television
Friday
Double Threats
Writer/artists talk about being on both sides of the creation. Bill
Holbrook, David Lloyd, Terry Moore, Ted Naifeh, Eric Powell, Swain
Hunt (m) Fri 1:00 PM
A Superman Documentary film. Fri 8:30 PM, 1.5 Hrs
DC vs Marvel Jeopardy
Reader? Looker? Investment Broker? Discuss the pros and cons
of comics fandom’s many facets. Jennie Breeden, Marie Croall,
Tom Heintjes, Swain Hunt (m), Van Plexico Sat 10:00 AM
A look back on the Scarlet Speedster’ live-action adventures. Marie
Croall (m), John Wesley Shipp. Sat 7:00 PM, Hanover CDE (H)
From Rags to Comics Riches
The life and art of the creator of Strangers in Paradise. Sat 9:00
PM, 1.5 Hrs
A look at the rise of several of comics’ top guns. Adam Hughes,
Michael Avon Oeming, Whilce Portacio, Eric Powell, Brian
Stelfreeze. Sat 11:30 AM
Terry Moore: Paradise Found
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Sunday
The Hook Brings You Back
The popularity of pirates in comics (is no medium safe from these
guys?) Francesco Francavilla, Ted Naifeh, Arthur Suydam, Richard
C. White. Sun 10:00 AM
V for Violence
Discuss the impact of violence in comics and graphic novels.
Christian Alexander Beranek, Dan Jolley, Nat Jones, Tim Vigil,
Traci West (m) Sun 11:30 AM
Who Wants To Be A Superhero? Part II
Continuing an in-depth look at the SciFi Network reality show—
focusing on the contest process and hitting the airwaves in
costume. Fat Momma, Feedback, Major Victory, Swain Hunt (m)
Sun 11:30 AM, Cent. I (H)
The Write Approach: Scripting Comics for Different
Styles
Pick the brains of some of the industry’s leading writers for the keys
to scripting comics for differing art and story styles. Peter David,
Dan Jolley, Bobby Nash, Sean Taylor (m). Sun 1:00 PM
The Heroes They Are A’Changin’
It’s a whole new world for crime-fighters these days— where does
the future lead? Cully Hamner, Christopher Irving, Michael Avon
Oeming, Traci West (m), Van Plexico Sun 2:30 PM
Under the Influence
A discussion of the creators who’ve influenced the styles of today’s
masters. Peter Bagge, Adam Hughes, Whilce Portacio, Don Rosa,
Swain Hunt (m) Sun 4:00 PM
Surfing the Funny Pages
An exploration of the widely popular web comics medium—leads
into the Sluggy Freelance book release party! Pete Abrams, Gina
Biggs, Jennie Breeden (m), Chris Hazelton, Chris Wisnia, Kara
Laurel Jay Sun 5:30 PM
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Sluggy Freelance Spotlight
Celebrate the 10th anniversary of this popular web comic with a
book release party! Pete Abrams, Alyssa Smith. Sun 7:00 PM
Monday
Sketchy Business—the Art of the Sketch Card
A look at the growing sketch card craze, featuring the top talent of
the field. Mark Brooks, Chris Moreno, Allison Sohn, Cat Staggs.
Mon 10:00 AM
Mueller, Freddy Clements, Julie Wardlaw, Scott Merrill, Sharon
Morgan Fri 1:00 PM
Designs: From Paper to Parade
A new look at the process of Costume Design. Share stories and
ideas with our panelists as we discuss what to do and how to do
it. Chris Mueller, Freddy Clements, Scott Merrill, Sharon Morgan
Fri 2:30 PM
But I Look Good in Hats
Do you dare spend an hour with the cream of comics’ horror crop?
Scott Allie, Francesco Francavilla, Gris Grimly, Ted Naifeh, Steve
Niles, Eric Powell, Brian Pulido, Sean Taylor (m). Mon 11:30 AM
There is an old saying that “anyone can look good in a hat”. Join us
to find out why this may not be true and how to go about choosing,
finding, or designing the right hat for your costume. Chris Mueller,
Freddy Clements, Pam Cole, Scott Merrill, Sharon Morgan Fri 4:00
PM
Covering All the Bases
Putty in Your Hands
The Tools for Ghouls
Designing a cover image that’ll make you buy this book! Talent
Caldwell, Adam Hughes, Tara McPherson, Arthur Suydam, Ethan
VanSciver, Swain Hunt (m) Mon 1:00 PM
Independents Day: Working Outside the “Big Two”
Discuss what it takes to make an independent comic work in a
Big Studio-dominated world. Peter Bagge, Jennie Breeden, Marie
Croall, Ted Naifeh, James Ritchey, III, Andy Runton. Mon 2:30 PM
Once More with Multiple Printings: the Resurrection
of Buffy!
An exploration of Buffy the Vampire Season 8 in comics. Scott Allie,
Georges Jeanty, Sean Taylor (m). Mon 4:00 PM
Costuming (CSTM)
Friday
How Does It Work & Where Do I Find It ???
We begin this year by looking at the various equipment needed for
good costuming and telling you how it works and where to get it.
We will also touch on fabrics and where to find them. Spat, Chris
Another new panel for this year that involves hands-on work. In this
panel, we take a close look at the process of building and sculpting
on a life-cast to make your perfect appliance. Spat, Jonathan
Thornton, Jeff Stringer, Susan Stringer Fri 5:30 PM
Costuming Contest
It’s a costume contest with an emphasis on costume. We’re looking
for the best the art has to offer. Come out and show us your skill.
Crossed Swords. Fri 8:30 PM, 1.5 Hrs, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Saturday
Masks Without Muddle
Another hour with SPAT, the Stringers, & others where we look at
the methods, magic, and madness of latex slush-casting. Always a
fun panel and informative as well. Spat. Sat 10:00 AM
Patterns in Design
Join our panel as we discuss and demonstrate how to adjust or
create a simple pattern to compliment your costume designs.
Learn techniques of taking a pattern and making an impression
easily, make those high school math classes pay off Chris Mueller,
Freddy Clements, Scott Merrill, Sharon Morgan Sat 11:30 AM
Bling-Bling: It’s the Latest Thing-Thing
More Jewelry information and designs with Loren Damewood and
others along with other ways to dress up your costume creations.
Loren Damewood Sat 1:00 PM
F/X and You: Giving Your Design a Little Flash
Nothing sets off a costume presentation more than the occasion
special effect. But what works and what can be trouble?? Join us as
we look at the methods of F/X creation, application, and presentation.
Spat, Jonathan Thornton, Jeff Stringer, Susan Stringer Sat 2:30 PM
The Wild Side of Costuming: The Dragon*Con After
Dark Contest
Costumes, costumes, and more costumes. But this time we’re
sticking with the grown-ups. So leave the kids behind and be part
of a costume contest that walks on the wild side. Say no more.
Gordon Michael Woolvet. Sat 11:30 PM, 2 Hrs, Reg. 5 (H)
Sunday
When Heavy Metal is TOO Heavy
Look at the methods of building corsets and the rigors needed to
keep them and you looking good while you wear them. A definite
class for people interested in corsets and corset-making by some
of the area’s more renowned corsetieres. Chris Mueller, Freddy
Clements, Pam Cole, Scott Merrill, Sharon Morgan Sat 4:00 PM
Armor, stormtroopers, and pirates, they all seem to require metallic
objects. But metal can get expensive, and heavy. Come find out
the alternatives to metal, the basics of formed plastics and vacuforming, and achieving looks with felt and papier-mache. Chris
Mueller, Freddy Clements, Scott Merrill, Sharon Morgan Sun 10:00
AM
The Pirate’s Life for Me
In a Bind...AGAIN
Stylish Embrace and Waist Training
Pirates are everywhere these days and not just in politics. Find out
the tricks to making that sea-faring garb work, the research behind
the good ones, and the flair you need to set your design off as
original. Fashions By Figment, Pam Cole Sat 5:30 PM
Finding Room to Wiggle
Drum-circle and tribal dancing has become popular at conventions,
so lets discuss some techniques for building a good costume. A
good panel for SCA, Renn Fest, or maybe even getting that special
marriage proposal. Awalim Tribal Dancers, Kira Lang Sat 7:00 PM
Going Goth...Again
After an absence for a year, we are bringing back our spirited
discussion of the Goth world and the fashions that make it up. Join
the Crüxshadows bunch along with our regular panelists to decide
if this is more of a fad or a distinctive way of life?? Rogue [CXS],
The Lovely Ladies of Crüxshadows Sat 8:30 PM
Dragon*Con After Dark: Pre-Judging
Before we let YOU see them, we have to see them. A MUSTATTEND panel for anyone wishing to enter the evening’ festivities.
Sat 10:00 PM
More on the subject of professional corset-making and problem
solving with Professional Designer Freddy Clements and Sharon
McCoy Morgan of Altered Tyme and Romantasy Corsets. Chris
Mueller, Freddy Clements, Pam Cole, Scott Merrill, Sharon Morgan
Sun 11:30 AM
Putting on a Brave Face or ANY Face for That Matter
Look into the actual work of applying makeup and facial appliances.
Tips, tricks, and hints at smoothing out edges, ridges, and wrinkles. A
great panel for Klingons, Stargaters, Farscapers, and anyone that likes
to play in rubber. Spat, Jonathan Thornton, Jeff Stringer, Susan Stringer
Sun 1:00 PM
Going Boldy...The Costumes and Designs of Star
Trek: New Voyages
Once again, we are taking a look at the fan-established
phenomenon called Star Trek: New Voyages. Based in part on the
proposed Star Trek: Phase II, join us to look at how these costumes
are integrated and created. James Cawley, Evan Fowler, Bobby
Rice, Charles Root, Joel Bellucci Sun 2:30 PM
The Missing Links
Join John Shuttleworth again this year to see an up-close look at
how chainmail can be made easily & inexpensively. You don’t need
a forge, but you will need to link up. Fashions By Figment, John
Shuttleworth Sun 4:00 PM
The Casting Call
Another hour with the Stringers where we look at the methods,
magic, and madness of life- casting. Always a fun panel and
informative as well. ( Warning: Could run longer) Spat, Jonathan
Thornton, Jeff Stringer, Susan Stringer Sun 5:30 PM
Taking a Bite Out of Costumes and Looking Thru
Rose Colored Eyeballs
Contacts or teeth can greatly help any design and many costume
designers are using them. What are the pitfalls and promises of
good prosthetic devices? What troubles can you expect and
anticipate? Look at what looks at you and what can come back
to bite you. Spat, Jonathan Thornton, Dr. Chris, Marty Gear Sun
7:00 PM
Monday
ICG: A Friendly Group of Sew-N-Sews
Is there a definitive source for Costume Advice? No, but whether
you are brand new to costuming or an old hand; we break it down
here. Show your wears, just ask a few questions, or share stories;
a MUST-SEE panel for those with a lot of things to share. Marty
Gear, Pam Cole Mon 10:00 AM
Tell It To the Judge
Can constructing and/or selling a costume lead to legal troubles??
What are the licensing rules and regulations for building costumes
for others? Join our panelists as we discuss the legalities of licensing
for profit. Spat, Chris Mueller, Freddy Clements, Jeff Stringer, Scott
Merrill, Sharon Morgan, Susan Stringer Mon 11:30 AM
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Those Who Are About to Dye...
Color-matching and dyeing fabrics are questions we get every
year. Now we are going to tackle the issues of how to dye material
and get the look you want. Whether matching, distressing, or tiedyeing, there is a method to the madness. Chris Mueller, Freddy
Clements, Scott Merrill, Sharon Morgan Mon 1:00 PM
Well, If You’re Going to Make a Mistake...
Since it was such fun last year, we are going to look again at things
we have done horribly wrong in the past and what we learned from
our greatest mistakes. Spat, Chris Mueller, Freddy Clements, Jeff
Stringer, Scott Merrill, Sharon Morgan, Susan Stringer Mon 2:30
PM
Hair Today
Hair, wigs, and other headdresses are a request we get every
year. Join our final panel as we look at the various resources and
methods for adding hair or hats to your designs. Chris Mueller,
Freddy Clements, Scott Merrill, Sharon Morgan Mon 4:00 PM
MMORPG Emulation: Duplicating the Dark Side
What does it take to emulate a Massively Multiplayer Online Role
Playing Game server? A member of the “SWG: A New Hope” team
speaks about specific hurdles faced in developing an emulator as
well as general approaches useful in any game server emulation.
Danhiel Baker. Fri 8:30 PM
How NOT to Get Into the Game Industry
Experienced game developers will share their secrets about how
to not get a job at a company and how to screw up your own
game company. Useful advice for masochists wanting getting into
the industry will be provided if time permits. Elonka Dunin, Brian
“Psychochild” Green Fri 10:00 PM
Cyberpunk Film Festival
Friday
Just for fun, we are screening a collection of cyberpunk, hacker,
and technology related short films by independent producers.
Titles include: D-I-M: Deus In Machina, Deployment Strategy, The
Professor’s Daughter, Praxis, and Totally Connected. Scott M. Jones
Fri 11:30 PM, 1.5 Hrs
World of Warcraft: The Newbie Area
Saturday
Electronic Frontiers Forum (EFF)
So you just downloaded that free 10 day trial of the game and you
don’t know where to go or what to do? Need cash? Need to know
what trade skills you should pick and why? How can I make the
Auction House work for me? This panel is for you. Laurie Higgins,
Rod Rombauer, Sean Boyce Fri 4:00 PM
Famous Unsolved Codes
Game designer and codebreaker Elonka Dunin describes some of
the most famous and infamous codes yet to be broken, including
the Kryptos sculpture at the CIA headquarters. Elonka Dunin. Fri
5:30 PM
Self Publishing
A new generation of on-demand book publishers now makes it
possible to have books printed on demand, even one at a time.
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This has opened new opportunities for up and coming authors
and artists. Risks and rewards will be discussed. Jennie Breeden,
Sohma G. Dawling, Kimiko, Nick Popio Fri 7:00 PM
Marketing for the Independent Creator
One of the biggest challenges for self-publishers and independent
creators is getting noticed—without the help of traditional publishing
institutions. Discover marketing and PR strategies used by
successful self-published authors and podcasters. J.C. Hutchins,
Mur Lafferty, Matthew Wayne Selznick, Jason Adams, Nick Popio
Sat 10:00 AM
Fighting Spam: Recent Cases
Recent important court cases in the battle against spam (unsolicited
commercial e-mail) will be discussed. Private law firms using civil
litigation to fight spam are playing a very important role in the battle
for the inbox. Jamie Tomasello. Sat 11:30 AM
Copyright Basics For Independent Authors and Artists
This panel will discuss copyright basics for the little guy. How to get
your stuff copyrighted, how to protect your rights, what to do if you
discover infringement. Brian “Psychochild” Green, Courtney Lytle
Perry Sat 1:00 PM
9/11 Conspiracy Theories and Other Internet Hoaxes
A survey of some of the top hoaxes and conspiracy theories driven
by bloggers and YouTube home documentaries. Michael Shermer.
Sat 2:30 PM
15 Minutes of Fame (or more) with Web 2.0
Social networking, viral video/photographs, and blogging are the
modern artist’s and entrepreneur’s best friend. Learn from Internet
professionals how to utilize these tools to pave the way to your
own success no matter what your venture may be. Matthew Wayne
Selznick, Scott Sigler, GonZo, Mike South, Scott McGowan Sat
4:00 PM
Telecommuting: The Ins and Outs
After telecommuting for over a decade as a system administrator,
Danhiel Baker shares his experiences about the joys and pitfalls
of skipping the daily drive and working from home. Keeping work
and home separate, coping with office politics, and more. Danhiel
Baker. Sat 5:30 PM
Hacking 101
Hacking 101 returns for another glorious year! Just what is
a hacker anyway? Culture, history, contacts, resources, and
pointers for more info. Dispelling the myths from the media and
the courts. Brought to you by se2600.org. Randal L. Schwartz,
Jamie Tomasello, Cheshire Catalyst, Jonathan Strickland, jonny
X Sat 7:00 PM
Web Cam Girls
Thanks to the advent of inexpensive web cameras, you can show
just about anything you want to online and still remain anonymous.
What better way to develop a fan base! Why would anyone let
strangers view their private lives? We focus on free cam sites.
Sohma G. Dawling, Mystrys, Kimiko Sat 8:30 PM
World of Warcraft: WoW-TV
World of Warcraft film festival featuring fan made music videos, drama,
comedy, action, adventure and romance! Feel free to bring your own
refreshments, this theater does not have a concession stand. Laurie
Higgins, Wes Wilson Sat 10:00 PM
Sunday
E-Commerce and Due Process
Each state is interpreting differently the US Constitutional Clause of
Due Process in regards to e-commerce. Learn what the standard
is to determine Due Process according to the US Supreme Court.
See how each state is interpreting the standard. Peter H. Friedman.
Sun 10:00 AM
How-To Guide for Patents
Covered will include: Types of patentable ideas, why patents exist
and how they protect inventions, understanding the invention
process, patent searching, patent application filing requirements,
and money saving tips Clifton Tunnell. Sun 11:30 AM
Protecting Yourself Against Phishing and Online Fraud
How to recognize and avoid online scams and fraud caused by
those misrepresenting themselves as legitimate businesses. Jamie
Tomasello. Sun 1:00 PM
Why Trying to Apply Copyright Law to Software is a
Bad Idea
Much attention has been centered around why software patents
are a bad idea. We take a few steps back and show why even
copyright is not such a good idea either. Courtney Lytle Perry Sun
2:30 PM
Webcomics
A behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to produce a successful
web-based comic strip series, given by established artists and
authors. Once again this year, we are proud to present the “Uncle
Fred Awards”, to honor the best and newest web cartoonists. Rob
Balder, Jennie Breeden, Bill Holbrook, Kittyhawk, Erin Lindsey,
John P. Lotshaw Sun 4:00 PM, Reg. 5 (H)
World of Warcraft: Hunka Hunka Burnin’ Crusade
Ever wondered why the heck you need all that rep? Which
instances are right for you at your level? Just what exactly Is Eye
of The Storm? Well, this panel is designed to be a round table
discussion of all things Burning Crusade! Jeanne Sanders, Laurie
Higgins, Rod Rombauer, Sean Boyce Sun 5:30 PM
Get a (Second) Life
Hints, tips, discussions, and revelations about the popular virtual
world Second Life, including some of the controversies. Peter H.
Friedman, Scott Sigler, Cameron Jenkins, Kimiko Sun 7:00 PM
Busted: How to Protect Your Rights During
Encounters With Law Enforcement
Screening of the documentary “Busted”, by flexyourrights.org.
Learn how to protect your rights during encounters with the police.
A discussion will follow. Andrew Greenberg, Randal L. Schwartz,
Kara Mykos Sun 8:30 PM
Hacking 201
Q & A from our panel of experts. Play “stump the hacker”, maybe
you’ll win a prize! Brought to you by se2600.org. Elonka Dunin,
Randal L. Schwartz, Cheshire Catalyst, Jonathan Strickland, jonny
X Sun 10:00 PM, 3 Hrs
Monday
If an Internet Sales Tax is Unconstitutional, Why Am I
Being Charged It?
Many states are taxing e-commerce in ways that they know violate
the US Constitution. Understand the Commerce Clause and how
the states’ SSTP violates one of the chief components. See how
the US Supreme Court created this mess in the first place. Peter H.
Friedman. Mon 1:00 PM
Electronic Voting vs. Democracy: You Decide
Electronic voting systems installed in the wake of the hanging
chad controversy from the 2000 election have only made matters
worse. Many systems are not even capable of doing a vote-by-vote
recount. Confidence in our democracy is at stake. John Fortuin
Mon 2:30 PM
Wrap-Up and Comments
Another year of Electronic Frontiers Forums comes to a close. So
what did you think? Give us your comments, questions, and ideas
for future panels. Scott M. Jones Mon 4:00 PM, 20 Min
Filk Singing (FILK)
Friday
One Big Honkin’ Funny Music Show
Many folks quietly drinking coffee. Very quietly. jonny X Mon 10:00
AM
Rob Balder, Luke Ski, Worm Quartet, Tom Smith, the
Brobdingnagian Bards, and our Filk GOH Carla Ulbrich Rob
Balder, Carla Ulbrich, Andrew McKee, Marc Gunn, The Great Luke
Ski, Tom Smith, Worm Quartet Fri 4:00 PM, 2.5 Hrs, Reg. 6-7 (H)
The Wikipedia Phenomenon
Concert: Matt Leger and Roberta Rogow
Hacking 301
A top-200 Wikipedian gives a talk on the “free encyclopedia that
anyone can edit,” which is growing at a rate of over 2,000 articles
per day. Learn tips on how to add to the project, and find out how
writing for Wikipedia is like playing an online game. Elonka Dunin.
Mon 11:30 AM
Classic Filk Night begins with mini-concerts by two well-known
practitioners of the art Matt Leger, Roberta Rogow Fri 8:30 PM
Concert: Joe Giacoio and Carla Ulbrich
Two more mini-concerts by guitar wizard Joe Giacoio and our Filk
GOH, Carla Ulbrich Carla Ulbrich, Joe Giacoio Fri 10:00 PM
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Concert: The Boogie Knights
Get your Renaissance freak on as the masters of the madrigal
mosh Kick It Up Ye Notche Boogie Knights Fri 11:30 PM
Open Filk
Performers, listeners, all are welcome -- come on down and have
some fun! Sat 1:00 AM, all night
Saturday
Concert: Carrie Dahlby and Throwing Toasters
Mini-concerts by The FuMP’s Carrie Dahlby and the acclaimed
Throwing Toasters Carrie Dahlby, Grant Baciocco Sat 8:30 PM
Concert: Rob Balder and Worm Quartet
Two more mini-concerts as The FuMP’s Rob Balder and Worm
Quartet deliver cutting-edge satire at 120 dB, and they might have
help from a friend or two Worm Quartet Sat 10:00 PM
Concert: The Brobdingnagian Bards
Harmonies, autoharps, kilts, Teh Silly. You know ‘em, you love ‘em
Andrew McKee, Marc Gunn Sat 11:30 PM
Your last chance this weekend to sing -- go for it! Mon 1:00 AM,
all night
Gaming Programming (GAME)
World of Warcraft Meet and Greet
Come find out information about the new post-apocalyptic
MMORPG from Icarus Studios. Icarus Studios staff Fri 10:00 AM
Online Currency: How Virtual Wealth Makes a Real
World Impact
Whether or not you purchase gold online, all MMO players are
affected by the Real Money Transfer business. Is Gold Farming
“a soulless source of evil” in the online world, or is it ultimately
harmless? Get the straight talk on this controversial topic. Kevin
Stallard, Krystalle Voecks, Trevor Legg Fri 11:30 AM
Guild Management
MMO Obituaries and Post Mortem
Concert: Tom Smith
The World’s Fastest Filker returns with lots of new ways to break
your brain Tom Smith Sun 10:00 PM
Concert: The Great Luke Ski
More comedy rap than you can shake a Spongebob at, savvy? The
Great Luke Ski Sun 11:30 PM
Age of Conan Meet and Greet
Fallen Earth Demo and Discussion
Sunday
The Renaissance meets Firefly with the Bedlam Bards, and the
pinnacle of musical silliness from our wonderful Filk Guest of Honor
Carla Ulbrich, Bedlam Bards Sun 8:30 PM
Learn what’s new in this exciting and popular MMORPG. Funcom
Staff Fri 5:30 PM
Friday
How can running an online guild get you a better job? Can people
apply the same management principles they learn in MMO’s to their
lives an careers in the real world? What does it take to manage a
virtual community? Kevin Stallard, Trevor Legg Fri 1:00 PM
Concert: Bedlam Bards and Carla Ulbrich
Anarchy Online
Come meet the developers of this incredible new MMORPG.
Bonus information, presentations and autograph sessions planned.
Funcom Staff Fri 7:00 PM
The music of the SF/Fantasy community, brought to life by... you!
Sun 1:00 AM, all night
Open Filk
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Open Filk
Earth & Beyond, Wish, Asheron’s Call 2, Auto Assault... What
went wrong? Why did these games fail and are today’s MMO’s
repeating those mistakes? Join us as we dissect the remains of
MMO’s that are gone but are not forgotten. Kevin Stallard, Mark
Crump Fri 2:30 PM
Upcoming Releases
Join us for a discussion of upcoming MMORPG releases such
as Warhammer Online, Tabula Rasa, Age of Conan, and Pirates
of the Burning Sea. Feel free to toss in your own rumors and
information on upcoming MMO releases. Kevin Stallard, Trevor
Legg Fri 4:00 PM
Come one, come all! Represent the Horde (or, ugh, the Alliance) in
a Meet and Greet with WoWInsider.com. There will be free stuff by
the Kodo-load and a sneak-preview of WoW events at Dragon*Con
this year. Kevin Stallard, Krystalle Voecks, Trevor Legg Fri 10:00
PM
Saturday
Is There More to Gaming than Fun?
Come meet the writers of Gaming as Culture: Essays in Reality,
Identity and Experience in Fantasy Games and discuss gaming as a
lifestyle. Lincoln Stoller, Patrick Williams Sat 10:00 AM
World of Warcraft Trivia Challenge
So you think you know it all about Azeroth? Here’s your chance
to prove it! Join us for the World of Warcraft Trivia Challenge and
test your knowledge against your fellow fans. Kevin Stallard, Laurie
Higgins Sat 11:30 AM
Best of MMO Videos
Come and pick the winner of the first (ever) Dragon*Con MMO
Video of the Year. You, the fan, will decide which fan-submitted
video will win this soon-to-be-coveted (we hope) award. Kevin
Stallard Sat 1:00 PM
Social Issues in MMO Gaming
What would you do for an Epic Mount? Does your significant other
refer to her (or him) self as “a WoW Widow”? Does MMORPG
addiction really exist or is it a concoction brewed by the media?
Come and share your thoughts with us. Kevin Stallard, Trevor Legg
Sat 2:30 PM
Is World of Warcraft ‘an MMO on Training Wheels?
What has World of Warcraft done to become the de-facto standard
for MMORPG’s? This panel will discuss what WoW has done well
and what other games could do to differentiate themselves? Kevin
Stallard, Krystalle Voecks Sat 4:00 PM
MMO Design Workshop
A discussion of which features work in MMO’s and which don’t. If you
were to design your own MMORPG from scratch, what could you
draw from other games? Why do game developers make the design
choices they do, and would you choose to do differently? Kevin
Stallard Sat 5:30 PM
Horror in Gaming
Is horror still a viable roleplaying genre? How do you get the best
out of your horror game? Also, a discussion on the Witch Hunter,
Dark Providence Game. Rucht Lilaviviat Sat 7:00 PM
Sunday
Guild Wars
Join us as we discuss issues and news from Guild Wars. Mark
Crump Sun 10:00 AM
Star Wars Galaxies
Join us as we discuss issues and news from Star Wars: Galaxies.
Mark Crump Sun 11:30 AM
Everquest, “I’m Not Dead Yet!!!’”
The World of Norrath is still alive and kicking, and while you are
reading this, several more expansions have been released. Come
in and learn more about the latest goings on in Norrath. Mark
Crump Sun 1:00 PM
Everquest 2: Norrath Redux
This discussion will cover the latest in EQ2’s version of Norrath.
How did it improve over the original and what would you like to see
added to the game in the future? Mark Crump Sun 2:30 PM
Age of Conan Demo
A full demo of the exciting new Conan based MMORPG that
includes castle building and mounted combat. A must see for any
MMORPG fan. Funcom Staff Sun 4:00 PM
City of Heroes/Villains: Puttin’ on the Spandex
A guide to life in Paragon City/The Rogue Isles. Discuss life in City
of Heroes/Villains and give fans a chance to find out more about
the life of a (virtual) superhero. Kevin Stallard Sun 5:30 PM
Dark Designs
Learn how to transform your humble abode into a lair of gothic
creativity. Cat Burns Fri 2:30 PM
The Beast Within
Monday
Werewolves are among mankind’s oldest monsters. This panel
examines the beasts that lie waiting beneath the veneer of
humanity. Rosemary Ellen Guiley, Carrie Vaughn, Derek Tatum,
Mandy Slater Fri 4:00 PM
Lord of the Rings Online
Sound + Vision
Join us as we discuss issues and news from Lord of the Rings
Online. Kevin Stallard, Trevor Legg Mon 10:00 AM
EVE Online: What about BoB?
How has the Band of Brothers scandal affected EVE Online? Can
EVE recover the trust of it’s player base enough to keep the game
viable? What consequences have come about in a game whose
economy is completely player driven? Kevin Stallard Mon 11:30 AM
What Do You Want to See Next Year?
Here is your chance to tell us what you want to see next year, what
we did right this year, and remind us to take public speaking lessons.
Your feedback is encouraged. Join us here and on our website (www.
dragoncon-mmo.org) to give us your input. Kevin Stallard, Trevor
Legg Mon 1:00 PM
Battlestar to Serenity: What’s New from MWP, Ltd
Q & A on the new PG Products from the Margaret Weis Productions,
LTD. Cam Banks, Digger Hayes, Jamie Chambers Mon 2:30 PM
How important is retaining a certain “look” for your band, and how
can you keep it from becoming mere artifice? What visual aids—
from stage props to album artwork—help to convey an appropriate
atmosphere? DJ Ichabod (m), Micah Consylman [BM], Rick Joyce
[TLD], Rogue [CXS] Fri 5:30 PM
Nevermore! The Nightmares of Poe
Edgar Allan Poe’s legacy of terror continues to weave dark strands
through the gothic, dark fantasy, and horror genres. Wendy Darling
(m) Fri 7:00 PM
Glitter, Garters, and Goth
A panel devoted to the rising interest in burlesque and the dark
cabaret aesthetic among the gothic subculture. Kynt (m), Louise de
Ville, Scarlett Noir, Veronica Lashe, Vyxsin Fri 8:30 PM
Interview with the (Psychic) Vampire
Author and occultist Michelle Belanger talks about her experiences
with the supernatural. Michelle Belanger, Rosemary Ellen Guiley
(m). Fri 10:00 PM
Gothic Shadows (GOTH)
Saturday
Friday
Monsters in Our Midst
Goth Music 201
Begin the weekend with a history and overview of the various forms
of music that fall under the gothic and darkwave banners. DJ Spider,
Derek Tatum, DJ Ichabod, DJ Kaleidoscope, DJ Reaver, End the DJ,
Kynt Fri 1:00 PM
The classic Universal Monsters embody primal archetypes that
continue to resonate with horror writers and fans to this day. Scott
Allie, Todd Livingston, Steve Niles, Eric Powell, Fred Grimm,
Mandy Slater (m) Sat 1:00 PM
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The Making of The Girl Next Door
The Art of Darkness
The crew of The Girl Next Door discuss their task of turning Jack
Ketchum’s disturbing novel into a feature film. William Atherton,
Jack Ketchum, Philip Nutman. Sat 2:30 PM
An illuminating hour with some of this year’s attending visual
artists! Gris Grimly, Ted Naifeh, Cat Burns (m), Crab Scrambly Sun
2:30 PM
30 Days of Night
Rocking the Crypt!
Acclaimed writer Steve Niles talks about the terrifying vampire
universe that he created for his seminal comic 30 Days of Night, as
well as the novels, spin-offs, and feature film that it has inspired.
Steve Niles. Sat 4:00 PM
A panel of musicians discuss the lure of the macabre and horrific
themes in music. Is music an effective way of evoking terror? Adrya
Stembridge, Andy Deane [BM], Gee Grant, Jimmy Calabrese,
Micah Consylman [BM] Sun 4:00 PM
Rock’n’Roll Ain’t Pretty
Bleeding Into the Mainstream
A fast-paced game show where musical guests tell horrifying
stories about life in a touring band, and the audience can win
prizes! Andy Deane [BM], Jeff Diehm [TLD] (m), Tony Lechmanski
[BM] Sat 5:30 PM
An Hour with Sherrilyn Kenyon
Our annual hour probing the mind and imagination of bestselling author
Sherrilyn Kenyon Sherrilyn Kenyon, Alethea Kontis (m). Sat 7:00 PM
Cosmic Dread: The Terrors of Lovecraft
Michelle Belanger presents a look into the influences and sinister
implications of H.P. Lovecraft’s horror fiction. Michelle Belanger.
Sat 8:30 PM
The Evil That Men Do
Cult horror legend Jack Ketchum discusses the role that true
crimes have in inspiring his tales of raw terror. Jack Ketchum. Sun
7:00 PM
Vampires: An Unnatural History
Sunday
The icon of the vampire continues to seduce and terrify the
imagination. Michelle Belanger, Rosemary Ellen Guiley, Mandy
Slater (m), Theresa Bane Sun 8:30 PM
Urban Fantasy
Monday
The urban fantasy genre has been around for a long time, but in
recent years, it has captured a larger audience than ever before.
This panel takes a look behind this fast-growing movement. L.A.
Banks, Holly Black, Susan Sizemore, Carrie Vaughn, Jeanne
Stein, Marc Valhara (m) Sun 11:30 AM
Terror in Four Colors
Tales of terror have had a long history in the medium of comics.
Join some of today’s top writers and artists as they talk about what
is going on the world of horror comics—and what the future might
hold. Scott Allie, Todd Livingston, Steve Niles, Eric Powell, Fred
Grimm (m), Jeremy Atkins Sun 1:00 PM
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Gothic imagery is becoming more and more common in the
mainstream media. Learn how media depictions of goths can help
put a positive spin on the subculture. Michelle Belanger, DJ Spider,
Voltaire, DJ Ichabod (m), Kynt, Rick Joyce [TLD], Vyxsin Sun 5:30
PM
Short Shocks
Writers discuss the craft of writing horror short stories. Lawrence
Barker, Chesya Burke, Elizabeth Donald, Fred Grimm (m) Mon
1:00 PM
The Craft of Songwriting
A band is only as good as their songs. This panel will focus on the
art of writing songs that are not only artistically valid to the artist,
but accessible to the listener as well. Voltaire, Andy Deane [BM],
Marc Valhara (m), Rick Joyce [TLD], Rogue [CXS] Mon 2:30 PM
The End?
Stop by for the final hour of the weekend Mon 4:00 PM
Independent Film & Festival (FILM)
Friday
Film Track Kickoff—General Info
Hear what to expect from the Film Festival & Track (events, guests,
short film/feature screenings). This is your starting place for 4 days
of film. Then will jump right in with a discussion/screening on the
nature of directing. Hunter Cressall, E. R. Nelson, Alex Orr, Peter
Sullivan. Fri 1:00 PM
Short Film Festival: Animation Block 1
We start off the festival with beautiful computer animation from
Australia and expressive cell animation from England. We’ve got
aliens, heroic critters, and the newest work from the pen of multiaward winner Don Hertzfeldt. Fri 2:30 PM
Making SF and Fantasy Films
Our filmmakers will let us in on what it takes to make SF and fantasy
films, and scriptwriter Peter Sullivan may show us some clips from
his upcoming sci-fi channel films. Peter Sullivan. Fri 4:00 PM
Short Film Festival: Comedies - When Good Films
Get Silly
What happens when the crew of Apollo 13 must cook Thanksgiving
dinner and make it out alive? What if “Jack Dour” doesn’t have 24,
but only 07? Come see the newest comedies from up- and-coming
directors Peter Sullivan. Fri 5:30 PM
Short Film Festival: Zombie Love!
Singing/Dancing Zombies? It’s Andrew Lloyd Webber meets
George Romero. It’s funny. It’s bloody, and you haven’t seen
anything like it. Q & A with the director after. Fri 7:00 PM
The Spirit of Independent Film
What is the state of independent film? New artistic expressions or
garbage. Everyone shouts about the “spirit of indie film.” Is that
meaningful? Is it a revolutionary philosophy or just an excuse for
no talent and even less skill Hunter Cressall, Lloyd Kaufman, E. R.
Nelson, Alex Orr, Matt Green Fri 8:30 PM
Short Film Festival: Horror
Ready to be scared? Thrilled? Looking for ghosts? Killers? How about
bugs that crawl under the skin? Come on in, we have the newest
cinematic nightmares for you. Fri 10:00 PM
Short Film Festival: Horror Continued + 1:00 AM
Feature: Vampira The Movie + 3:00 AM Animations
The conclusion of our block of great horror shorts. Then at 1:00 AM
Vampira: The Movie tells the story of the famed late night hostess
and star of Plan 9 From Outer Space. At 3:00 AM, finish your night
with an hour of shorts. Theodora Michaels Fri 11:30 PM, 4.5 Hrs
Saturday
Machinima 101 and Beyond (Preceded by an Hour of
Short Films at 9:00 AM)
Groundbreakers in the growing genre of Machinima, Clint
Hackleman of Myndflame and Adam Freese of Never Winter
Night’s series Never Ending Nights, explain how it’s done and
what’s coming next! Sat 10:00 AM, 2.5 Hrs
Tippi Hedren and the Big Cats of Shambala
Tippi Hedren is known as the star of Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds
but her real love has been the tigers, lions, and other great cats that
she cares for at the Shambala sanctuary. This is a story of fierce
predators that needed a savior and found one. Tippi Hedren. Sat
10:00 AM, Intn’l S. (H)
Short Film Festival: Fantasy - Of Death and Other
Peculiarities
We have fantasy films, both light and dark, of talking scarecrows
and girls with red capes who visit wolves, and so much more. Sat
1:00 PM
Short Film Festival: Fantasy Continued - Angels
What do you do if you’ve got angels in your attic? After we answer
that question, join a group of angels in their day-to-day conflicts
with their fallen cousins. Sat 2:30 PM
Film Production Around the World
What’s it like to film in Australia? Japan? France? Some of this
year’s foreign filmmakers will tell us their stories as well as a couple
of diverse U.S. filmmakers. Their adventures are informative and
sometimes funny and painful. Sat 4:00 PM
Short Film Festival: Animation Block 2
Our second set of animation, you’ll find 3D works rendered by
computer and pencil pieces made the old fashioned way. There are
wacky films and serious investigations into insanity. Sat 5:30 PM
Feature Screening: Pirates of the Great Salt Lake
Arrr, come all pirates t’ the Salt Lake for knee-slappin’ ad’enture.
Aye, you’ll find a pair o’ swashbucklers, an evil pawn broker, a
gypsy, cursed treasure, and ghosts. Q & A afterwards with the
director. Special seating for pirates in costume. E. R. Nelson. Sat
7:00 PM, 2.5 Hrs, Intn’l N. (H)
Short Film Festival: Twisted Tales
Something just isn’t right in these stories of not-quite-dead rabbits,
parents who like their kids a little too much, and boy princes who
compete to be the most boyish boy. Oh yes, something is very
wrong indeed. Sat 10:00 PM
Short Film Festival: Twisted Tales continued +
Exploitation Films (1:00 AM) + Late Night Shorts (3:00 AM)
Our Twisted Tales block concludes, followed by a discussion and
look at 70s exploitation cinema (what were all those nuns doing with
whips?) and horror shorts at 3:00 AM. Sat 11:30 PM, 4.5 Hrs
Sunday
Short Film Festival: Science Fiction - Mad Machines,
Wily Hackers, and Dystopian Futures
Start the day with world class sci-fi. What do you do when there’s
no more oxygen? How do you escape in a culture where every
aspect of your life is controlled? What do two ambassadors do
after the world has been destroyed? Films start at 9:00 AM. Sun
10:00 AM
Film Critics in the Morning: The 10 Most Important
Science Fiction Films of All Time
Our critics (Dr. Bob Blackwood, Dr. John L. Flynn, Matthew M.
Foster) will take a lively look at the movie you must see if you want
to understand cinematic science fiction. Some are classics. Some
aren’t. A must panel for any SF film fan. Dr. Bob Blackwood, John
L. Flynn. Sun 11:30 AM
Legal Issues in Filmmaking
To make a film, you’ve got to know the law. Can you use that
music? That location? Can your character drink a can of coke?
Can you use Luke Skywalker in your film? And what about using
clips from video games to make your own film. Come and learn.
Theodora Michaels Sun 1:00 PM, Reg. 5 (H)
Short Film Festival: Deranged Comedy
Some stories are deranged. Some are comic. You’ll find both here.
Our filmmakers have cooked up some beautiful and sometimes
strange films that will stick with you for a long time. Join the illness!
Sun 2:30 PM
Short Film Festival: Unusal tales continued - A Little
Singing and Dancing Can’t Kill You
Our festival screening block continues. Do you like musicals? If so,
I hope you like them with death, or even undeath. Deep, funny, and
deranged, this is what Broadway doesn’t show. Ever see a zombie
sing? You will. Sun 4:00 PM
Juliet Landau on Independent and Short Film
Sure you know Ms. Landau as the sensual and crazed Drusilla on
Buffy, but she’s also worked extensively in independent film and
has one of the best modern shorts under her belt: the ghost story
“Repossessed.” Spend an hour on the other side of her career. Juliet
Landau. Sun 5:30 PM
Short Film Festival: Cannibal Flesh Riot! and The
Henchman
What’s better than red-neck ghouls? Not much. Luckily you’ll find
them here, as well as a man just trying to make a living as a supervillian henchman. Gris Grimly. Sun 7:00 PM, Hanover CDE (H)
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What Film Festival’s Want
Dan Krovich (Atlanta Film Festival & Out on Film) and Matthew M.
Foster (Dragon*Con) will explain what festival’s want and how to deal
with them, and you’ll have a chance to ask questions or just complain.
A must panel if your doing the festival circuit Sun 8:30 PM
Short Film Festival: War
We’ve got some great war-themed films for you. A WWII bomber
on one of the most horrific runs of the war finds it has a visitor.
Then we go back 2000 years to Rome, where murder leads to the
creation of the mafia Sun 10:00 PM
Feature Screening: Blood Car + Inappropriate Short Films
A warped horror comedy of the near future when gas prices are so
high that a man finds a new fuel source: HUMAN BLOOD. Followed
at 1:30 AM by dark and hysterical Inappropriate Films—not for
kids—including the acclaimed Stunt C*cks. Machinima follows at
4:00 AM. Alex Orr. Sun 11:30 PM, 6.5 Hr
Friday
Joe Giacoio
Joe Giacoio. Fri 11:00 AM, 30 Min
Rob Balder
Rob Balder. Fri 12:30 PM, 30 Min
Emerald Rose
Emerald Rose. Fri 2:00 PM, 30 Min
Three-Quarter Ale
Three-Quarter Ale. Fri 3:30 PM, 30 Min
Ghosts Project
Ghosts Project Fri 5:00 PM, 30 Min
Bedlam Bards Fri 6:30 PM, 30 Min
Short Film Festival: Filmmaker Discussion
Saturday
Short Film Festival: 2007 Awards Ceremony
Sunday
Tom Smith
Tom Smith Sun 11:00 AM, 30 Min
Bella Morte
Bella Morte (acoustic). Sun 12:30 PM, 30 Min
Carla Ulrich
Carla Ulbrich. Sun 2:00 PM, 30 Min
DP3
DP3 Sun 3:30 PM, 30 Min
The Brobdingnagian Bards
Brobdingnagian Bards. Sun 5:00 PM, 30 Min
Throwing Toasters
Throwing Toasters Sun 6:30 PM, 30 Min
Bedlam Bards
Monday
Everyone is invited to our group discussion of short filmmaking.
We’ll hear funny and painful production stories, swap info, watch
some clips and full shorts, and generally chat about short film. Gris
Grimly, Peter Sullivan. Mon 10:00 AM, 2.5 Hrs, Reg. 5 (H)
Worm Quartet
Worm Quartet Sat 11:00 AM, 30 Min
Boogie Knights
Boogie Knights Sat 12:30 PM, 30 Min
Live Performances: Concerts (LIVE)
Thursday
Dragon*Concert: Cemetery Surfers
Cemetery Surfers. Thu 9:00 PM, Cent. II-III (H)
Dragon*Concert: Rennfest/Celtic Extravaganza!
Come see who are the winners of the 2007 Dragon*Con
Independent Short Film Festival. Mon 1:00 PM, Reg. 5 (H)
The Last Dance
The Last Dance (acoustic). Sat 2:00 PM, 30 Min
This is what you get you you take Three-Quarter Ale, then add The
Lost Boys, and top it off with Emerald Rose. Emerald Rose, The
Lost Boys, Three-Quarter Ale. Thu 10:00 PM, 2 Hrs, Reg. 6-7 (H)
State of the Union of HD
Serpenteens
Dragon*Concert: Haloscript
The Serpenteens (acoustic). Sat 3:30 PM, 30 Min
Haloscript. Thu 11:00 PM, Cent. II-III (H)
Cemetary Surfers
Friday
What’s working and what isn’t with HD. We’ll talk cameras and how
prosumer HD has been a disappointment and why you should be
optimistic about its future. Hunter Cressall. Mon 2:30 PM
Film Festival Closing: What’s Next for Our
Filmmakers and Wrap-up
Come on by and join the discussion. What went right? What went wrong?
What was just weird? Our director will wrap-up another year and filmmakers
will let us know what’s next for them. Peter Sullivan. Mon 4:00 PM
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Live Performances: Concourse (CONC)
Cemetery Surfers (acoustic). Sat 5:00 PM, 30 Min
The Great Luke Ski
The Great Luke Ski Sat 6:30 PM, 30 Min
Dragon*Concert: The Goodies
The Goodies. Sat 12:00 AM, 45 Min, Cent. II-III (H)
Dragon*Concert: The Luchagors
The Luchagors. Sat 12:00 AM, 45 Min, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Dragon*Concert: Voltaire
Dragon*Concert: Calabrese
Dragon*Concert:Bella Morte
Lips Down on Dixie
Voltaire. Sat 1:00 AM, 45 Minutes, Cent. II-III (H)
Bella Morte. Sat 1:00 AM, 45 Min, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Dragon*Dance with DJ Spider
Primarily a goth/industrial DJ with a healthy dose of 80s, she has
spun a variety of formats over the years, which means anything is
bound to show up in her sets, described as “vibrant”, “surprising”,
“kick-ass”, and “Omigod, is she really that tall?” DJ Spider. Sat 2:00
AM, All Night, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Saturday
Dragon*Concert: Ghoultown
Calabrese. Mon 1:00 AM, 45 Min, Reg. 6-7 (H)
The Rocky Horror Picture Show featuring the Lips Down on Dixie
live performance cast! Find out what Franky has cooking up in the
lab and learn how to Time Warp. Lips Down on Dixie. Mon 1:00 AM,
2 Hrs, Cent. II-III (H)
Dragon*Dance with DJ Spider and DJ Weasel
DJ Weasel and DJ Spider team up to provide you with music to dance the
night away. DJ Spider, DJ Weasel. Mon 3:00 AM, All Night, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Podcasting (POD)
Ghoultown. Sat 10:30 PM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Friday
Dragon*Concert: Vainglory
Podcasting 101
Vainglory. Sat 11:30 PM, 45 Min, Cent. II-III (H)
Dragon*Concert: The Last Dance
The Last Dance. Sun 12:00 AM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Dragon*Concert: Twisted Tower Dire
Twisted Tower Dire. Sun 12:30 AM, 45 Min, Cent. II-III (H)
Dragon*Dance with DJ Weasel
If you enjoy electronic music and love to dance, come out and
celebrate late nights with DJ Weasel. He’ll be spinning all manner
of Trance, Breaks, House and Drum and Bass, with a ton of mixes
specially tailored for attendees of the Con. Your ears will thank you.
DJ Weasel. Sun 1:00 AM, All Night, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Sunday
Dragon*Concert: Crüxshadows
Crüxshadows. Mon 12:00 AM, 45 Min, Cent. II-III (H)
Dragon*Concert: The Serpenteens
The Serpenteens. Mon 12:00 AM, 45 Min, Reg. 6-7 (H)
The Kick-Off celebration for the 2007 podcasting track at
Dragon*Con! Discussion on the events of the weekend, and
special announcements. Mur Lafferty, Alex Williams, Amber Rhea,
Len Peralta, Michael Mennenga, Rob Walch Fri 1:00 PM
Fancasting
A panel discusion with leading podcasters from Fancasts that serve
a fan community. How to arrange celebrity interviews and more.
Chemda, Kevin Bachelder, Kurt Armbruster, Les Howard, Rich
Sigfrit, Steve Eley Fri 2:30 PM
Podcasting for Promotion
Are you a writer, musician, game designer, or trying to promote
your brand or grow an audience? Learn the tricks to get a wider
audience! J.C. Hutchins, Matthew Wayne Selznick, Scott Sigler,
Alex Williams, Amber Rhea, Chemda, Les Howard, Michael
Mennenga Fri 4:00 PM
Interactive Podcasting (TalkShoe and BlogTalk)
Using some of the most popular live podcasting/net radio services to
produce your show, tips and tricks. Matthew Wayne Selznick, Chemda,
Kieth Malley, Oblivion Fri 5:30 PM
ScapeCast LIVE!
The folks from ScapeCast come to do some of their Deep Geeking
on FarScape! Tee Morris, Kari Haley, Kevin Bachelder, Kurt
Armbruster, Lindy Rae, Wendy Hembrock Fri 7:00 PM, 30 Min
Geologic Podcast LIVE!
George Hrab comes to Dragon*Con to do his amazing podcast LIVE
for everyone to see! George Hrab. Fri 8:30 PM
Keith and the Girl LIVE!
Kieth and the Girl come to Dragon*Con! Chemda, Keith Malley Fri
10:00 PM, 3 Hrs
Saturday
Video Podcasting 101
You enjoy Video Podcasts and want to show the world your own
stuff. Here’s where to learn the tricks and tips from the folks who
have been doing it since the start! Tee Morris, Alex Williams, Len
Peralta, Paul Fischer, Rev Chumley, Rhett Aultman, Rich Sigfrit Sat
10:00 AM
Podcasting in the Classroom
A panel discussing the benefits of using podcasting for teachers
and students. Ideas which can be used to create enthusiasm in
students. Dr. Pamela L Gay, Michael Stackpole, Lorrie Mennenga,
Oreta Taylor, Seth Harwood Sat 11:30 AM
Podcasting UN
Come and join podcasters from around the world for a discussion
on how podcasting issues and from other countries thier way of
doing a show. Tee Morris, Alex Williams, Kurt Armbruster, Pip
Ballantine, Seth Harwood, The Ranting Scotsman Sat 1:00 PM
Podcasting for Games and Gamers
A panel of folks who create and do their own podcasts about
games, and gaming. Jim Van Verth, Bobby Blackwolf, Don A.
Dehm, Jeff Himmelman, Jeremiah, Sam Chupp Sat 2:30 PM
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Astronomy Cast LIVE!
The premere Space and Science Podcast comes LIVE to
Dragon*Con. With special guest hosts Derek and Swoopy! Dr.
Pamela L Gay, Derek Colanduno, Swoopy Sat 4:00 PM
Aliens You Will Meet LIVE!
A live puppet based play based on the podcast by the same name.
J.C. Hutchins, Mur Lafferty, Matthew Wayne Selznick, Jared
Axelrod Sat 5:30 PM, 30 Min
Second Annual Parsec Awards Extravaganza!
Join us for the second annual Parsec Awards for excellence in
Sci-Fi and Fantasy podcasting! George Hrab, Mur Lafferty, Michael
Mennenga, Patrick McLean, Steve Eley, Swoopy Sat 7:00 PM, 2.5
Hrs, Reg. 5 (H)
Expanding the Firefly ‘Verse - The Signal LIVE!
The crew of The Signal podcast records a special live edition of
their award winning show at Dragon*Con for the second year in
a row. They explore the ongoing Firefly/Serenity universe and fan
efforts to expand it. serenityfirefly.com Carolyn, James Parkinson,
Kari Haley, Kevin Bachelder, Les Howard, Miranda Thomas Sat
10:00 PM
Wingin’ It 3-D LIVE!
How much harm can they do? Vice squads standing by! The retooled Wingin’ It comes to Dragon*Con to show off their new look!
Michael Stackpole, Derek Colanduno, Michael Mennenga, Swoopy
Sat 11:30 PM
Sunday
LuLu TV LIVE!
Lulu TV Loves Dragon*Con - video mashups and the future
of internet broad (pod) casting. Mur Lafferty, Matthew Wayne
Selznick. Sun 10:00 AM
The Adventures of Dr. Floyd LIVE!
When his Time and Space Travel device is stolen by the Evil
Mastermind Dr. Steve and his sock-shaped assistant Fidgert, Dr.
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Floyd and Dr. Grant and their faithful robot C.H.I.P.S. must do what
they can to get it back! Cast of Dr. Floyd Sun 11:30 AM
Monday
Podcast 411 LIVE!
Where is podcasting going, where is it taking us? A look at the
possible future of podcasting and how we can make sure to not be
left behind. Look at the new technology and upcoming innovations.
Stephen Euin Cobb, Michael Stackpole, Alex Williams, Amber
Rhea, Chemda, Steve Eley Mon 10:00 AM
Rob Walch brings his unique ‘Inside the Podcasters Studio’ type
show to Dragon*Con! Rob Walch Sun 1:00 PM
5 Questions LIVE!
Greg brings the interactive Quiz Show podcast to Dragon*Con
LIVE for you to get involved in in real time! Greg Demitrick Sun
2:30 PM
Least of My Brethren LIVE!
A science fiction story about what makes someone human, set
on a mining station in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
Off-Earth religion is just as complicated as it is at home, a space
traveling priest how complicated it can be. Michael Stackpole,
Chemda, Patrick McLean, Rich Sigfrit, Swoopy Sun 4:00 PM
Podcasting Your Writing
Tips and Tricks for those who want to podcast your writing and
books. Maybe you can hear a chapter or two of a new book! J.C.
Hutchins, Mur Lafferty, Tee Morris, Matthew Wayne Selznick,
Scott Sigler, Michael Stackpole, Sam Chupp, Seth Harwood Sun
5:30 PM
Alien Ethos: Ethics of Sci-Fi LIVE!
An exploration of the ethical issues of Science Fiction. From movies
to books/comics and how they relate to our lives and society. J.C.
Hutchins, Michael Shermer, Alex Williams, Kade Hutchinson, Kevin
Pratt Sun 7:00 PM
PodSci Panel
Panel about Science Podcasts, the leaders speak about how
to present and be aware of the public perception of Science
podcasting on the internet Dr. Pamela L Gay, Derek Colanduno,
Dr. Ginger Campbell, Kevin Pratt, Robynn McCarthy Sun 8:30 PM
Podcast Peer Awards Ceremony
The 2 Annual Podcast Peer Awards handed out LIVE at
Dragon*Con. Dave Hitt Sun 10:00 PM, 2 Hrs
nd
Podcasting Into the Future
Creative Commons and Legal Issues
Come and discuss all things related to your own content and how
to deal with the content of others. George Hrab, Matthew Wayne
Selznick, Scott Sigler, Brother Love, Courtney Lytle Perry Mon
11:30 AM
Talk Back to the Podcasters!
Are you a podcast listener? If you listen to a show and think it
is the best, come here and meet several of the top podcasters
at Dragon*Con and ask questions and show your support! This
might be recorded for use later, so become part of a huge show!
:) George Hrab, J.C. Hutchins, Scott Sigler, Alex Williams, Keith
Malley, Swoopy, Thomas Strickland Mon 1:00 PM
Podcast Track Sign Off!
We review the past four days and think about what might happen
next year. Suggestions, complaints, and stories of the good times!
Lets all look forward to next year and we’ll all do it again! J.C.
Hutchins, Michael Stackpole, Chemda, Ginger Campbell, Greg
Diemtrick, Keith Malley, Swoopy Mon 2:30 PM
Readings (READ)
Friday
Dragon*Reading: Bobby Nash
Bobby Nash. Fri 1:00 PM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Dr. Pamela L Gay
Dr. Pamela L Gay. Fri 1:00 PM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Chesya Burke
Dragon*Reading: Michael Shermer
Dragon*Reading: Peter Sullivan
Dragon*Reading: Jack McDevitt
Dragon*Reading: Todd McCaffrey
Dragon*Reading: Thomas Patrick Kratman
Dragon*Reading: Kevin Dockery
Dragon*Reading: Eugie Foster
Dragon*Reading: John C. Snider
Dragon*Reading: Selina Rosen
Dragon*Reading: Peter S. Beagle
Dragon*Reading: Marie Croall
Dragon*Reading: Michael N. Langford
Dragon*Reading: David Weber
Dragon*Reading: Mike Resnick
Dragon*Reading: Tony Ruggiero
Dragon*Reading: Jody Lynn Nye
Dragon*Reading: Brandon Jerwa
Dragon*Reading: James Palmer
Dragon*Reading: Laura J. Underwood
Dragon*Reading: Jack Ketchum
Dragon*Reading: Mur Lafferty
Dragon*Reading: JP Rhea
Dragon*Reading: William Alan Ritch
Saturday
Dragon*Reading: Keith R.A. DeCandido
Dragon*Reading: Carrie Vaughn
Dragon*Reading: Sherrilyn Kenyon
Dragon*Reading: Robert Asprin
Dragon*Reading: Dan Jolley
Dragon*Reading: Timothy Zahn
Dragon*Reading: Drew Curtis
Dragon*Reading: Aberrant Dreams: The Awakening
Chesya Burke. Fri 2:30 PM, 45 min
Jack McDevitt. Fri 2:30 PM, 45 min
Kevin Dockery. Fri 4:00 PM, 45 min
Selina Rosen. Fri 4:00 PM, 45 min
Michael N. Langford. Fri 5:30 PM, 45 min
Tony Ruggiero. Fri 5:30 PM, 45 min
James Palmer. Fri 7:00 PM, 45 min
Mur Lafferty. Fri 7:00 PM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Elizabeth Leggett
Elizabeth Leggett. Sat 10:00 AM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Martha Wells
Martha Wells. Sat 10:00 AM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Elizabeth Donald
Elizabeth Donald. Sat 11:30 AM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Eva Hopkins
Eva Hopkins. Sat 11:30 AM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Sean Taylor
Michael Shermer. Sat 1:00 PM, 48 min
Todd McCaffrey. Sat 1:00 PM, 45 min
Eugie Foster. Sat 2:30 PM, 45 min
Peter S. Beagle. Sat 2:30 PM, 45 min
David Weber. Sat 4:00 PM, 45 min
Jody Lynn Nye. Sat 4:00 PM, 47 min
Laura J. Underwood. Sat 4:00 PM, 45 min
J P Rhea. Sat 5:30 PM, 45 min
Keith R.A. DeCandido. Sat 5:30 PM, 45 min
Sherrilyn Kenyon. Sat 5:30 PM, 46 min
Dan Jolley. Sat 7:00 PM, 49 min
Drew Curtis. Sat 7:00 PM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Tee Morris
Tee Morris. Sat 7:00 PM, 45 min
Sean Taylor. Sat 11:30 AM, 45 min
Sunday
Dragon*Reading: Harry Turtledove
Dragon*Reading: Janny Wurts
Harry Turtledove. Sat 1:00 PM, 45 min
Peter Sullivan. Sun 10:00 AM, 45 min
Thomas Patrick Kratman. Sun 10:00 AM, 45 min
John C. Snider. Sun 11:30 AM, 45 min
Marie Croall. Sun 11:30 AM, 50 min
Mike Resnick. Sun 11:30 AM, 45 min
Brandon Jerwa. Sun 1:00 PM, 45 min
Jack Ketchum. Sun 1:00 PM, 45 min
William Alan Ritch. Sun 1:00 PM, 45 min
Carrie Vaughn. Sun 2:30 PM, 52 min
Robert Asprin. Sun 2:30 PM, 51 min
Timothy Zahn. Sun 2:30 PM, 45 min
Lawrence Barker, Chesya Burke, Eugie Foster, Jack McDevitt,
Jana Oliver, John C. Snider. Sun 4:00 PM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Kathleen Ryan
Kathleen Ryan. Sun 4:00 PM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Terry Brooks
Terry Brooks. Sun 4:00 PM, 45 min
Janny Wurts. Sun 10:00 AM, 45 min
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Dragon*Reading: Kevin J. Anderson
Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time (WOT)
Dragon*Reading: Tiffany Shepis
Friday
Kevin J. Anderson. Sun 5:30 PM, 45 min
Tiffany Shepis. Sun 5:30 PM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: L.A. Banks
L.A. Banks. Sun 7:00 PM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Michael Stackpole
Join us for the opening of the Wheel of Time track. We’ll give you
an over view of this year’s events and make our introductions. Fri
1:00 PM
Michael Stackpole. Sun 7:00 PM, 45 min
Aiel vs. Seanchan!
Monday
Royal Family Feud
Dragon*Reading: Bruce Gehweiler
Bruce Gehweiler. Mon 10:00 AM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Maureen Johnson
Maureen Johnson. Mon 10:00 AM, 45 min
Who’s better? Show up to cast your vote! Fri 2:30 PM
Who will win? The sneaky Damodred’s? Or the upright Trakands?
Come and test your knowledge of the series against another team.
Fri 4:00 PM
WoT Mythology
Dragon*Reading: A.C. Charania
A.C. Charania. Mon 11:30 AM, 45 min
Artur Hawkwing, Birgitte Silverbow, and ... Ann Landers? Come
discuss the legendary (and not so legendary) basis of WoT. Fri
5:30 PM
Dragon*Reading: Matt Wallace
A Night at the Winespring Inn
Matt Wallace. Mon 11:30 AM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Gary Kim Hayes
Gary Kim Hayes. Mon 1:00 PM, 45 min
One of our most beloved traditions, the Winespring Inn is an
evening of Wheel of Time style entertainment and merriment. Fri
Dragon*Reading: M. B. Weston
Saturday
M. B. Weston. Mon 1:00 PM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Jana Oliver
Jana Oliver. Mon 2:30 PM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Kathryn Hinds
Kathryn Hinds. Mon 2:30 PM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Margaret Weis
Margaret Weis. Mon 4:00 PM, 45 min
Dragon*Reading: Rebecca Moesta
Rebecca Moesta. Mon 4:00 PM, 45 min
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The Grave Is No Bar to My Call
Track Closed: Dragon*Con Parade!
Grab your camera and find good seats for Dragon*Con’s sixth
annual parade. The Wheel of Time track will be out in force again
this year. Sat 10:00 AM
Looney Theories!
Bela killed Asmodean? What other crazy theories have you always
had, but been afraid to speak of? Sat 11:30 AM
The Sword Forms
What are the sword forms? What real world fighting styles are they
based on? And how do we know what “Humming-bird Kisses the
Honeyrose” looks like? Join us for a live demonstration of the WoT
fighting system and discussion of its real worldinfluences. Sat 1:00
PM, Reg. 5 (H)
Wheel of Time Art Panel
Ever wonder how other fans see the characters? Come on by and
see what others see. Ben Gundersen, Joe Trimarchi Sat 2:30 PM
The Sewing Circle I
Do you want a Wheel of Time costume but aren’t sure where to
begin? Then join our beginners level discussion group for easy
and budget friendly tips on everything from shawls to shoufas. Sat
4:00 PM
Wheel of Time Costume Contest
Shawl twitching, spear rattling, and Seanchan Blood noses in the
air—come show off your Wheel of Time costume for spiffy prizes!
Or watch the fun and cheer for your favorites. Sat 5:30 PM, Reg.
5 (H)
Beat the WoT Geeks
Come test your knowledge of the books against experts in several
categories. Sat 7:00 PM
Eye of the World Interpretive Dance
We’re not really sure what is either. We wouldn’t miss it for all the
gold in the Mountains of Mist though. See the show too hot for the
Marriott Tenth Floor!! Sat 8:30 PM
Are You a Darkfriend?
Our village is infested with Darkfriends. Can the angry mob sniff
them out before they kill us all? Probably not. Sat 10:00 PM
Sunday
Breakfast & Books I
Open discussion! Bring your ideas with you! Sun 10:00 AM
Battle of the Sexes!
A discussion of gender roles in the Wheel of Time. Sun 11:30 AM
WoT Warfare
Looking Ahead
VEX Kits: Session Three
The Sewing Circle II
Leavetakings
VEX Kit: Competition
Strategy and Tactics in the Wheel of Time. We’ll also to include a
military roundup as of Knife of Dreams. Sun 1:00 PM
So you’re past shawls and ready for more complex patterns
and techniques. Come ask questions and join the open format
discussion. From leather work, chain mail, dying or knitting—no
topic is excluded! Sun 2:30 PM
Illian’s National Trivia Bee
A look at the prophecies and dreams in the WoT, and predictions
for A Memory of Light. Mon 1:00 PM
Come in and say goodbye to the friends you made this year. Mon
2:30 PM
Stolen Life: Screening
Friday
Book Swap
A Discussiong of Dragon*Con Robot BattlesTM and the robotics
track. Kelly Lockhart, Michael Macht Fri 1:00 PM
The Great Hunt
For those relatively new to the series, or those rereading! Come
discuss the second book in the WoT series! Sun 7:00 PM
The Great Gleeman’s Competition!
Please join us for our third annual Gleeman’s Competition. Your
fellows fans will be entertaining us with stories, songs and light bulb
jokes as they compete for the prize. Sun 8:30 PM
Are You A Darkfriend? II
Our village is infested with Darkfriends. Can the angry mob sniff
them out before they kill us all? Probably not. Sun 10:00 PM
Monday
Breakfast & Books II
Open discussion! Bring your ideas with you! Mon 10:00 AM
Closing Ceremony
So how did we do this year? Come by and let us know what you
thought. Mon 11:30 AM
A screening of the movie Stolen Life. Sun 2:30 PM, 2 Hrs
Intro to Dragon*Con Robot Battles
TM
Combat Robots How-To
How to build and compete in combat robotics. Jamie Price, Michael
Macht, Paul Ventimiglia Fri 2:30 PM
FIRST Robotics Intro
The history and Future of FIRST Robotics and how to get involved.
Colleen Shaver, Paul Ventimiglia Fri 4:00 PM
Water Jetting
All about cutting with water. Simon Authur Fri 5:30 PM
Saturday
VEX Kits: Introduction
How to build with the VEX kit (Required for participating in the VEX
program.) Colleen Shaver, Michael Macht, Paul Ventimiglia Sat
10:00 AM, 1 Hrs
VEX Kits: Session One
Competing with your VEX robots. Colleen Shaver, Denny Li, Jamie
Price, Loren Dietz, Paul Ventimiglia, Simon Aurthur Sat 5:30 PM, 2 Hrs
Sunday
Robotics (ROBOT)
Come to Illian’s Second Annual Trivia Bee and test your individual
WoT trivia knowledge. Sun 4:00 PM
Need something to read while waiting for A Memory of Light?
Bring any gently used books to this panel and exchange them.
Sun 5:30 PM
Finishing up your robots. Colleen Shaver, Denny Li, Jamie Price,
Loren Dietz, Paul Ventimiglia, Simon Aurthur Sat 2:30 PM, 3 Hrs
Putting teams together and starting your robot Colleen Shaver,
Denny Li, Jamie Price, Loren Dietz, Paul Ventimiglia, Simon
Aurthur Sat 11:30 AM, 3 Hrs
Stolen Life: Discussion
Discussing Stolen Life with one of the producers. Jackie Turner
Sun 5:30 PM
Science Track (SCIENCE)
Friday
Skeptics and Skepticism 101
Meet some of the heavy hitters in the Skeptical Community as they
discuss the different types of logical fallacies, how to spot them and
why people believe them. Benjamin Radford, Michael Shermer,
Derek Colanduno, Jeff Wagg, Swoopy Fri 1:00 PM
Cold Reading and the Skeptics Toolbox: How to Fake
Psychic Powers for Fun, Not Profit
One of the best ways to debunk a fraud is by learning their tricks. This
workshop will cover the tools skeptics use to explain and disprove
pseudoscience claims. Benjamin Radford, Michael Shermer, Jeff
Wagg, Swoopy Fri 2:30 PM
Madness, Mysteries and Mayhem in the Georgia Tech
Labs
Just down the street from Dragon*Con is one of the top research
universities in the country. GT’s chief commercialization officer
talks about new inventions in engineering, computer science,
biotech, nanotech, and more! Stephen Fleming. Fri 4:00 PM
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Bose-Einstein Condensates, Fermi Superfluid Gases,
and Other Weird States of Matter
How you can cool atoms, make quantum fluids, and win a Nobel
Prize. Note: Nobel Prize not included with talk. Dr. Stephen
Granade Fri 5:30 PM
Antimatter Matters
What it is, what it isn’t, how we make it, what we’re doing with
it now, and what we’re going to do with it in the near future.. Dr.
Stephen D. Howe. Fri 7:00 PM
The James Randi Educational Foundation Million
Dollar Challenge
Info on the million dollar challenge, it’s impact, the good it does,
some problems associated with it, and why no one has won it. Jeff
Wagg Fri 8:30 PM
Clean-burning, no carbon dioxide emissions, and an inexhaustible
supply—what’s not to love about hydrogen as a fuel? Lots! Come
hear why hydrogen isn’t likely to solve any energy problems, no
matter how much it’s hyped. Stephen Fleming. Sat 2:30 PM
Evil Geniuses for a Better Tomorrow: 5th Annual
Recruiting Session, Membership Drive and Bake Sale
Members of the professional association for the working Evil Genius
discuss various methods of taking over the world for fun and profit,
avoiding common mistakes and the design of secret lairs. New
applicants should bring a resume or a project to demo. Richard
“Hawk” Altstatt, Dr. Stephen D. Howe, Michael Laine, Dr. DNA Sat
4:00 PM, Reg. 5 (H)
Smackdown! Skeptics vs. True Believers
Sunday
The Improbable Universe
Physics as we know it does not dictate our universe must be just as
it is. Many other possibilities are possible and more probable. But
we are here, and this has consequences on how we must view our
universe, and on what factors might makelife possible. Dr. Pamela
L Gay. Sun 10:00 AM
Geological Hoaxes and Frauds
How geologists know the world is not 6000 years old, among other
things. This may be a musical, which would be interesting. George
Hrab. Sun 11:30 AM
Weird and Unusual Scientific Studies (and the
Rationales Behind Them)
A slideshow and talk covering famous and fabulous cryptozoological
hoaxes throughout history. Benjamin Radford. Fri 10:00 PM
Empirical evidence, faith, the scientific method and the supernatural—
a polite but lively debate among people who don’t always see eye to
eye on these subjects. If “polite” fails, we go to nude Jell-O wrestling
and chainsaws. Patrick Burns, Benjamin Radford, Michael Shermer,
Michael Stackpole (m), Alison Smith Sat 5:30 PM, Hanover CDE (H)
Studies of learning in headless cockroaches, MRI imaging of
sexual intercourse, and the link between country music and suicide
rates. Inspired by the IgNobel Prizes and the Annals of Improbable
Research. Jason Schneiderman, jonny X Sun 1:00 PM
Saturday
Reflections on a Decade of Paranormal Investigation
...and what it means for the US: safe, clean, and eco-friendly
power. Find out who the players in the current nuclear power
market are, government involvement, and current plans for both
extending plant lifetimes while constructing new ones. Patrick
Mason Sun 2:30 PM
Bigfoot, Monsters, and Mermaids: A History of
Fabulous Hoaxes
Is It a Ghost?: A Skeptic Reviews Paranormal Footage
Compelling footage from an Australian Ghost-hunting group
leaves Skeptical Analysis of the Paranormal Society mystified and
brings up questions about the nature of skepticism, as well as the
power of belief. Alison Smith Sat 10:00 AM
Mythbusters Build Team
Tory, Kari and Grant return to Dragon*Con with more tales of
mayhem. Tory Belleci, Kari Byron, Grant Imahara. Sat 11:30 AM,
Reg. 6-7 (H)
Science, Skepticism and Sleight-of-Hand
Natural phenomena don’t try to fool you, but people do. The
study of psi phenomena benefits greatly from the assistance of
competent magicians, as demonstrations will show. Can you spot
the subterfuge, or will you be fooled too? Jeff Wagg Sat 11:30 AM
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The Hydrogen Myth
Discussing ten years of paranormal investigations, including the
nature of the paranormal, case studies of Bigfoot, crop circles,
dowsing, etc. Benjamin Radford. Sat 7:00 PM
Generation 4 Reactors
The next generation of nuclear reactors: VHTR, Supercritical-WaterCooled, Molten Salt, GFR’s, Sodium and Lead Cooled Reactors.
What they are, whose working on them, and why they’re so cool.
Patrick Mason Sat 8:30 PM
Brain Damage for Fun and Profit! Plus Eternal
Salvation(c)(tm), Free Sex, Byofrop, Etc.
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to WARP the
mental functioning of as many “norms” as possible. Either turn ‘em
into MUTANTS like us or give ‘em COLD SWEAT SCREAMING
NIGHTMARES *FOREVER*!!! Fun for the WHOLE FAMILY! The
SubGenius Space Patrol Sat 10:00 PM
The 2nd Nuclear Renaissance
How to Investigate a Haunted House
Two case studies of how a scientific paranormal investigator goes
about investigating a haunting, including the Santa Fe courthouse
“ghost” video solved mid-June 2007. Benjamin Radford. Sun 4:00
PM
The Assault on Science -or- The Lemmings Race to
the Cliff
Why is the US slipping in international rankings for science and
engineering? There are a lot of culprits—political, religious, legal,
educational and economic just to name a few. So what’s the fix?
Jason Schneiderman, Dr. C. Kevin Barrett, James P. Kinney III Sun
5:30 PM
Making the Dead Speak
Law enforcement increasingly depends upon forensic anthropology
and the application of other scientific methods in the investigation of
crimes. Come explore the fascinating world of death, decomposition
and the identification of skeletal remains! Dr. C. Kevin Barrett Sun
7:00 PM
Beer Snobs in Space
The physics and chemistry of fermentation will be affected by
low and micro gravity processes, as will carbonated beverage
container designs. These issues are of vital importance to man’s
future in space and must be addressed. Why go if we can’t drink?
James P. Kinney III Sun 8:30 PM
Transhumanism: Xerox People
What will happen when you can copy your brain? If your original
body dies in an accident, would a “restored you” really be “you?”
Why or why not? What if you restore a physical copy of yourself
before you die? What is the potential for abuse? Mon 2:30 PM
Track Wrap-up and Blame: Comments, Criticisms,
Requests and Death Threats
Do you like the split tracks? What science events would you like
to see in 2008? Do you think skepticism should have it’s own
track? Tell jonnyX. Be brutally honest and don’t worry about his
feelings—by this point he won’t even remember his name! jonny
X Mon 4:00 PM
The Science of Dune
Is the ecology of Dune realistic? Could humans really evolve as
Herbert suggests? Which of Herbert’s inventions have already
come to life? Other topics covered will include the physics,
chemistry and psychology of the Dune universe. Kevin R. Grazier,
John C. Smith. Sun 10:00 PM
Monday
TBA (Assuming anyone is actually awake at this hour.)
Keep checking the Daily Dragon and at the Science Track room for
updates. Mon 10:00 AM
Waste Not, Want Not
Where is all that nuclear waste going and why do we have so much
of it? The history of nuclear waste disposal, current techniques,
and future hopes. Patrick Mason Mon 11:30 AM
Cryonics: Cheating Death. Maybe.
The how and why of being frozen (vitrified, actually) in liquid
nitrogen in the hopes of being “reanimated” in the future. How it’s
done, what it costs, how to get started, and why everything you
learned about cryonics from Star Trek is probably wrong. Presented
by people who plan on being frozen at some point. Mon 1:00 PM
Sci-Fi & Fantasy Literature (SFLIT)
Friday
Welcome Back!
I Love the Smell of Paper in the Morning
Print books vs. e-books...or should we even care? Jean Marie
Ward, Catie Zuckerman, Rhetta Akematsu Fri 7:00 PM
Mentoring/Collaboration
Established writers taking new ones under their wing; good idea?
Julie Cochrane, John D Ringo, Suzanne Church, Tom Kratman Fri
7:00 PM
Showcase: Mike Resnick
An evening with Mike Resnick, the Hugo winning writer, traveller and
all around nice guy. Mike Resnick. Fri 8:30 PM
Turtles, DEATH and Elephants
A discussion of the adult fiction of Terry Pratchett. Dawn Benton,
Deborah Miller, Karen Smith Fri 8:30 PM
The Return of the Dead Author’s Society
No, they aren’t zombies either! Really! Joe Crowe, James Palmer,
Annette Whitlow, Larry Davis, Van Plexico Fri 10:00 PM
We give you an idea of what you can expect this year. Fri 1:00 PM
Saturday
Showcase: Tim Zahn
Breakfast with the Books
An hour with the author of multiple sf novels, both original and tie-in
Timothy Zahn. Fri 2:30 PM, Reg. 5 (H)
Sweet 16...Hundred, That Is
Why so many books about this era? What draws reader and
writers? Caran Wilbanks, Sue Phillips Fri 4:00 PM
What’s New, What’s Hot
An overview of the last year; what you should have read. Joe Crowe,
William Alan Ritch, John C. Snider, Caran Wilbanks Fri 4:00 PM
Those We Love to Hate
Villains in sf and fantasy; who are our favorites and why? Jean
Marie Ward, Debra Wedding, Gary M, Sue Phillips Fri 5:30 PM
What Do You Mean, It’s Not Literature?
What’s the definition of literature anyway? And why is sf sometimes
not considered such? William Alan Ritch, Catie Zuckerman, Kelly
Swilley, Shawn Carter Fri 5:30 PM
Wake-up with us and your favorite books. Kelly Swilley, Sue
Phillips, Van Plexico Sat 10:00 AM
Alternate History
A discussion with some of the leading lights in the field. David
Drake, Mike Resnick, William Alan Ritch (m), David Weber. Sat
11:30 AM, Reg. 5 (H)
Magic in SF/Fantasy
Use of magic in the genre; best, worst; does it add or detract? Jody
Lynn Nye, Deborah Miller, Debra Killeen Sat 1:00 PM
New Books for Old
Bring books to swap for others; one fan’s trash is another’s
treasure! Sat 1:00 PM
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Baen Books Travelling Show and Prize Patrol 2
See what Baen Books has in store for us in the coming months.
Toni Weisskopf. Sat 2:30 PM
Enough is Enough! Or is It?
What happens when series go on too long? Should there be a
limit? How do we know? Jana Oliver, Jennifer Liang Sat 2:30 PM
Showcase: Robert Asprin
Join the creator of Aahz, Skeeve and the Phule’s Company books
in a free-wheeling hour of...well, we’ll see. Robert Asprin. Sat 4:00
PM
The Past is the Future
H.G. Wells, Jules Verne and contemporaries; are they truly the
basis for our current genre? Jean Marie Ward, Caran Wilbanks,
Larry Davis Sat 4:00 PM
Places Man Was Not Meant To Go
The heart of the sun and page 24 of “Dhalgren”; what books
couldn’t we finish; do they have anything in common? Sue Phillips,
Van Plexico Sat 5:30 PM
Women in SF
Octavia Butler, Andre Norton, James Tiptree—is it any better now?
Jana Oliver, Jean Marie Ward, Clair Kiernan, Sue Phillips Sat 5:30
PM
Open the Podbay Doors
The computer in science fiction, where it’s been and where it’s
going. William Alan Ritch. Sat 7:00 PM
Ye Gods and Little Fishes
Religion in sf/fantasy, use and meaning. James Palmer, Amy
Herring, Laurel Lawson Sat 7:00 PM
Showcase: David Weber
SFLIT is pleased to welcome Dragon*Con’s literary guest of honor
David Weber. Sat 8:30 PM, Hanover CDE (H)
My Eyes! My Eyes!
Meet the author of the Shannara series for an hour of talk Terry
Brooks. Sun 5:30 PM, Reg. 5 (H)
Sunday
Military science fiction in all its forms. Kevin Dockery, David Drake, Bill
Fawcett, John D Ringo, Van Plexico Sun 7:00 PM
Fantastic Bedrock
Not the Flintstones, but what elements does a good fantasy need?
Terry Brooks, Anne Petty, Amy Herring, Debra Miller Sun 10:00
AM
Showcase: Kevin Anderson
Writer Anderson brings us his take on the Herbert novels and
others. Kevin J. Anderson. Sun 11:30 AM
Wanted Alive...or Dead?
Readership of sf is declining in favor of fantasy. Is it the cool factor?
James Palmer, Jean Marie Ward, Caran Wilbanks, Van Plexico
Sun 11:30 AM
Around the Corner with TOR Books
What’s coming next from TOR. Claire M Eddy, Paul Stephens Sun
1:00 PM
Pulp Fiction
Not the movie, sf of the past. Stephanie Souders, Van Plexico Sun
1:00 PM
Politics in Science Fiction
What part does politics play in sf, in the foundation of worlds and
stories. John D Ringo, William Alan Ritch, Van Plexico Sun 2:30
PM, Reg. 5 (H)
God, the Devil and Neil Gaiman
Semper Fi Sci-Fi
We Don’t Get No Respect
Tie-in novels; for some, legitimate work, others not. Why? Peter
David, Keith R.A. DeCandido, Richard Hatch, Martha Wells,
Timothy Zahn. Sun 7:00 PM
SF Jeopardy
Just what it says. Show off how much you know about sf. Van
Plexico (m) Sun 8:30 PM
Showcase: Harry Turtledove
Join us in welcoming the king of alternate history novels Harry
Turtledove. Sun 8:30 PM
Harrison Bergeron in Slaughterhouse Five
Kurt Vonnegut is an sf writer! No, he isn’t! Tee Morris. Sun 10:00 PM
Setting as Character
Does the where create the what? Terry Brooks, Jana Oliver, Amy
Herring Sun 10:00 PM
Monday
Revisionist History—the New Fantasy?
Does it blur the line between sf and fantasy? Amy Herring , Van
Plexico Mon 10:00 AM
Judging a Book by Its Cover
Exploring gods, goddess & religion in the work of Neil Gaiman.
Tee Morris, Jolie Simmons, Rhetta Akematsu, Van Plexico Sun
4:00 PM
What part does cover art play in choosing what to read? Caran
Wilbanks, Clair Kiernan Mon 11:30 AM
Showcase: Peter Beagle
Upcoming from Pocket Books. Keith R.A. DeCandido. Mon 11:30 AM
The author of The Last Unicorn presents...his choice. Peter S.
Beagle. Sun 4:00 PM
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Showcase: Terry Brooks
Sex in sf/fantasy. How much is too much? Does sex help or hurt
a genre novel? Richard Hatch, Sherrilyn Kenyon, Amy Herring,
Deborah Warner Sat 10:00 PM
Pocket Books Presents
Restaurant at the End of the Convention
Douglas Adams in book and on film. Caran Wilbanks, Sue Phillips
Mon 1:00 PM
Vampires in Retail
New twists on old themes. Jolie Simmons, Sue Phillips Mon 1:00
PM
how drummers and dancers can communicate before and during
the show to enhance their performance. Learn how to use signals
and musical cues. Bring Drums, zills and hip belts. Drum Circle
Group Fri 10:00 PM
Drumming From the Heart
Track Wrap Up
What did you like, what did you hate, what do you never want to
see again. Mon 2:30 PM
How to find rhythms easily and quickly as well as note on Drum
Circle drumming. This is useful for those folks new to drumming
that may not know the Classic Beats. *This class will move over
to Cent. I when it becomes available.* DrumCircle Group Fri 11:30
PM
Silk Road: Asian Cinema & Culture (SILK)
Saturday
Friday
Ningage-ryu, a Japanese martial arts style with its roots in the early
1300’s, continues to live. Grandmaster Musashi uses sword, walking
stick, and empty hands to do some amazing things Sabutai Musashi.
Sat 11:30 AM, Intn’l N. (H)
Welcome to Silk Road
Meet and greet with the panelists and crew of the Silk Road-Asian
Cinema. There will be a discussion on this year’s programming and
what to look forward to in the next few days. Fri 1:00 PM
Got Haiku?
Come learn the art of Haiku, fandom’s favorite form of poetry. Bring
your favorites or free form with us. Fri 2:30 PM
Origami Round Robin
A hands on demo. Learn the basic fold and make a couple of
models. Good for all ages. Fri 4:00 PM
Modular Origami
Hands on. Learn a modular origami fold to create a cube. Best for
ages 12 and up. Fri 5:30 PM
Asian Independent Film
Come view the entries for this year’s Independent Film Festival
and meet of the directors as they share their visions with us. Fri
7:00 PM
Improvisational Drumming for Dancers in a Live
Performance
Kick the canned music and have fun with live drumming! Learn
Sabutai Musashi: Ningage-ryu
The ‘Grand Ultimate’ What? Tai Chi and Tai Chi Chaun
James Garner of the Dragon Cloud Tai Chi Assoc., demonstrates
the graceful movements of the Tai Chi form, explains how they
relate to the fighting art of Tai Chi Chaun, and how the body
mechanics from fighting can provide health benefits James Garner
Sat 1:00 PM
Godzilla’s Greatest Foe
An open forum debate concerning Asian cinema’s most infamous
bad boy, Godzilla, and his many nemeses. A Silk Road favorite.
Sat 2:30 PM
The Godzilla Stories
Rob Fitz Film(s)
TBA. Sat 7:00 PM
Dancing the Silk Road Expo
Exquisite demonstrations of dances from and inspired by the Silk
Road, where the past and the future of dance meet. Ziah and the
Awalim Tribal Dance Company Sat 10:00 PM
Drum Rhythms and How to Play Them
Got Rhythm? We do and we’ll show you that you do to! Learn
popular Middle Eastern and African rhythms used in Drum Circles.
All levels welcome. Drum Circle Group Sat 11:30 PM
Sunday
Wake up with Green Tea
Demonstration of the Japanese Green Tea Ceremony and
discussion about it all. Sun 10:00 AM
Sabutai Musashi: Ningage-ryu
Ningage-ryu, a Japanese martial arts style with its roots in the early
1300’s, continues to live. Grandmaster Musashi uses sword, walking
stick, and empty hands to do some amazing things Sabutai Musashi.
Sun 11:30 AM, Intn’l S. (H)
A Conversation with Sabutai Musashi
By popular demand, join us as we have a Q & A sit down with
Master Musashi and his students. Sabutai Musashi. Sun 1:00 PM,
Intn’l S. (H)
Origami Hat Factory
Learn how to make a stylish hat for yourself. We will also discuss
pre-printed origami. Good for all ages Sun 2:30 PM
A Godzilla Show and Tell. Bring us your favorite memorabilia,
memory, or story of Godzilla, everyone’s favorite Tokyo basher. An
open panel discussion. Sat 4:00 PM
Classical Chinese Dance with Yolanda Campbell
East Meets West
Know the difference between an obi and a kimono? Know how
to wear a sari? Join us for discussion and demonstration of the
clothing of the Silk Road. A must for those interested in Asian
costuming. Sun 5:30 PM
A discussion about the differences and similarities in Eastern and
western art, culture, and music. Sat 5:30 PM
A brief look into the history of Classical Chinese Dance Sun 4:00 PM
Asian Attire
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Come view the entries for this year’s Independent Film Festival
and meet of the directors as they share their visions with us. Sun
7:00 PM
What’s with the Bowing?
Asian Culture and Customs. Join us as we explore the do’s and
don’ts and the reasons behind some of the perplexing aspects of
Asian society and culture. Sun 8:30 PM
Tattooing in the Eastern World
A panel discussing Asian ink and its history. Explore the rich history of
Asian body art. No cameras allowed. Sun 10:00 PM
Show Us Your Tattoo
Immediately following Tattooing in the Eastern World. Asian themed
tattoo show-and-tell. Open panel. Use discretion when showing
your tattoo. No cameras allowed. Sun 11:30 PM
Monday
Introduction to Chinese Folk Dance with Yolanda
Campbell
A brief look into the history of Classical Chinese Dance. Mon 10:00
AM
Belly Dance Break Down with Kira
Get ready! We’ll be breaking down the basic moves, mixing them
up and adding a twist to jump start your next routine. Your dance
will never be the same. All levels welcome, bring zills if you have
them. Kira Lang Mon 11:30 AM
End of Silk Road and Asian Film Screening
Join us as we discuss highlights of the weekend and then view the
Festival film: Chiayi Symphony. Mon 2:30 PM
Space Track (SPACE)
Friday
Return to Space Panel—Ask the Experts
The President says we’re going to the Moon and to Mars with
manned crews. How hard will it be to get back to where we were
when NASA ended the moon missions? How close are scientists to
all the technology that will be needed to get to Mars and back? Dr.
Stephen D. Howe, Ric Jordan, John C. Smith, John C. Snider, Dr.
Stephen Granade Fri 1:00 PM
The History of Mars To The Present
How We’ve Viewed Mars Over Time—Mars. The Red Planet.
Named for the God of War. Throughout history humans have
applied various mythologies to Mars but Mars has its own history.
Kevin R. Grazier. Fri 2:30 PM
Commercializing Space: From Sub-Orbital Tourism to
Space Solar Power
Space ventures for fun and profit. What’s being done and who’s
doing it. A.C. Charania. Fri 4:00 PM
The Realities of Launching A Space Aged Company
Commercializing space may be the wave of the future but actually
keeping a company going ain’t easy. Updates on LiftPort and Orbital
Commerce Project. Stephen Fleming, Michael Laine, George Tyson,
Michael Mealling Fri 5:30 PM
This Is Our Sun
It’s a great big ball of fire that we take for granted. It gives us life
with its light and heat but our Sun has much more going on then
meets the eye. Erik J Benner. Fri 7:00 PM
Liftport: Tethered Towers
One of the LiftPort technologies has more applications than just
for the space elevator. Find out how this technology can benefit
everyone in everyday life. Michael Laine. Fri 8:30 PM
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Apollo Hoax Theories & Other Astronomical Urban
Legends
The moon landing was done on a sound stage in Hollywood. There
is a carved stone face on Mars. The Earth will be destroyed by the
asteroid named Apophis. These and other space legends get put
in their place. Dr. Pamela L Gay, Hugh S. Gregory, Bill Keel, Ginny
Mauldin-Kinney. Fri 10:00 PM
Saturday
How To View Space Satellites From Your Own Back
Yard.
How to properly use the Heavens-Above.com web site, and know
that the star moving quickly across your sky before dawn or after
dusk IS a space satellite such as the Hubble Space Telescope, or
the International Space Station. Cheshire Catalyst Sat 10:00 AM
Shortest Step: The First 200 Miles
How we get people and equipment to low Earth orbit cheapest,
safely and in large quantities. Andrew W. Clark. Sat 11:30 AM
Asteroids: Defense Of The Planet From Regional and
Global Devastation
They’re out and they’re aimed at Earth. How do we defend the Earth on
a large and small scale? A.C. Charania. Sat 1:00 PM
Ion Drive To Asteroids
If they’re coming for us how do we stop them? Ion drives might
be the engines that ensure the future. Ginny Mauldin-Kinney. Sat
2:30 PM
Heinlein Was Wrong: Why We Don’t Need D.D. Harriman
How is the current vision of space different from what the greatest
sci-fi writers imagined it and will we ever get that far? Stephen
Fleming. Sat 4:00 PM
The Future Battlefield in Space
How real are all those great space battles we see in the movies?
What are the chances our land based wars will move into space?;
John E Bradford. Sat 5:30 PM
The Great Observatories
Our annual update on The Hubble, Chandra, Spitzer and Webb
astro-telescopes. Bill Keel. Sat 7:00 PM
Current Status of Mars Exploration
Spirit and Opportunity are still going strong but the rovers aren’t the
only way we’re getting information on Mars. Find out what’s now
and what’s coming up. Kevin R. Grazier. Sat 8:30 PM
How to Get to Mars Without Killing Each Other
There’s a lot more to landing a man on Mars than what will get him
there, what he’ll live in and what he’ll eat and breathe. What are
the psychology and medical science that’s just as important as the
physics? Jason Schneiderman. Sat 10:00 PM
and what can be done to make it easier to fix later? Dr. Stephen
Granade Sun 2:30 PM
Genesis, Stardust, and Deep Impact Project Updates
JPL is into space science and they’ve got the probes to prove it.
Find out what’s been found out! Ginny Mauldin-Kinney. Sun 4:00
PM
Cassini-Huygens: What’s the Latest from Saturn and
Its 60 Moons?
The successful Titan landing and continuing Cassini mission show
Titan to be the most Earth- like body in the solar system. Why
is this perhaps the best place in the solar system to search for
extraterrestrial life? John C. Smith. Sun 5:30 PM
Sunday
Major Impact Event
State of Space Exploration: Or What Is Everyone in
the World Up To?
Space Environments
It’s not just the United States and Russia exploring space these
days. Find out what the Europe, China and India space agencies
are doing, as well as, commercial/civilian groups around the world.
John E Bradford, A.C. Charania. Sun 10:00 AM
Hubble’s Godparents—How Astronomy Moved Into
Space
We all know the Egyptians, the Mayans and the ancient Chinese
were avid astronomers. We know how Copernicus, Galileo and
Lowell advanced astronomy. But, when and what was the first
astronomy done in space? Bill Keel. Sun 11:30 AM
Sputnik—50 Years On
It was 50 years ago that the Earth’s first man-made satellite, was
launched into space by the Russians and set off the space race
that ended with the landing on the moon. Learn the history of
Sputnik and how close was the US to launching their own? Hugh
S. Gregory. Sun 1:00 PM
Can This Hubble Be Saved?
We all love the Hubble Space Telescope, but it’s been sick for a
while now. What are NASA’s plans for it, at least right this minute,
We’ve been hit. Are we going the way of the dinosaurs? Kevin R.
Grazier. Sun 7:00 PM
Mars Project—Learning to Live on Mars While Still
Here on Earth
There are civilian teams spending months in remote locations living
as though they were on Mars. Sound like fun? Find out how hard it
really is. Hugh S. Gregory, Dr. Anthony Francis Mon 1:00 PM
Orbital Commerce Project
It’s been a tough year for OCP. Find out what steps they’ve taken
to move forward with their flight-training plan and where do they go
from here. George Tyson. Mon 2:30 PM
Halfway to Anywhere: Why Low Earth Orbit Is So
Important
Why It’s So Hard to Get There? What We’re Doing About It? Why
do so many people and companies think getting into orbit is such
a big deal? Here’s someone with a vested interest in a couple of
the best-known companies to tell you why. Stephen Fleming. Mon
4:00 PM
Space is not empty; at least not as empty as we would like. Richard
“Hawk” Altstatt. Sun 8:30 PM
Star Gate: Offworld Fandom (SGOWF)
New Space: Outward Bound
Friday
Forget NASA and JPL; civilian corporations have big plans for
space as well. Who are they and what are they doing? Ric Jordan.
Sun 10:00 PM
Monday
Designing Missions to the Planets
Kawoosh! Opening Ceremonies
Welcome to the track, intros of staff, pick up and review schedule,
sign up for stuff! Desiree Jackson, James Hensen, Jason Jackson,
Jennifer Plossl, Marcia Patterson, Martin Smith, Sheila Middleton
Fri 1:00 PM
Getting around the solar system. How do you pick landing sites?
Why wasn’t Voyager 2 sent on to Pluto? How is gravity is used to
propel the Cassini spacecraft? Why is the DAWN asteroid mission
using ion propulsion? Designing real missions to the planets. John
C. Smith. Mon 10:00 AM
Stargate Guest Mega Panel 1
Liftport: The New Robot
Begin here with a basic SG Universe primer that will get you going
in no time! Cali Boyd, Jack Moore, Patrick Cranford Fri 4:00 PM
The space elevator uses a robot climber. What are the latest
designs and what can it do? Michael Laine. Mon 11:30 AM
Who’s a Second Banana?! Vanessa Angel, Alexis Cruz, John
de Lancie, Paul McGillion, Jason Momoa, Corin Nemec, Marcia
Patterson (m) Fri 2:30 PM, Cent. II-III (H)
Stargate for Newbies
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Stargate Atlantis Mission Briefing
Tapping enters, Higgins exits! Have we got LOTS to talk about in
the Pegasus galaxy or what?! Ashley Peterson, Courtney Swanson,
Desiree Jackson Fri 5:30 PM
ConSuite Birthday Bash for Apophis
Tributes, sonnets, cake, ice cream and party favors! (track room
closed) Fri 7:00 PM
SG In Room Track party
Step through the gate into the first Offworld track room party!
James Hensen, Wiccy Fri 10:00 PM, 2.5 Hrs
Saturday
SG Video Time
Stop by and see what we have in store for you! Sheila Middleton
Sat 11:30 AM
Delicious & Dastardly SG Alien Races
Get the look at attitude of a Tok’ra, System Lord, Ori or Wraith Hive
Queen Contessa Butler, Daniel Kim, Maggie-Marie Theis, Rachel
Reinhold, Tommy Sutton Sat 1:00 PM
Stargate Filking 101
A fun-filled sing-along of familiar tunes with SG lyrics..no singing
voice needed! Marcia Patterson, Mary Lumsden, Sharon Palmer
Sat 2:30 PM
SG Official Merchandise
The Dark Side of SG—Mature Themes
SG Game Night: Jeopardy and SG Family Feud
SG Slash, Bend and Swirl—Mature Themes
SG Offworld Game Night
Sunday
SG Late Night Episodes and Movies
Fan writers and artists take center stage, as they share their work and
challenges. Alli M, Fia Reynne, Wiccy, Wolfen Moon Daughter Sat 8:30 PM
Genocide and addiction—what’s going on here? Alli M, Desiree
Jackson Sat 10:00 PM
Adults only—Readings, fan made music videos, artwork and fan
fiction. Alli M, Desiree Jackson, Fia Reynne Sat 11:30 PM
Where it all Began: Stargate the Movie
What’s new and on the horizon in SG merchandise and collectibles
Chris Revenaugh, Tony Cade Sun 7:00 PM
Featuring SG Jeopardy followed by SG Family Feud Alli M (m),
Stargate Atlanta Fan Group Sun 8:30 PM
Dr. Frasier’s Operating Room, SG Trivial Pursuit, SG board games
and more! Marcia Patterson Sun 10:00 PM
Late Night James Hensen Sun 11:30 PM, 2.5 Hrs
Go behind the scenes of stargate the original movie and talk about the
beginning of this tremendous franchise. Alexis Cruz. Sun 10:00 AM
Monday
Guest Panel
Join us as we compare these two shows. They both have so much
in common, but what sets them apart and makes them unique?
Cast members from both shows will share their insight. Claudia
Black, Alexis Cruz, Lexa Doig, Christopher Judge, Jason Momoa,
Corin Nemec, Michael Shanks. Mon 10:00 AM, Cent. II-III (H)
Double duty — SG actors contrast their roles on other series with
their roles on SG. Vanessa Angel. Sun 11:30 AM
Craftworks—Small Toy Magic
Ken, Barbie, My Little Pony dolls morph into SG! Create or
watch and learn Jessica Hannan, Patrick Cranford, Wolfen Moon
Daughter Sun 1:00 PM
StarGate: SG-1 vs. Star Gate: Atlantis
The Doctor Will See You Now
Guest: Paul McGillion (aka Dr. Carson Beckett) Paul McGillion.
Mon 11:30 AM
Make your own SG Music Videos
The broadcast run of SG1 has ended. Where do we go from there?
Cali Boyd, James Poff, Leslie Sat 4:00 PM
Another hour of utter chaos with a bunch of your SG favorite actors
Vanessa Angel, Claudia Black, Louis Gossett Jr., Christopher
Judge, Paul McGillion, Jason Momoa, Corin Nemec, Michael
Shanks. Sun 2:30 PM, Cent. II-III (H)
They Were in THAT??!!
Mourn, lament, get angry or cry. Why did these characters depart
so soon? Ashley Peterson, Desiree Jackson Mon 2:30 PM
SG 1 Ten Years and Counting!
A free-wheeling hour with a whole bunch of SG actors! Vanessa
Angel, Alexis Cruz, Louis Gossett Jr., Christopher Judge, Paul
McGillion, Jason Momoa, Corin Nemec, Robert Picardo, Michael
Shanks, Marcia Patterson (m) Sat 5:30 PM, Cent. I-III (H)
Stargate Professional Writers
Discuss the world of professional writing with SG authors Martha
Wells and Kristy Bratton Martha Wells, Kristy Bratton Sat 7:00 PM
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SG Fan Writers and Artists
Rare clips and snips featuring SG actors in stuff you’ve probably
never seen—with good reason! Cali Boyd, Martin Smith, Tricia
Byrne Sun 4:00 PM
SG Military vs. Real Military
How does SG compare with the real military in dress and lifestyles?
Daniel Kim, Jennifer Plossl, Michael Desrochers, RJ Lehnen Sun
5:30 PM
You’ve seen ‘em, now learn how to make your own fan music
videos. Fia Reynne, Rachel Howard, Wiccy Mon 1:00 PM
Gone Too Soon
It’s a Wrap & the Future of the SG Universe
Stay connected with your SGOWF Community. Desiree Jackson,
James Hensen, Jason Jackson, Jennifer Plossl, Marcia Patterson,
Martin Smith, Sheila Middleton Mon 4:00 PM
Star Trek: TrekTrak (TREK)
Friday
Star Trek vs. the New Battlestar Galactica
Battlestar Galactica series is enjoying critical acclaim and viewer
ratings like Star Trek hasn’t seen in a generation. What is Galactica
doing that is so right? What should Paramount be learning from
Galactica’s success? Jamie Bamber, Aaron Douglas, Jonathan
Frakes, Kevin R. Grazier, Richard Hatch, Gates McFadden, Carlos
A. Pedraza, Charles Root, Mark Sheppard, Brent Spiner, Lee
Stringer. Fri 1:00 PM, Cent. II-III (H)
Star Trek: The Comic Books
Star Trek comics have never been “seriously” regarded by fans the
same way the Bantam and Pocket novels have been. Why not?
Are they not just as good, written and drawn by equally talented
people? What would persuade you to buy and read the comic?
Keith R.A. DeCandido, Tony Cade Fri 2:30 PM
Gene Roddenberry: The Hero on the Edge of Forever
Dr. Michael Shermer presents a look into the early life and times
of Gene Roddenberry and how they influenced the creation and
development of Star Trek in general and of its most revered
episode, Harlan Ellison’s “The City on the Edge of Forever.”
Michael Shermer. Fri 4:00 PM
The Music of Star Trek
From the iconic opening riff to the unmistakeable Klingon fanfare,
TrekTrak explores and celebrates the orchestral contributions of the
legendarly composers and performers to the Star Trek franchise.
Brooke Perry, David Churvis, Larry Chalkley Fri 5:30 PM
Star Trek: The Animated Series: The Verdict
Star Trek’s 22 animated episodes range from the sublime to the
ridiculous, yet even the duds have their moments of enjoyment.
This series gave us Tiberius, and the holodeck, but also gave us
life support belts and the aquashuttle. Chris Jones, Robert J.
Christensen, Sandy Stone Fri 7:00 PM
TrekTrak Presents: Robert Picardo
One of the busiest character actors in Hollywood, Robert Picardo
played The Doctor, a holographically projected computer program
devised by Starfleet as the Emergency Medical Hologram. Robert
Picardo. Fri 8:30 PM
Keela and Katkith’s Klingon Karaoke
Join Keela and Katkith for Klingon Karaoke, an intergalactic
songfest experience! Over 2,000 selections of 70s and 80s music,
plus a few surprises! Sing in Klingon if you can, but the hu-Man
tongue is acceptable. TODAY is a GOOD day to SING! Keela &
Katkith Fri 10:00 PM, 3 Hrs
Saturday
Star Trek Authors Cavalcade: The Gentlemen
Star Trek novelists collectively discuss their published pride and
joy as well as the perils and pitfalls of writing new fiction in the
Star Trek universe. Peter David, Keith R.A. DeCandido, Richard
C. White. Sat 11:30 AM
The TrekTrak Show
Inside the Actors Studio meets The Tonight Show in this unique
programming event where TrekTrak Director Eric L. Watts will
interview Dragon*Con’s special Star Trek celebrity guests in a oneon-one format similar to a late-night talk show. Jonathan Frakes,
Gates McFadden, Brent Spiner, Eric L. Watts Sat 1:00 PM, Reg.
6-7 (H)
Loading the Canon: What Is “Real” Star Trek?
Five live-action TV series, an animated series, ten movies,
hundreds of novels, dozens of comic titles, and a handful of
Internet series have depicted the Star Trek universe, but how much
of it is “canon”? What exactly is “canon”, and who gets to decide?
Keith R.A. DeCandido, Richard C. White, Larry Chalkley, Sandy
Stone Sat 2:30 PM
Star Trek Guest Stars
John de Lancie played Q in episodes of The Next Generation,
Deep Space 9, and Voyager. Ken Feinberg played the Alien
Captain in the Enterprise episode “Horizon.” Mark A. Sheppard
played Leucon, in the Voyager episode “Child’s Play.” John de
Lancie, Ken Feinberg, BarBara Luna, Mark Sheppard. Sat 4:00
PM, Cent. II-III (H)
Star Trek: New Voyages
This fan series set in the fourth year of the original series’ fiveyear mission. With only four webisodes completed, the series has
already garnered international attention, a tremendous amount of
critical acclaim, and even Paramount’s blessings. James Cawley,
Evan Fowler, Carlos A. Pedraza, Bobby Rice, Charles Root, Brian
Holloway, Joel Bellucci Sat 5:30 PM
TrekTrak Presents: “World Enough and Time”
James Cawley, Evan Fowler, Carlos A. Pedraza, Bobby Rice, Charles
Root, Brian Holloway, Joel Bellucci Sat 7:00 PM
Star Trek XI: The Search for (A New) Spock?
The eleventh Star Trek feature film is rumored to be about Kirk and
Spock’s first adventure together. The good and bad news: It will be
written, produced and directed by someone who’s never done Trek
before! James Cawley, Joe Crowe, James Palmer, John C. Snider,
Deborah Warner Sat 8:30 PM
Rainbow Flag Party
TrekTrak and Atlanta Outworlders cordially invite all members of
the GLBT community at Dragon*Con to a dance party featuring
hot music from the 70s, 80s and 90s! Bring your own Rainbow
Flag and come make new friends! Cash bar available. Sat 10:00
PM, 3 Hrs
Sunday
Professional Star Trek Costume-Building
Costuming pros demonstrate how the costumes are built for such
attractions as Las Vegas’ Star Trek: The Experience, and how you
can build professional-quality costumes at home. James Cawley,
Cheralyn Lambeth, Brian Holloway Sun 10:00 AM
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The Missing Minority: Here at Last?
Star Trek: New Voyages is finally bringing us what we’ve been
demanding for decades: openly gay characters in Star Trek, by
way of David Gerrold’s unused script for The Next Generation,
“Blood and Fire.” Melissa Carter, James Cawley, Evan Fowler,
Carlos A. Pedraza, Bobby Rice, Charles Root, Anthony Wynn, Joel
Bellucci Sun 11:30 AM
Star Trek: The Next Generation Cast Reunion
Jonathan Frakes played Cmdr William T. Riker, Brent Spiner
played Lt. Cmdr Data and Gates McFadden played Dr. Beverly
Crusher in Star Trek: The Next Generation from 1987 to 1994, as
well as the four Next Generation films, Star Trek: Generations, Star
Trek: First Contact, Star Trek: Insurrection and Star Trek: Nemesis.
Jonathan Frakes, Gates McFadden, Brent Spiner. Sun 1:00 PM,
Cent. II-III (H)
The TrekTrak Filk Concert
Voltaire! Performing all the songs from his filk CD “Banned on
Vulcan,” including “Worf’s Revenge (A Klingon Rap),” “The Sexy
Data Tango,” “The USS Make-Sh*t-Up” and “Screw the Okampa
(I Wanna Go Home).” Don’t miss this filk event! Voltaire. Sun 2:30
PM, 30 Min, Reg. 6-7 (H)
The 2007 Miss Klingon Empire Beauty Pageant
The ninth annual event that’s taken Trek fandom by storm, featuring
the most beautiful women the Klingon Empire has to offer, to be
judged in Beauty, Talent and Personality categories! Autumn-Skye
Boothe, James Cawley, John de Lancie, Robert Picardo, Charles
Root, Eric L. Watts Sun 4:00 PM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Happy Hour at Ten Forward
Federation personnel and Klingon warriors from around the galaxy
meet, greet and snarl at each other in this enormously popular
gathering, where anything can happen! This year, features hot
dance music from the 70s, 80s, and 90s! Sun 7:00 PM, 4 Hrs
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Monday
Star Trek vs. Stargate
A discussion comparing and contrasting the two franchises. Is
Stargate the new Star Trek? Which franchise is better science
fiction? Which is better television? Which is more important? Ten
years from now, will anybody remember Stargate? Will anybody
still care about Star Trek? Cast members from both series speak
to defend their shows! Charles Root, Chris Jones Mon 10:00 AM,
Cent. II-III (H)
Star Trek Authors Cavalcade: The Ladies
Lady Star Trek novelists collectively discuss their published pride
and joy as well as the perils and pitfalls of writing new fiction in the
Star Trek universe. Ann Crispin, Diana G. Gallagher, Terri Osborne,
Josepha Sherman. Mon 11:30 AM
TrekTrak Presents: Data, The Doctor, and Q
Brent Spiner played Lt. Cmdr Data in Star Trek: The Next
Generation, Robert Picardo played The Doctor in Star Trek:
Voyager, and John de Lancie played the ominous alien Q in nine
episodes of The Next Generation and three episodes of Voyager.
John de Lancie, Robert Picardo, Brent Spiner. Mon 1:00 PM, Cent.
II-III (H)
The TrekTrak Trivia Challenge
Do you know your Star Trek trivia? This is a double-or-nothing trivia
challenge, where contestants score points by correctly answering
Star Trek trivia, but must answer similar mundane trivia to keep
them! Fabulous prizes for the winner! Joe Crowe. Mon 2:30 PM
TrekTrak Presents: Peter David
Possibly the world’s most prolific Star Trek writer, Peter has written
33 Trek novels, scripted at least as many Trek comics, authored
countless Trek-related articles and short stories, and assisted with
James Doohan’s autobiography. A TrekTrak favorite! Peter David.
Mon 4:00 PM
Star Wars: Matters of the Force (MOTF)
Friday
Welcome to Matters of the Force: Prequel Eposods
Welcome to MotF, after some Announcements. We will jump right
to warp speed and talk about the 3 prequel movies. Beth Spires,
Cathy Bowden, Dajuan Raab, Jean Alexander, Kris Graham, Laura
Hooker Fri 1:00 PM
Rebel Legion
Meet the Rebel Legion: Club history and membership information.
Learn how to make costumes including the Rebel Fleet Trooper,
X-Wing pilot, and Chewbacca. Members of the Rebel Legion Fri
2:30 PM
501st
Did you know the 501st was born at Dragon*Con in 1997? Join
them as the review the beginnings, their experiences at the Rose
Parade, and costuming. Cheralyn Lambeth, Members of the 501st
Fri 4:00 PM
The Jedi Assembly
The Jedi Assembly is a worldwide fan-based group for Star Wars
Jedi costuming enthusiasts. It is our intent to further enhance the
Star Wars genre by recreating film-accurate Jedi costumes and
props for our enjoyment, as well as others. Anthony Foister, Kate
Buike, Lillian Borno, Lisa Cuoco, Wendy Wright, Xana Fri 5:30 PM
Prop Challenge
Can you build something from the Star Wars universe out of
nothing? We dump it, you build it, we judge it. Aaron Allston, David
Harmer, Michael Stackpole, Timothy Zahn, Rogue Shindler Fri 7:00
PM, 1.5 Hrs
MST3K
Gregg and Co presents A New Hope. Crystal Keefer, Gregg Keefer
Fri 10:00 PM, 2 Hrs
DRAGON*CON 2007
MAIN: Main Programming .................... 9
Friday............................................... 9
Saturday .......................................... 9
Sunday .......................................... 10
Monday ...........................................11
AMTV: American Sci-Fi Media ............ 12
ANIME: Anime/Animation ................... 14
AR: Apocalypse Rising <NEW>.......... 16
ART: Art Show Programming .............. 18
AUTO: Autograph Sessions................ 20
BRIT: British Sci-Fi Media ................... 21
CLSF: American Sci-Fi Classics ..........11
COMIC: Comics.................................. 23
CONC: Live Performances
(Concourse) ................................... 32
CSTM: Costuming .............................. 24
EFF: Electronic Frontiers Forum ........ 26
FILK: Filking........................................ 27
FILM: Independent Film Track ............ 30
GAME: Gaming Programming ............ 28
GOTH: Gothic Journeys ..................... 29
LIVE: Live Concerts (Ballrooms) ........ 32
MOTF: Matters of the Force
(Star Wars) .................................... 46
PERN: Weyrfest (Worlds of Anne McCaffery) .......................................... 15
POD: Podcasting ................................ 33
READ: Readings ................................ 34
ROBOT: Robotics ............................... 37
SCIENCE: Science <NEW> ............... 37
SFLIT: Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Literature ....................................... 39
SGOWF: Star Gate Offworld
Fandom ......................................... 43
SILK: Asian Cinema & Culture............ 41
SPACE: Space <NEW> ...................... 42
TOLK: Tolkien’s Middle Earth ............. 48
TREK: TrekTrak (Star Trek) ................ 45
WOT: Robert Jordan’s Wheel
of Time ........................................... 36
WRIT: Writer’s Track ........................... 50
WU: Whedon Universe <NEW> ......... 49
X: X Track ........................................... 52
YA: Young Adult Literature .................. 53
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Panel Code: Quick Reference Guide
SPECIAL PULLOUT GRIDS
1
Friday – August 31, 2007
Fri 8/30
Baker (H) - TREK
1:00 PM
2:30 PM
Star Trek: The Comic Books
Cairo (H) - BRIT
Robin Hood
Casino Royal: The Verdict
Centennial I (H) - MAIN
Plumbers by day, Ghost
Hunters by night
Star Trek vs. the New
Battlestar Galactica
Andromeda Ascendent
Centennial II-III (H) - MAIN
4:00 PM
Gene Roddenberry: The
Hero on the Edge of
Forever
NeedCoffee.com VS Doctor
Who
5:30 PM
The Music of Star Trek
7:00 PM
Star Trek: The Animated
Series: The Verdict
8:30 PM
TrekTrak Presents: Robert
Picardo
10:00 PM
Keela & Katkith’s Klingon
Karaoke (3 Hrs)
BritPop
Brit Films since WWII
28 Minutes Later
An Hour with Ron Glass and
Mark Sheppard
6:30 pm Dragon*Con
Opening Ceremonies
Atlanta Radio Theatre
Company: Double Feature
Wrestling (2.5 Hrs)
An Evening in Bree
(2.5 Hrs)
World of Warcraft: The
Newbie Area
Famous Unsolved Codes
Self Publishing
MMORPG Emulation:
Duplicating the Dark Side
Got Haiku?
Origami Round Robin
Modular Origami
10 :00 pm Whose Line is it
Anway? (2 Hrs)
12:30 am Brit Night TV
12:00 am Drum Circle
(All Night)
12:00 am The Goodies
1:00 am Voltaire
How NOT to Get Into the Game
Industry
11:30 pm Cyberpunk Film
Festival (1.5 Hrs)
Improvisational Drumming for
dancers in a live performance
11:30 pm Drumming From the
Heart
Dragon Smackdown!
Glaurung vs. Smaug
3:30 pm Three-Quarter Ale
The Story Got Bigger With
Each Telling
5:00 pm Ghosts Project
The 4400: Year Four
But I Look Good in Hats
Speak Friend and Enter: Getting to know your online friends
(2.5 Hrs)
6:30 pm Bedlam Bards
Heroes: Untwisting The
Its a kind of magic: The
Timelines
Dresden Files season one.
Putty in Your Hands
501st
The Jedi Assembly
Prop Challenge (1.5 Hrs)
A Life of Dragons
Question Answer Session
with Todd McCaffrey
Mentoring/Collaboration
Cherokee (HIL) - EFF
Chicago C-F (H) - SILK
Welcome to Silk Road
Clayton (HIL) - TOLK
Concourse (H) - CONC
Courtland (H) - AMTV
Edgewood (H) - PERN
2:00 pm Emerald Rose
Flash Gordon: The Season
So Far
How Does It Work & Where
Do I Find It ???
Welcome to Matters of the
Force: Prequel Eposods
Welcome To Weyrfest
Fairlie (H) - SFLIT
Welcome Back!
Fayette/Newton/Rockdale
(HIL) - COMICS
Forsythe (HIL) - SPACE
Double Threats
Becoming a Goddess
Lights! Cameras! Pencils!
Return To Space Panel –
Ask The Experts
The History Of Mars To The
Present
Whedon Universe Jeopardy
Commercializing Space
Dekalb/Paulding/Douglas
(HIL) - CSTM
Dunwoody (H) - MOTF
Fulton/Cobb (HIL) - WU
Grand Hall East
2
Designs…..From Paper to
Parade
Rebel Legion
Villains
What’s New with Jody Lynn
Nye
What’s New, What’s Hot
Without Tights - The 8th Annual Vintage Comic, Fantasy & Illustration Art Gallery (6 Hrs)
What do you mean, it’s not
literature?
Avengers/Assembled
The Realities Of Launching
A Space Aged Company
The New Canon: Buffy
Season 8
Filling The Void
Babylon 5: The Lost Tales (1.25
Hrs)
MST3K (2 Hrs)
Dragon Poker
The Return of the Dead Author’s
Society
Sex & the Single Superhero
Turtles, DEATH and
Elephants
In a Single Bound (1.5 Hrs)
This Is Our Sun
Liftport: Tethered Towers
Apollo Hoax Theories
Why We Watch
The Hero of Canton
1:00 am The Shape of Your Ship
Fri 8/30
Greenbriar (H) - SFLIT
1:00 PM
2:30 PM
4:00 PM
Sweet 16...Hundred, that is
Gwinnett (HIL) – (YA)
Oldies But Goodies
Villains and Bad Boys of YA
Hanover CDE (H) - MAIN
Hanover F (H) - ART
Marc Singer
Digitally Coloring Lineart
for Beginners
Presenting: The Art of Todd
Lockwood
Skeptics and Skepticism
101
King Arthur and the Round
Table
An Hour with Erik Estrada
Packaging your Art
Differently
Creating a World
Hanover G (H) - ART
Henry (HIL) - SCIENCE
Hong Kong (H) - SGOWF
Imperial Ballroom (M) AUTO
Kawoosh! Opening
Ceremonies
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Allston, McDevitt, Shepis
Cold Reading and the
Skeptics Toolbox
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Asprin, Beauchamp,
Fawcett, Nye, Weber
John Wesley Shipp
Fantasy Photography
Charm-ing Dragons
Madness, Mysteries and
Mayhem in the Georgia
Tech Labs
Stargate for Newbies
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Akers, Finkelstein,
Livingston, Moesta
5:30 PM
Those We Love to Hate
William Katt
So you want to be a Video
Game Artist?
Calligraphy 101
Bose-Einstein Condensates,
Fermi Superfluid Gases,
and Others
Stargate Atlantis Mission
Briefing
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Anderson, Banks, Kenyon,
Shermer
7:00 PM
I Love the Smell of Paper in
the Morning
Mourning Potter
8:30 PM
Showcase: Mike Resnick
Crypt of Trailers!
Business and Taxes for
Artists
Antimatter Matters
International North (H) MAIN
International South (H) MAIN
Jackson/Carter (HIL) - POD
Bigfoot, Monsters, and
Mermaids: A History of
Fabulous Hoaxes
SG In Room Track party
(2.5 Hrs)
Concerts - Matt Leger and
Roberta Rogow
Joe Giacoio & Carla Ulbrich
11:30 pm Boogie Knights
1:00 am Open Filk
Elfstone: Middle-earth Live
Action Role Playing
An Hour with Frank Stallone
Western Arms & Armor
Voice Acting
Drawing the Bizarre
Man of 10,000 Voices
HP Costuming
Welcome Lone Gunmen!
Farscape Q&A
Babylon 5: Q&A
Lori Petty
Podcasting 101
Fancasting
Podcasting for Promotion
ScapeCast LIVE!
Geologic Podcast LIVE!
The Grave Is No Bar to My
Call
Film Track Kickoff –
General Info
Aiel vs. Seanchan!
Royal Family Feud
Meet the Stars of Harry
Potter
Interactive Podcasting
(TalkShoe and BlogTalk)
WoT Mythology
Short Film Festival:
Animation Block 1
Making SF and Fantasy
Films
Short Film Festival: Zombie
Love!
The Spirit of Independent
Film
M106-107 (M) - GAME
Guild Management
Upcoming Releases
Madison (HIL) - AR
Welcome to the Apocalypse
MMO Obituaries and Post
Mortem
Life As We Knew It: Season
1 of Jericho In Review
I Don’t Wanna Grow Up: The
Tribe In Review
Age of Conan Meet and
Greet
A Generation Lost:
Jeremiah Series Review
Deathrace 2007:
Apocalyptic Cinema
Manilla/Singapore (H) WRIT
How to write a story in one
hour
In the Beginning
Critique Groups that Work
Kennesaw (H) - WOT
Learning Center (H) - FILM
Comedies - When Good
Films Get Silly
Anarchy Online
Game Over Man! PostApocalyptic Gaming &
Beyond
Podcast SF/Fantasy-a new
fad or the future?
And, the editor said…
Blood and Fur
11:30 pm Pan’s Labyrinth
11:30 pm Winespring Inn
The James Randi
Educational Foundation
Million Dollar Challenge
ConSuite Birthday Bash for
Apophis
Inman (H) - FILK
10:00 PM
Finding your place in
today’s tight market
The Buffy Horror Picture Show
Repeat at 11:30 pm
Keith and the Girl LIVE!
(3 Hrs)
Short Film Festival: Horror
1:00 am Feature: Vampira 3:00
am Animations
World of Warcraft Meet and
Greet
Fightin’ and Writin’
3
Fri 8/30
Montreal/Vancouver (H) GOTH
Offsite
Piedmont (H) - CLSF
Regency 5
1:00 PM
Goth Music 201
2:30 PM
Dark Designs
Regency 6-7
An hour in the Buffyverse
Voyage to the Bottom…
Showcase: Tim Zahn
Behind the Venture
Brothers
Roosevelt/Monroe (HIL) - X
4:00 PM
The Beast Within
Reading: Bobby Nash
Reading: Dr. Pamela L Gay
Meet and Greet
Walton (HIL) - ROBOT
Intro to D*C Robot Battles
Reading: Jack McDevitt
Reading: Chesya Burke
Transformers: the movie
followup
Combat Robots How to
7:00 PM
Nevermore! The
Nightmares of Poe
An Hour with David
Richard Hatch Battlestar
Faustino
Galactica, Then and Now
One Big Honkin’ Funny Music Show (2.5 Hrs)
I still love the Brothers!
Roswell (H) - READ
University (H) - READ
Vinings (H) - ANIME
5:30 PM
Sound + Vision
Reading: Selina Rosen
Reading: Kevin Dockery
State of Animation
FIRST Robotics Intro
8:30 PM
Glitter, Garters, and Goth
10:00 PM
Interview With the (Psychic)
Vampire
US Premier of Jack Ketchum’s The Girl Next Door (2 Hrs)
11:30 Hentai 101
Mulder and Scully and
Frohike (et al), Oh my!
Reading: Tony Ruggiero
Reading: Michael Langford
Ghost in the Shell:
overview
WaterJetting
Make the Bad Men Stop
Costuming Contest (1.5 Hrs)
10:00 pm Costume Contest Photograph Session
12:00 am The Luchagors
1:00 am Bella Morte
2:00 am Dragon*Dance (All Night)
Lost: A Fan Guided Tour
Tapping your Psychic Potential
Reading: James Palmer
Reading: Mur Lafferty
Drawing Bishounen
Robotech Shadow Chronicles (2.5 Hrs)
Saturday – September 1, 2007
Sat 9/1
Baker (H) - TREK
10:00 AM
Cairo (H) - BRIT
The Gerry Anderson
Phenomenon
Centennial I (H) MAIN
4
11:30 AM
Star Trek Authors
Cavalcade: The
Gentlemen
Life on Mars
Meet the Stars of
Harry Potter
Centennial II-III
(H) - MAIN
Andromeda Cast
Reunion
2 Apollos, a Chief
and a Battlestar
Cherokee (HIL) EFF
Marketing for the
Independent Creator
Fighting Spam:
Recent Cases
1:00 PM
Doctor Who Classics:
Hartnell to McGann
2:30 PM
Loading the Canon:
What Is “Real” Star
Trek?
British Comics
4:00 PM
5:30 PM
Star Trek: New
Voyages
Doctor Who New
Series (Spoilers)
NeedCoffee.com VS
Torchwood
The Lone Gunmen
Talk about
Conspiracies!
An hour with Ron
Glass and Mark
Sheppard
Nichelle Nichols:
Pioneer in the 20th
and 23rd Century
Star Wars:
Celebrating 30 years
Star Trek Guest
Stars
Copyright Basics For
Independent Authors
and Artists
9/11 Conspiracy
Theories and Other
Internet Hoaxes
15 Minutes of Fame
(or more) with Web
2.0
7:00 PM
TrekTrak Presents:
“World Enough and
Time”
Hex
Telecommuting: The
Ins and Outs
Hacking 101
8:30 PM
Star Trek XI: The Search
for (A New) Spock?
10:00 PM
Rainbow Flag Party (3
Hrs)
Hot Fuzz: The Verdict
Whose Line is it Anway?
Advanced (2 Hrs)
12:30 am Brit Night at
the Tele 2 (8 Hrs)
11:30 pm Drum Circle
(All Night)
Dawn (2.5 Hrs)
Web Cam Girls
11:30 pm
Dragon*Concert:
Vainglory
12:30 am
Dragon*Concert:
Twisted Tower Dire
World of Warcraft: WoWTV
Sat 9/1
Chicago C-F (H) SILK
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
1:00 PM
The ‘Grand Ultimate’
what? Tai Chi and
Tai Chi Chaun
2:30 PM
Godzilla’s Greatest
Foe
Clayton (HIL) TOLK
Concourse (H) CONC
Courtland (H) AMTV
Dekalb/Paulding/
Douglas (HIL) CSTM
Dunwoody (H) MOTF
11:00 am Worm Quartet
12:30 pm Boogie
Knights
1:00 pm The Last
Dance
Masks Without Muddle
Patterns in Design
Bling-Bling: It’s the
Latest Thing-Thing
Track Closed:
DragonCon Parade
Star Wars: The Lego
Syndrome
Star Wars: Words of
the Force
Edgewood (H) PERN
Fairlie (H) - SFLIT
Track Closed: DragonCon Parade (2.5 Hrs)
Fayette/Newton/
Rockdale (HIL) COMICS
Forsythe (HIL) SPACE
Fulton/Cobb (HIL)
- WU
Grand Hall East
Greenbriar (H) SFLIT
Gwinnett (HIL) –
(YA)
Breakfast with the
Books
Fan Club - What Kind of
Fan Are You?
How To View Space
Satellites From Your
Own Back Yard.
Whedon Universe
Squares
All Lit Track Book
Swap
New Books for Old
2:30 pm
Serpenteens
Battlestar Galactica
Sitrep
F/X & You: Giving
Your Design a Little
Flash
Mything Panel
Baen Books
From Rags to Comics
Riches
Redemption - the
Flawed Superhero
Pitching Practice
Shortest Step: The
First 200 Miles
Defense Of The
Planet
Ion Drive To
Asteroids
Wolfram and Hart
4:00 PM
The Godzilla Stories
5:30 PM
East Meets West
7:00 PM
Rob Fitz Film(s)
8:30 PM
Bakshi’s Middle
Earth
Drawn from Middleearth: Artists of
Arda
Customizing Your
Action Figures
Know Your Rights:
Copyright Law for the
Creator of Fan Works
5:00 pm Cemetary
Surfers
Heroes Chapter 1
6:30 pm the great
Luke Ski
B5: The Lost Tales
revisited
The Pirate’s Life for
Me
Just Detected
Smallville Season Six
BSG Party (3 Hrs)
Finding Room to
Wiggle
Going Goth…..Again
Dragon-After-Dark: PreJudging
Stylish Embrace and
Waist Training
Star Wars: Comic
Books, Artwork &
Cards
Training Dragons
and Weyrlings
The Past is the
Future
Our Four-Color
Fighting Forces
Heinlein Was Wrong:
Why We Don’t Need
D.D. Harriman
But You’re Just a Girl
Mythology “ Spirits
in the Sky”
Pern Sing Along
Places Man Was Not
Meant To Go
Law & Order - Do
Superheroes Help or
Hurt?
The Future
Battlefield In Space
Star Wars: The
Cultural
Phenomenon
Costume Contest (2.5 Hrs)
Ye Gods and Little
Fishes
DC vs Marvel
Jeopardy
20th Anniversary of
Redwall
Gold Stars and
Wiggly Scissors
Enough is Enough!Or is It?
Teen Reads
Showcase: Robert
Asprin
My Eyes! My Eyes!
9:00 pm Terry Moore: Paradise Found (1.5 Hrs)
The Great
Observatories
Current Status Of Mars
Exploration
Ziggy’s Hootenanny
Game
The Verse
An Hour with Ken
Feinberg and Larry
Bagby III
Art Show Awards
Women in SF
Open the Podbay
Doors
101 Fascinating ways to
kill off a character
The Last Unicorn- Movie Viewing and Commentary
11:30 pm Harry Potter Read-Along and Knit-Along
Creating a World:
Texture Photography
Magic in SF/Fantasy
10:00 PM
Dancing the Silk Road
Expo
11:30 pm Drum Rhythms
and How to Play Them
Middle-earth Film
Festival (4 Hrs)
11:30 pm Bringing Your
Costume To Life (2.5
Hrs)
Harry Potter
Prophecies:
Revealed!
How To Get To Mars
Without Killing Each
Other
Whedon Universe
Costume Contest
5
Sat 9/1
Hanover CDE (H) MAIN
10:00 AM
Marc Singer
11:30 AM
Babylon 5: Q&A
1:00 PM
Pitch Black: An hour
with Claudia Black
2:30 PM
To the Bat Tank! An
Hour with Lori Petty
4:00 PM
New Voices in YA
Hanover F (H) ART
A Career in Illustration:
The Art of Dan L.
Henderson
Art Show Jury
Discussion
Is 3D art killing
Traditional Art
skills?
Digital Rights: What
is it? Who needs it?
Why should I care?
Contour Drawing
Hanover G (H) ART
Grimm Visions, Faerie
Tales for the Modern
Age
Is it a Ghost?: A Skeptic
Reviews Paranormal
Footage
Creating a World:
Creating Textures
Antiquing Paper
Pin Up Art - Why a
resurgence?
Calligraphy
Henry (HIL) SCIENCE
Hong Kong (H) SGOWF
Imperial Ballroom
(M) - AUTO
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Antczak, Gay, Johnson,
Runton, Sherman
Science, Skepticism
and Sleight-of-Hand
5:30 PM
Smackdown!
Skeptics vs True
Believers
Fur, Fleece and
Foam a PuppetMaking
Demonstration
Portfolio Review I
The Hydrogen Myth
SG Video Time
Delicious &
Dastardly SG Alien
Races
Stargate Filking 101
SG 1 Ten Years and
Counting…
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Cobb, Gallagher,
Knight, Zahn
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Black, Donald,
DeCandido,
Ruggiero, Sizemore
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Oliver,Ringo,
Strickland, Taylor,
Weber
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Graham, Granito,
Ketchum, Nye,
Sigler, Stein
7:00 PM
The Flash - Fastest
Man on Television
10:00 PM
11:30 pm Wolfpack
Party (3 Hrs)
Generation 4 Reactors
Brain Damage for Fun
and Profit! Plus Eternal
Salvation(c)(tm), free
sex, byofrop, etc.
The Dark Side of SG Mature Themes
11:30 pm SG Slash, Bend
and Swirl - Mature
Themes
Pirate Art
Business
Organization for
Artists
Reflections on a
Decade of
Paranormal
Investigation
Stargate
Professional Writers
SG Fan Writers and
Artists
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Shermer, Taylor,
Theakston, Weston,
White
Concerts - Carrie Dahlby
and Throwing Toasters
Feature Screening: Pirates of the Great Salt Lake
(2.5 Hrs)
Concert - Rob Balder and
Worm Quartet
11:30 pm Concert - The
Brobdingnagian Bards
1:00 am Open Filk (all
night)
11:30 pm The Shindig (3
Hrs)
Harry Potter
Jeopardy
The Star Wars Cantina
Ball (2 Hrs)
Inman (H) - FILK
6
8:30 PM
Showcase: David Weber
International
North (H) - MAIN
Crossed Swords
Sabutai Musashi:
Ningage-ryu
Farscape Cast
Reunion
International
South (H) - MAIN
Tippi Hedren and the
Big Cats of Shambala
Vic Mignogna Q&A
Jackson/Carter
(HIL) - POD
Video Podcasting 101
An Hour With Dead
Like Me Star, Ellen
Muth
Podcasting in the
Classroom
Kennesaw (H) WOT
Track Closed:
Dragon*Con Parade!
Looney Theories!
Podcasting UN
The One Ring.Net
Feature Screening: The Signal (2.5 Hour)
presents: Making
the Hobbit Happen
Eastern Arms &
Cosplay Contest (2.5 Hrs)
Armor
Podcasting for
Games and Gamers
Astronomy Cast
LIVE!
Wheel of Time Art
Panel
The Sewing Circle I
Mr. Star Wars
Aliens You Will Meet
LIVE!
Beat the WoT Geeks
Eye of the World
Interpretive Dance
Expanding the Firefly
‘Verse - The Signal LIVE!
11:30 pm Wingin’ It 3-D
LIVE!
Are You a Darkfriend?
Sat 9/1
Learning Center
(H) - FILM
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
Machinima 101 and Beyond (preceded by an hr of
short films at 9am) (2.5 Hrs)
1:00 PM
Fantasy - Of Death
and other
Peculiarities
2:30 PM
Fantasy continued Angels
4:00 PM
Film Production
Around the World
5:30 PM
Animation Block 2
7:00 PM
M106-107 (M) GAME
Is there more to
Gaming than Fun?
World of Warcraft
Trivia Challenge
Best of MMO Videos
Social Issues in MMO
Gaming
MMO Design
Workshop
Horror in Gaming
Madison (HIL) - AR
We’ve got a Twitcher!
Zombie 101
Zombie Squad: Are
You Prepared? Part
1
Zombie Squad: Are
You Prepared? Part
2
Making a Monster:
Zombie Films
Manilla/Singapore
(H) - WRIT
Saturday Wake-up
Roundtable
Short Cuts
An Interview with
Jack Ketcham
Is World of Warcraft
‘an MMO on Training
Wheels?
My God Is Smitier
Than Your God: the
Apocalypse in
Theology
The Editor’s Point of
View
Don’t I Know You
From Somewhere:
Archetypes In PostApocalyptic Media
Guns. Lots of Guns
From Page to Screen
An Hour With
Sherrilyn Kenyon
Cosmic Dread: The
Terrors of Lovecraft
Montreal/Vancouver (H) - GOTH
Offsite
Piedmont (H) CLSF
Monsters in Our
Midst
Dragon*Con Parade
8:30 Saturday Morning
Cartoons
Effective tools for
making that first
sale
The Making of “The
Girl Next Door”
30 Days of Night
Dressing the Future
Manimal and
Friends: One Season
Wonders
Building the Future:
In Plastic!
Simian Sci-Fi
Regency 5 (H) MAIN
Battle to Senerity!
What’ New from MWP,
Ltd.
Alternate History
The Sword Forms
A Centare with
Richard Hatch
Evil Geniuses for a
Better Tomorrow
Regency 6-7 (H) MAIN
Venture Brothers
Mythbusters Build
Team
The TrekTrak Show
Who Wants To Be A
Superhero? Part I
An hour in the
Buffyverse
How to Increase
your Writing
Productivity
Rock’n’Roll Ain’t
Pretty
Saturday Games:
Stump the Geeks
and Are You
Smarter than a Staff
Member?
Wheel of Time
Costume Contest
8:30 PM
10:00 PM
Twisted Tales
11:30 pm Short Film
Festival: Twisted Tales
continued +
Exploitation Films (1am)
+ Late Night Shorts
(3am) (4.5 Hrs)
The Signal: Do You Have
The Crazy?
Saturday Night at the Movies (2 Hrs)
Second Annual Parsec Awards Extravaganza! (2.5
Hrs)
Awards Banquet
11:30 pm The Wild Side
of Costuming: The
Dragon*Con After Dark
Contest (2 Hrs)
10:30 pm
Dragon*Concert:
Ghoultown
12:00 am
Dragon*Concert: The
Last Dance
1:00 am Dragon*Dance
(All Night)
7
Sat 9/1
Roosevelt/Monroe
(HIL) - X
10:00 AM
Track Closed - Parade
Roswell (H) - READ
Reading: Martha Wells
University (H) READ
Vinings (H) ANIME
Reading: Elizabeth
Leggett
Walton (HIL) ROBOT
Williams (H) READ
VEX kits Introduction
11:30 AM
Hollow Hill:
Researching and
Maintaining a Ghost
Web Site
Reading: Sean Taylor
Reading: Elizabeth
Donald
Cosplay Contest Prejudging
1:00 PM
2:30 PM
Ghost Chasers
Reading: Todd
McCaffrey
Reading: Harry
Turtledove
Pre-sweetened
Playhouse
Reading: Eugie
Foster
Reading: Peter S.
Beagle
VEX kits Session One (3 Hrs)
Reading: Eva
Hopkins
4:00 PM
Dissecting Aliens:
How has Hollywood
Depicted Aliens on
Film?
Reading: Laura J.
Underwood
Reading: David
Weber
Animators Showcase
VEX kits Session Three (3 Hrs)
Reading: Michael
Shermer
5:30 PM
7:00 PM
The Science behind
Paranormal
Psychology
Reading: Keith R.A.
DeCandido
Reading: J P Rhea
Reading: Tee Morris
Peach State Cosplay
Society
Robotech Industry
Panel
8:30 PM
Georgia Ghost Hounds
10:00 PM
Ghost Stories
AMV 101
The Disney Curse
1:00 am Yaoi for
Dummies
Reading: Drew Curtis
VEX Kit Competition (2 Hrs)
Reading: Jody Lynn
Nye
Reading: Sherrilyn
Kenyon
Reading: Dan Jolley
Sunday – September 2, 2007
Sun 9/2
Baker (H) - TREK
Cairo (H) - BRIT
Centennial I (H) MAIN
10:00 AM
Professional Star Trek
Costume-Building
Doctor Who in Other
Media
11:30 AM
The Missing Minority:
Here at Last?
Ask the Boffins: The
Science of Brit Sci-Fi
1:00 PM
2:30 PM
4:00 PM
5:30 PM
Inside the Artist’s Gaffe
with David Lloyd
Torchwood
Tea Time with Arthur
Dent
Blake’s 7
7th Annual Iron Artist
Competition
Who Wants To Be A
Superhero? Part II
The Atlantic Paranormal Adult Swim
Society (TAPS) - Methods
and Practices
An hour with Ron Glass
and Mark Sheppard
Star Trek: The Next
Stargate Guest Mega
Generation Cast Reunion Panel 3
Battlestar Galactica Reunion
Centennial II-III (H) - Lady Magdalene’s (2.5 Hrs)
MAIN
8
E-Commerce and Due
Process
How-To Guide for Patents Protecting Yourself
Against Phishing and
Online Fraud
Why Trying to Apply
Copyright Law to
Software is a Bad Idea
7:00 PM
8:30 PM
Happy Hour at Ten Forward (4 Hrs)
8:00 pm Masquerade (2.5 Hrs)
World of Warcraft: Hunka Get a (Second) Life
Hunka Burnin’ Crusade
Busted: How to Protect
Your Rights During
Encounters With Law
Enforcement
10:00 PM
Late Night Brit Trivia
12:30 am Brit Night at the
Tele 3 (7 Hrs)
11:30 pm Masqurade
Photos
12:00 am Drum Circle (All
Night)
12:00 am
Dragon*Concert:
Crüxshadows
1:00 am Lips Down On
Dixie (2 Hrs)
Hacking 201 (3 Hrs)
Sun 9/2
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
Chicago C-F (H) - SILK Wake up with Green Tea
Marriage in Middle-earth Dragon Smackdown!
Glaurung vs. Smaug
Concourse (H) - CONC 11:00 am Tom Smith
12:30 pm Bella Morte
Courtland (H) - AMTV Blood Ties: A Second Bite
of Season One
Dekalb/Paulding/
When Heavy Metal is TOO In a Bind……AGAIN
Douglas (HIL) - CSTM Heavy
Dunwoody (H) - MOTF Star Wars Charity Auction Droid Building 101
Introduction to Character
Creation
Showcase: Kevin
Anderson
The Hook Brings You Back V for Violence
1:00 PM
2:30 PM
Origami Hat Factory
New Zealand IS Middle
Earth: Personal Journeys
through the Land of “The
Lord of the Rings”
2:00 pm Carla Ulrich
The Children of Húrin:
Roundtable Book
Discussion
Putting on a Brave
Face……or ANY Face
for That Matter
Star Wars Combine
Edgewood (H) - PERN Healer Panel
Anne McCaffrey Trivia
Around the Corner with
TOR Books
The Write Approach Scripting Comics for
Different Styles
Sputnik – 50 Years On
Fayette/Newton/
Rockdale (HIL) COMICS
Forsythe (HIL) - SPACE State Of Space
Exploration: Or What Is
Everyone In The World Up
To?
Fulton/Cobb (HIL) Note to Self: Religion
WU
Freaky
A Wolf in a Shepherd’s
Clothing
Wanted Alive...or Dead? Pulp Fiction
From Page to Screen
Chicks Rule
Gil Gerard and Erin Gray Return to Babylon 5
Marc Singer
Hanover CDE (H) MAIN
Hubble’s Godparents How Astronomy Moved
Into Space
5:00 pm The
Going Boldy ….. The
The Missing Links
Costumes and Designs of
Star Trek: New Voayges
Star Wars Collector’s
Star Wars: Costume
Corner
Contest & Royal Court
Line-up
How to NOT get Fan Mail A Life of Dragons
Answered
God, the Devil and Neil
Gaiman
The Heroes They Are
Under the Influence
A’changin’
Can This Hubble Be
Saved?
5:30 PM
Asian attire
7:00 PM
Customizing Your Action Silmarillion Essentials /
Figures
Jewels in the History of
Middle-earth
Finding The Evil Within
Fairlie (H) - SFLIT
Fantastic Bedrock
3:30 pm DP3
4:00 PM
Classical Chinese Dance
with Yolanda Campbell
6:30 pm Throwing
Toasters
Eureka - The Gathering
Storm
The Casting Call
Book Reading with Jody
Lynn Nye
The A to Z of Kyle XY
BSG: THe Final 5?
Taking a Bite Out of
Costumes & Looking Thru
Rose Colored Eyeballs
Molds, Masks and Props Star Wars: Trivia (2 Hrs)
Dragon Sex
Science F(r)iction: Its Not
Just For Kids Anymore
Mos Eisley Spaceport (2
Hrs)
Pern Game Night (2.5 Hrs)
We Don’t Get No Respect SF Jeopardy
Harrison Bergeron in
Slaughterhouse Five
Surfing the Funny Pages Sluggy Freelance
Spotlight
Genesis, Stardust, & Deep Cassini – Huygens:
Major Impact Event
Impact Project Updates What’s The Latest From
Saturn And Its 60 Moons?
The Extended Whedon
Universe
8:30 PM
10:00 PM
What’s with the Bowing? Tattooing in the Eastern
World
11:30 pm Show us your
Tattoo
Climbing the Elven Family Fanfiction Luau: Tips,
Tree
Traps, Tricks & Tiki! Part
2 (4 Hrs)
William the Bloody: The
Transition to Spike
Showcase: Peter Beagle
The Power of the Old
YA Around the World
Fan Fun With Vidding
Stories- Folklore and
Fairytales in YA
Farscape Cast Reunion II Off the road with CHiPs: Lori Petty
An Hour with Erik Estrada
Space Environments
New Space: Outward
Bound
Still Flyin’
An Hour with Keith
DeCandido
Semper Fi Sci-Fi
Showcase: Harry
Turtledove
Are You a Vampire? And
Are You a Reaver? (Card
Crack)
Setting as Character
Short Film
Festival:Cannibal Flesh
Riot! and The Henchman
Star Wars Fan Films (2.5 Hrs)
9
Sun 9/2
Hanover F (H) - ART
10:00 AM
Working in the Video
Game Industry.
Hanover G (H) - ART
Artist Trading Card
Workshop
11:30 AM
The Gaming Industry in
Atlanta – What does the
future hold?
Creating a World:
Building the Environment
Henry (HIL) - SCIENCE The Improbable Universe Geological Hoaxes and
Frauds
Hong Kong (H) SGOWF
Where it all Began Stargate the Movie
Imperial Ballroom (M) Dragon*AutoGraph:
- AUTO
McCaffrey, Snider,
Sullivan, Watkins, York
Guest Panel
Dragon*AutoGraph:
David, Dockery, Nash,
Weber
1:00 PM
Fundamentals of Game
Programming
2:30 PM
Gesture Drawing
4:00 PM
Artificial Intelligence in
Gaming
Creating a World: Putting Pricing Your Art
It All Together
Portfolio Review II
Weird and Unusual
The 2nd Nuclear
Scientific Studies (and the Renaissance
Rationales Behind Them)
Craftworks - Small Toy
Magic
How to Investigate a
Haunted House
They Were in THAT??!!
5:30 PM
Women Artist - Their
Tragedies & Their
Triumphs
Dragon*Con Artist
Trading Card Swap
10
Breakfast & Books I
Sabutai Musashi:
Ningage-ryu
The Adventures of Dr.
Floyd LIVE!
Battle of the Sexes!
Film Critics in the
Morning: The 10 Most
Important Science Fiction
Films of All Time
M106-107 (M) - GAME Guild Wars
Star Wars Galaxies
Extinction Chronicles:
Apocalyptic Literature
The Science of Dune
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Brooks, O’Rear, Radford, Jerwa, Kearney, Lafferty, Crispin, Curtis, Kratman, Ketchum, Lester,
Starr, Thompson
Leggett, Ryan, Stackpole Gehweiler, Resnick,
Underwood, Weis
Turtledove
11:00 am Charity Auction for the American Diabetes Association (4 Hrs)
Why People Believe
Weird Things
LuLu TV LIVE!
10:00 PM
SG Game Night - Jeopardy SG Offworld Game Night
& SG Family Feud
11:30 pm SG Late Night
Episodes and Movies (2.5
Hrs)
Concert - Bedlam Bards
and Carla Ulbrich
Learning Center (H) - Short Film Festival:
FILM
Science Fiction - Mad
Machines, Wily Hackers,
and Dystopian Futures
Madison (HIL) - AR
8:30 PM
The Great Divide: Going
from genre art shows to
mainstream art shows
Making the Dead Speak Beer Snobs in Space
The Assault on Science or- The Lemmings Race to
the Cliff
SG Military vs Real
SG Official Merchandise
Military
Inman (H) - FILK
International North
(H) - MAIN
International South
(H) - MAIN
Jackson/Carter (HIL) POD
Kennesaw (H) - WOT
7:00 PM
Photographing Faeries
A Conversation with
Sabutai Musashi
Podcast 411 LIVE!
5 Questions LIVE!
WoT Warfare
The Sewing Circle II
CW - Reaper
Deranged Comedy
Everquest, ‘I’m not dead Everquest 2 - Norrath
yet!!!’
Redux
Oops!: How To Survive An Mad Max: Beyond
Apocalyptic Crisis
Georgia Dome
The Better Side of Bud
Bundy: David Faustino
Hank Reinhardt Fighting
Demo
Least of my Brethren
LIVE!
Illian’s National Trivia
Bee
Unusal tales continued A Little Singing and
Dancing Can’t Kill You.
Voice Acting
Concert - Tom Smith
11:30 pm Concert - The
Great Luke Ski
1:00 am Open Filk (all
night)
Yule Ball (3 Hrs)
Q&A with Hank Reinhardt
Podcasting Your Writing
Book Swap
Juliet Landau on
Independent & Short Film
City of Heroes/Villains Puttin’ on the Spandex
Apocalyptic Family Feud You Dropped a Bomb on
Me: Music for the
Apocalypse
Alien Ethos: Ethics of Sci- PodSci Panel
Fi LIVE!
The Great Gleeman’s
The Great Hunt
Competition!
What Film Festival’s Want
Age of Conan Demo
How Far is Too Far: The Apocalyptic Shorts
Ethics/Appropriateness of
Apocalyptic Themes in
Modern Media
Podcast Peer Awards
Ceremony (2 Hrs)
Are You A Darkfriend? II
Short Film Festival: War
11:30 pm Feature
Screening: Blood Car +
Inappropriate Short Films
(6.5 Hour)
Sun 9/2
10:00 AM
Manilla/Singapore (H) Weaving Plot, Character,
- WRIT
Setting, Theme and Style
into a great work of
fiction
Montreal/Vancouver
(H) - GOTH
Piedmont (H) - CLSF
11:30 AM
Oh! The Horror of It
1:00 PM
Non-fiction for SF and
Fantasy
2:30 PM
Effective Worldbuilding
4:00 PM
Continued: Effective
World Building
5:30 PM
Writing “Real” Science
Fiction?
7:00 PM
8:30 PM
Today’s Female Fantasy Now, that’s funny!
Reader…What is she
looking for?
Urban Fantasy
Terror in Four Colors
Bleeding Into the
Mainstream
Vampires - An Unnatural
The Evil That Men Do
History
Sunday Night Movie of the Week (2 Hrs)
The Art of Darkness
Rocking the Crypt!
Faith and Fiction: Can you
believe in one and enjoy
the other?
Legal Issues in
Regency 5 (H) - MAIN Robot Battles: Ant Weight (2.5 Hrs)
Filmmaking
The Science of Dune
The Greatest American
Hero
Politics in Science Fiction Webcomics
Showcase: Terry Brooks
Whose Line is it Anyway? The Monty Python
Final
Experience
Regency 6-7 (H) MAIN
The TrekTrak Filk Concert The 2007 Miss Klingon
Empire Beauty Pageant
Star Wars Costume
Contest (2 Hrs)
8:00 pm Masqurade Overflow (2.5 Hrs)
How did I end up an
What’s that in the woods?
Actor!?!
Reading: Thomas Patrick Reading: John C. Snider Reading: Brandon Jerwa
Kratman
University (H) - READ Reading: Peter Sullivan Reading: Mike Resnick
Reading: Jack Ketchum
HG Wells: The Author
Who Started It All
Reading: Timothy Zahn
Writing Paranormal
Fiction and Non-Fiction
Reading: Terry Brooks
Reading: Robert Asprin
Reading: Kathleen Ryan
Vinings (H) - ANIME
Comic Scene for the
Manga Fiend
Tattooing: History and Art Hypnosis: What is it and Track Closed how does it work
Masquerade
Reading: Kevin J.
Reading: L.A. Banks
Anderson
Reading: Tiffany Shepis Reading: Michael
Stackpole
Classic Cartoons
AMV 201: Advanced topics (2.5 Hrs)
Meet the Stars of Harry
Potter
Captains Call
An hour with James
Marsters and Juliet
Landau
Roosevelt/Monroe
(HIL) - X
Roswell (H) - READ
Anime in China
Walton (HIL) - ROBOT
Williams (H) - READ Reading: Janny Wurts
Full Metal Alchemist
Artists Roundtable
Robotech Free for All
Reading: Marie Croall
Reading: William Alan
Ritch
Stolen Life Screening (2 Hrs)
Stolen Life: discussion
Reading: Carrie Vaughn Reading: Aberrant
Dreams: The Awakening
10:00 PM
Of Dragons, Demons and
other mythical beasts
11:30 pm There Be
Pirates, Arrr! (party) (3
Hrs)
11:30 pm Band Setup (15
Min)
12:00 am
Dragon*Concert: The
Serpenteens
1:00 am Dragon*Concert:
Calabrese
2:00 am Secret Room
Pirate Party
3:00 am Dragon*Dance
(All Night)
Track Closed Masquerade
Anime Jeopardy
11:30 pm Dub your own
hentai
11
Monday – September 3, 2007
Mon 9/3
Baker (H) - TREK
Cairo (H) - BRIT
Centennial I (H) - MAIN
Centennial II-III (H) - MAIN
Brit Sci-Fi Literature from Wells on
StarGate: SG-1 vs Star Gate: Atlantis
11:30 AM
Star Trek Authors Cavalcade: The Ladies
Breakfast in the Village: The Prisoner
Robot Battles (5 Hrs)
Battlestar Galactica: Prepare To Cast Off
Hacking 301
The Wikipedia Phenomenon
Chicago C-F (H) - SILK
Introduction to Chinese Folk Dance with
Yolanda Campbell
Drawn from Middle-earth: Artists of
Arda
Smallville’s Other Straight Shooter
ICG… A Friendly Group of Sew-N-Sews
Belly Dance Break Down with Kira
Courtland (H) - AMTV
Dekalb/Paulding/Douglas (HIL) CSTM
Dunwoody (H) - MOTF
Edgewood (H) - PERN
Fairlie (H) - SFLIT
Fayette/Newton/Rockdale (HIL) COMICS
Forsythe (HIL) - SPACE
Fulton/Cobb (HIL) - WU
Hanover CDE (H) - MAIN
Hanover F (H) - ART
Hanover G (H) - ART
Star Wars Kid’s Hour
Book Reading with Todd McCaffrey
Revisionist History-the new fantasy?
Sketchy Business - the Art of the Sketch
Card
Designing Missions To The Planets
The Human Monster
Utopias and Dystopias
Art Vs. Code. (How Artist and Programs
work together to great Games)
Game Maker 7.0 Demo: Free, Fun and
Easy Game Design
1:00 PM
All Dead Dave: Red Dwarf
TrekTrak Presents: Data, The Doctor and
Q
If an Internet Sales Tax is
Unconstitutional, Why am I Being
Charged It?
Origami Master Class
Frodo: The Reluctant Hero
From Page To Screen
Those Who Are About to Dye…..
Writing Inspirations with Jody Lynn Nye
Pocket Books Presents
The Tools for Ghouls
Star Wars: LRPG (2 Hrs)
Motivating Your Character
Vampires in Retail
Covering All the Bases
Dark Beauty
Judging a Book by its Cover
To the Head of the Class: SF/F for
Teachers
12:00 pm Art Show Auction (2 Hrs)
Adding ghostly and other-worldly
images to your art
The Art of Dot Painting
Goodbye to our guest
Electronic Voting vs. Democracy: You
Decide
Wrap-Up and Comments
End of Silk Road + Asian Film Screening
Mars Project – Learning To Live On
Mars While Still Here On Earth
Restaurant at the End of the Convention
Books for Boys
Career in Fantasy?
Heroes: For The Greater Good
Well, If You’re Going to Make a
Mistake...
WeyrFest Birthday Party!
Track Wrap Up
Independents Day -Working outside the
“Big Two”
Orbital Commerce Project
Still Crazy After All These Years
Hair Today
Jedi Inside Out
Dead Dragon Party
Once More with Multiple Printings - the
Resurrection of Buffy!
Halfway To Anywhere: Why Low Earth
Orbit Is So Important?
Post-mortem
Shortcuts to sci-fi and fantasy imagery
in your art
Waste Not, Want Not
Cryonics: Cheating Death. Maybe.
Transhumanism: Xerox People
Hong Kong (H) - SGOWF
The Doctor Will See you Now
Make your own SG Music Videos
Gone Too Soon
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Foster, Jolley, McCaffrey, Rosen,
Stackpole, Wells
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Burke, Croall, Weber, Zahn
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Coffey, Dunin, Jones, Shayne, Ward
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Brooks, Clark, Maitz, Vaughn, Wurts
4:00 PM
TrekTrak Presents: Peter David
Brittrack Feedback
Namárië: Farewell to Middle-earth
Tell It To the Judge
Liftport: The New Robot
2:30 PM
The TrekTrak Trivia Challenge
Doctor Who Complete Series
Henry (HIL) - SCIENCE
Imperial Ballroom (M) - AUTO
12
10:00 AM
Track Wrap-up and Blame: Comments,
Criticisms, Requests and Death Threats
It’s a Wrap & the Future of the SG
Universe
Dragon*AutoGraph:
Addlesee, Dickson, Hazelton, Pearson
Mon 9/3
Inman (H) - FILK
International North (H) - MAIN
International South (H) - MAIN
Jackson/Carter (HIL) - POD
Kennesaw (H) - WOT
Learning Center (H) - FILM
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
1:00 PM
2:30 PM
4:00 PM
Documentary: The Force Among Us
William Katt
Tatua, and “F.C.S.”
Farscape
Podcasting Into the Future
Breakfast & Books II
Creative Commons and Legal Issues
Closing Ceremony
Talk Back to the Podcasters!
Looking Ahead
Podcast Track Sign Off!
Leavetakings
State of the Union of HD
M106-107 (M) - GAME
Lord of the Rings Online
EVE Online, What about BoB?
What do you want to see next year?
Battlestar to Serenity: what’s new from
MWP, Ltd
Madison (HIL) - AR
Manilla/Singapore (H) - WRIT
What went Wrong? Tribe discussion
Characters we love and characters we
love to hate
Jericho: Where Do We Go From Here?
Stretching Your Envelope as a writer
End of Days: Track Wrap Up
After the first sale? What?
Montreal/Vancouver (H) - GOTH
Piedmont (H) - CLSF
Regency 5 (H) - MAIN
Regency 6-7 (H) - MAIN
Roosevelt/Monroe (HIL) - X
Roswell (H) - READ
University (H) - READ
Vinings (H) - ANIME
Short Shocks
Designing the Future
Short Film Festival: Filmmaker Discussion (2.5 Hrs)
Ghost Hunters: What scared (and still
Law & Order: An Hour with Elisabeth
scares) us
Rohm
Lost: What’s ‘The Fuselage’?
Reading: Bruce Gehweiler
Reading: A.C. Charania
Reading: Maureen Johnson
Reading: Matt Wallace
Adult Swim/Toonami review
Generations and Anime
Short Film Festival: 2007 Awards Ceremony
The One Ring.Net presents: Making the
Hobbit Happen
The Lone Gunmen - Stories from the Set
Reading: Gary Kim Hayes
Reading: M. B. Weston
How to run a Convention
Film Festival Closing: What’s next for
our filmmakers and wrap-up
Protecting your “inner writer.”
The future of fantastic fiction
The Craft of Songwriting
Monday Movie Matinee (2 Hrs)
The End?
Closing Ceremonies
MRAP-”Creation is a Circle”
They did WHAT to my favorite book?
Reading: Kathryn Hinds
Reading: Jana Oliver
History of the Manga Industry
Pimp Your Favorite Show!
Reading: Rebecca Moesta
Reading: Margaret Weis
Track Q&A
Please note: All times are one hour in length unless otherwise stated.
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Dealer Tables
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Ambient Arts ....................................... A 76
Anime Palace ............................... A 25, 26
Anime Remix ................................ A 33, 34
Aradani Studios ................................C 5, 6
Arche Books ....................................... A 99
Arsenal Models ....................... A 88, 89, 90
Art by Archen ...................................... A 16
Badali Jewelry Specialties ............ A 74, 75
Bast’s Garden ...............................G 14, 15
Bill Stout ............................................C 2,3
Borders Express ..................................J 16
Brazin Lady Custom Bronze Creations ......
................................................ A 95, 96, 97
Brian C. Mitchell ................................D5, 6
Brick by Brick Design........................ F 5, 6
Buzzy Multimedia ................... A 51, 52, 53
Chimera Publishing ......................C 7, 8, 9
Christy Kane ................................. A 36, 37
Crafty Celts ................................... F 13, 14
Crazy Ed’s Comics ....................... E 19, 20
Creativi-C Designs................................ E 9
Crimson Chain Leatherworks .....................
............................................. E 12,13,14,15
Crystal & Fantasy Creations ............. A 103
Darkepoison Designs .........................I 6, 7
Dave’s Comics and Cards ...... A 21, 22, 23
Deep 13 Ltd. ....................................... A 20
The Dragon’s Horde .................. A 100,101
The Dragon’s Keep...........................H 1, 2
The Dragon’s Lair .......................................
.............................. C 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16
Eclipse ............................................I 16, 17
Ellen Million Graphics ......................... F 15
Emanation .......................................... A 55
Evil Brand Clothes ........................ A 17, 18
Fandom ...............................H 13,14,15,16
Fantastical Photography ...................... E16
Fantasy Games Unlimited .................. A 35
Fashions By Figment ....................H 7, 8, 9
Flyboy Film Productions ..................... A 19
Gamer Concepts ............................I 13, 14
Greentea Design Inc..................... A 68, 69
The Griffin Works.................... A 83, 84, 85
Hair Candies by Xyn ........................... A 54
Helm Publishing.................................. E 23
Heroes & Dragons .......A 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Imperial Quartermaster..................... E 2, 3
Imperial Weapons...........................G 9, 10
J & J Enterprises .....................J 7, 8, 9, 10
Jax Books ......................................... A 109
Jerry Ohlingers Movie Memorabilia ............
....................................................... J 11, 12
John’s Comics ...................................... E 1
Junior’s Comics And Cards ................I 4, 5
Kelly Prints, Inc. ..................................C 10
Kit Rae Design Studio .................. A 72, 73
Kittyn-Capone Productions ................. A 56
Kujaku Trading.................................. E 7, 8
Lazy J’s Gifts ...................................... E 11
Le Petit Mort ................................. A 31, 32
The Lovers Knot ...................................I 15
Madhatter ..............................................J 6
Marvelous Mayhem .............H 17,18,19,20
Midnight Syndicate Soundtracks .......A 112
Mostly Independents .................... E 21, 22
Mythix Studios, Inc. .............................. F 7
Nedeo Press ................................. A 86, 87
Nene Thomas Illustrations ..........................
............................................. D 11,12,13,14
Odin’s Cosmic Bookshelf.............. A 29, 30
Offworld Designs ..........D 1, 2, 3, 4, 17, 18
OnTheRunVideo.Com .................. E 24, 25
The Pirate Ship ....................... A 38, 39, 40
Queen’s Domain LLC .... F1, 2, 3, 4, 17, 18
Rak Graphics .................................F 11, 12
Ravenwing Wearable Art .................. E 5, 6
Rebel Base Comics & Toys ..........H 21, 22
Reel Imports ............................J 13, 14, 15
Rowena ................................................C 1
Ruth Thompson’s Tarnished Images/ L A
Williams Art .............................D 7, 8, 9, 10
RXR CDs ...........................................A 110
Scarlett’s Corset ............................. F 9, 10
Schiffer Publishing, Ltd. ...................... A 24
Sigh Co. Graphics ............................G 7, 8
Spacial Anomaly Gallery.....................C 18
Spiral Moon .................J 3, 4, 5, 17, 18, 19
Starbase Atlanta 2 ......................................
.................. A 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66
Stephanie Romano ............................. A 67
Steve Cross ........................................ A 58
Strike Zone .........G 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 16, 17, 18
Sundreams and Myths............G 11, 12, 13
Super Giant Comics ......... A 91, 92, 93, 94
The Swordmark Co....................... A 70, 71
T&G Books and Productions ............ A 102
TalesOfWonder.Com ..................................
.............................. A 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82
Titan Games & Comics.................. A 41-50
Tracy A. Akers .................................... A 98
Triangle Cards ....................................I 2, 3
Troll and Toad ..............A 8,9,10 & A 27, 28
Twilight Creations ..............................A 111
Venture Effects ............................H 3,4,5,6
Walkin’ Willie’s Comix ................... E 17, 18
Wee Bee Cards .................................. A 57
Wes Tillander ............................ A 1, 2, 3, 4
The Wizard’s Wagon ........I 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Wolfhome Adventuring Outfitters ................
...................................................... A 5, 6, 7
Yard Dog Press ..................................D 15
Yuki Pearls/Yuki Trading Co. ........ H 11, 12
Yum Yum Anime .............................I 18, 19
Hilton: Galleria Exhibit Hall
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Exhibitor Booths
Exhibitors Located in the Grand Ballroom:
A Wrinkle in Time .............................166,167,168,169,170
Abstract Studio ............................................................119
Achella ...........................................................106,107,108
The Art of David Bollt ...................................................147
Bead-azzled..........................................................164,165
Brute Force Leather..............................................153,154
Capt. Comics ........................................................ 110,111
Chessex Manufacturing ..........................180,181,182,183
The Contact Lens Company ........................................136
Dark Horse Comics ..............................................134,135
Earth Wisdom .......................................................124,125
Edgework Imports Inc. ..........................................127,128
Edhellen Armoury .................................................145,146
Elmore Productions ................................131,132,149,150
Fool Moon Treasures Inc. .....................................140,141
Funcom............................................100,102,103,104,105
GWB ............................................................................126
Holistic Design ......................................................158,159
Honeck Sculpture .................................................122,123
House of Anime ...........................................................157
K2 Network, Inc. ..........................................................133
Linsner.Com .........................................................162,163
Miniature Building Authority ..................................160,161
The Missing Volume ....................................................109
Ms. Martha’s Corset Shoppe .......................................148
Museum Replicas Ltd. ...................................177,178,179
Pegasus Publishing ....................................... 114,115,116
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Reel Art ................................................................. 112,113
StylinOnline.Com .................................... 117,118,120,121
SwordsSwords.Com .............................................155,156
Tablestar Games ..................................................171,172
Troll & Toad.............................................151,152,173,174
Unique Visions......................................................129,130
White Silver Publishing .........................................175,176
White Wolf Publishing...............137,138,139,142,143,144
Exhibitors Located in the Grand Salon:
Abbyshot Custom Clothiers .......................................1211
Adventure Retail ........... 1021,1121,1122,1123,1221,1222
Artemis Leather ................................................1201,1203
Backlot Props & Costumes ...............................1010,1012
Barbarian Battles .......................................................1311
Brendan’s Bare Feat..................................................1213
Bud K Worldwide .....................................1407,1409,1411
Bump in the Night Authors .........................................1413
Catalyst Games ................................................1415,1417
Coffee Shop of Horrors.....................................1015,1017
The Costume Shoppe................................................ 1118
Dragon*Con Store ............................................1323,1421
Dragon Moon Press...................................................1008
Durham-Hill................................................................1106
Faery Life..........................................................1016,1018
The Ghoulish Gallery .........................................1111,1113
Heaven & Hell..........................................1313,1315,1317
Icarus Studios ............................................................1307
Intergalactic Trading Co.............................................1305
Journeyman Leather..........................................1115,1117
Larry Smith, Bookseller ....................................1412,1416
Lightspeed Fine Art..................................1308,1310,1312
MacDesigns ...............................................................1108
Margaret Weis Productions ...............................1112,1114
Max Empire LLC ...........1202,1206,1208,1212,1214,1218
Medical Visions..........................................................1005
Metamorph USA ...............................................1406,1408
The Missing Link...............................................1316,1318
Netherworld Haunted House .....................................1019
Official Pix..................................................................1314
Pegasus Publishing .......................................... 1101,1103
Pendragon Costumes ....................................... 1105,1107
Quicksylver Productions ............................................1223
Scaldcrow Games .....................................................1309
Scott Clark Visions ....................................................1014
SellingOutForFunAndProfit.Com ...............................1003
Sherrilyn Kenyon .......................................................1006
Southeastern Browncoats .........................................1109
Starbase Atlanta ...............................................1301,1303
SuperSwordsNStuff.Com .................................1215,1217
Swords And More .............................................1321,1322
Troma Entertainment .................................................1102
Utilikilts .............................................................1205,1207
Visionary Living, Inc...................................................1209
Worldview Travel ..............................................1002,1004
Hilton: Grand Ballroom & Grand Salon
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Lou Gossett, Jr.
Lori Petty
David Faustino
Major Victory
Fat Momma
Feedback
Gail Kim
Alexis Cruz
Lexa Doig
Michael Shanks
Christopher Judge
Jason Momoa
Elisabeth Rohm
Claudia Black
Paul McGillion
Gigi Edgley
Lani Tupu
David Franklin
Evan Fowler / Bobby Rice
James Cawley
Robert Picardo
Brent Spiner
Jonathan Frakes
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James Marsters
Juliet Landau
Jamie Bamber
Aaron Douglas
Richard Hatch
Herb Jefferson, Jr.
Ray Park
David Prowse
Peter Mayhew
Richard LeParmentier
James Phelps
Oliver Phelps
Matthew Lewis
Patrick Burns
Ghost Hunters
Ghost Hunters
Tori Belleci
Kari Byron
Grant Imahara
Tippi Hedren
Peter Beagle
Eric Estrada
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Mark Sheppard
Kevin Sorbo
Gordon Michael Woolvert
Gil Gerard
Erin Gray / Felix Silla
Mark Singer
Virgil
George Lowe / C. Martin Croker
Ellen Muth
Leslie Culton
Frank Stallone
John Wesley Shipp
Lou Ferrigno
Michael Winslow
Bruce Harwood / Tom Braidwood
Vanessa Angel
Claudia Christian
Vic Mignona
Artist Alley: Hilton Galleria Exhibit Hall
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HERO Initiative
Michael Avon Oeming
David Mack
Chris Hazelton, Wayne Van
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Sarah Wilkinson
Steve Niles
Brian Pulido
Bobby Nash, Brandon Jerwa
Joe Pekar
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Chris Staros
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Francesco Francavilla
11, 12 Gaijin Studios: Cully Hamner,
Brian Stelfreeze, Karl Story
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Cat Staggs, Chris Moreno
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Adam Hughes, Allison Sohn
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Tara McPherson
Scott Christian Sava
David Lloyd
Blake Wilkie, Bob Pendarvis
Studio Revolver - John
Christopher, Tom Feister, Tariq
Hassan, Georges Jeanty,
Dexter Vines
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Christopher Jones, Bill
Holbrook
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Dean Motter
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Whilce Portacio
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Eric Powell
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Gris Grimly
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Richard Green, Sean Taylor
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Peter Bagge
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Peter David
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Talent Caldwell
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Atlanta Comics Expo
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Chris Beranek, Pete Abrams
Andy Price
Jennie Breeden, Kara Laurel
Jay (Kittyhawk)
Ted Naifeh
Tommy Castillo
Gina Biggs, Iris Chen
Rich Larson
Ryan/Lar Sohmer
Greg Theakston
Rob Granito, Richard White
SL Gallant, Scott Stewart
GW Fisher, James Ritchey
Steve Addlesee, Clay Allen
Henss
Jason Yungbluth
John Robey, Chris Wisnia
Frank Brunner
Steve Bennett
Stephanie Gladden
Don Rosa
Andy Runton
Note: The Comics Artists Alley is located inside the
Dealers Room. Dealer Tables not shown on this map.
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Art Show: Participating Artists
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Name .................Booth Number
Lindsay Archer ....................2622
Amy Ashbaugh ...................3022
Brigid Ashwood ...................4282
Tomak Baksik .......................786
Joshua Baldwin ..................4301
Joel Ball ..............................4254
Jason Basden .....................4283
Disa Baylis ..........................3819
Jasmine Becket-Griffith ......3861
Misty Benson ......................4269
Laura & Paul Bernier ..........4294
Paul Martin Bielaczyc .........2995
Michelle Bradshaw .............4286
Stephanie Bray ...................4302
Ann Bridges ........................4271
Stanley Bruns .......................845
Wanda C. Burns .................2136
Melissa Byrd .......................4257
Dave Cain ...........................3848
Leslie Camara ........................95
Adrriano Carreon ................4237
Sarah Clemens ...................3810
Mike Conrad ....................... 2111
Tracy L. Cornett ..................2969
Tiffany Crosby.......................154
Loren Damewood ...............3865
Kathleen David ...................2463
Isabelle Davis .....................4244
David Deen ...........................917
Eric Dempsey .....................3009
Meredith Dillman.................1992
Jessica Douglas .................2133
Kevin Dyer ..........................3837
Joseph Edwards .................4300
Paul Ewing..........................3027
Jade Falcon ........................3373
Kim Feigenbaum ................4276
Joshua (Gusfink) Fields ......3893
Tom Fleming .......................3804
Wayne & Jacob Fowler .......4239
Rod Fuchs ..........................4289
Bob Giadrosich ...................3385
Christy Grandjean...............4260
Jarett Greene......................4266
Scott Hahn ..........................3827
Brian Hamner .....................3368
Mark A. Helwig....................3866
James Herrmann ................2923
Samantha Hogg..................4255
Christian Holmes ................3381
Leslie Hoops-Wallace .........4291
Georgia Horesh ......................51
Matt Hughes .......................1079
James Humble....................3836
Kennon James....................4245
Bryan Jones............................77
Julie Kastan ........................4250
Tom Kastan.........................4251
John Kaufmann ..................2108
Patrick Keith .........................101
Charity Koone .....................4273
Laura Kovalcin ....................4310
Amul Kumar ........................4305
Laura Law ...........................4297
Kate Lebherz-Gelinas .........3823
Todd Lockwood...................1171
Kathleen Lowe ....................2511
Brenda Lyons .....................3815
Don Maitz ...........................1180
Jenifer Marrus.....................1193
Theresa Mather ......................12
Roy Mauritsen ....................3839
Rachael Mayo.........................41
Patricia McCracken ............2559
Randy McVey .....................1212
Jennifer Miller .....................3868
Judith Moffitt .......................4275
Lora La Vonne Moore .........3322
Victoria Moore ....................3410
Vicky Morgan-Keith ............2098
Stanley Morrison.....................58
Joseph Mueller .....................119
Christy Nicholas..................2626
Mael Yako Nohara ..............3326
Carey Oxler ........................3821
Sarah Pauline .....................4258
Nicole Pellegrini ..................3321
John Perkins .......................1277
Lara Peters .........................4242
Meredith Peterson ..............4298
Georgia Philippe .................4247
Mark Poole .........................1292
Coy Powers ........................4309
Stephanie Pui-Mun Law .........64
Christopher Ready..............2552
Andrew Revell ....................4299
Laura Reynods .......................16
Marti Roberson .......................52
Diana Robicheaux ..................17
Scott Rorie ..............................99
Nigel Sade ..........................2520
Maia Sanders .....................2113
Sandra Santara ......................44
Stacia Schmidt....................3824
Kaysha Siemens.................3841
Abranda Icle Sisson............2095
Grace Spengler ..................2987
John Stanko........................4249
Cristina Steele ....................2584
Stacy Stover .......................4279
Paulina Stuckey-Cassidy ....4234
DPI Studios.........................3859
Charlene Taylor-D’Alessio ......40
Kimberly Terrell ...................3892
Patience Thompson............3399
Tiffany Toland .....................4308
Alain Viesca ........................3344
Paul Vincenti.......................2967
Arthur Wagar ......................4295
Donna Waltz .......................2124
Emily Wiese ........................3843
Bridget E. Wilde ..................3325
Maria William ......................1922
David Windham ..................3840
Deborah Woods .................2530
Brent Woodside ..................4264
Janny Wurts........................1773
Art Show: Hyatt Grand Hall East
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Marriott: Atrium Level
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Marriott: Lobby Level
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Marriott: Marquis & Imperial Ballroom Levels
Game Programming
Gaming
Walk of Fame
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Autograph Sessions
I = Information Booth
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Hyatt Regency Hotel
Map keys. The following pages contain blow up
maps of each floor along with a list of tracks for
each room.
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Hyatt: Ballroom Level
Regency
Ballroom
V
Centennial Ballroom IV
Centennial Ballroom III
Regency
Ballroom
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Regency
Ballroom
VII
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Centennial & Regency Ballrooms:
MAIN Programming
Centennial Ballroom II
Outside the Learning Center:
Concourse Stage
The Learning
Center
Centennial Ballroom I
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The Learning Center:
Independent Film Track & Independent Short Film Festival
Hyatt: Exhibit Level
West
East
Grand Hall East:
Art Show
Grand Hall West:
Convention Registration, Volunteers, Guest
Registration, and Disabilities Services
Hanover Hall:
AB
Print Shop
CDE MAIN Programming
FG
Art Show Programming
Chicago:
AB
VIP Badge Pickup
CDEF Silk Road: Asian Cinema & Culture
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Hyatt: Conference Center Level
TrekTrak
American Sci-Fi Media
Sci-Fi Fantasy
Literature
Pern
Sci-Fi Fantasy
Literature-Alt. Room
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Star Wars: MotF
American Sci-Fi
Classics
Writers Workshop
Readings 1
Readings 3
Anime/Animation
Track
Anime Video
Main Video
Media Room
Readings 2
Wheel of Time
Childcare (Day)
Filking (Night)
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Hyatt: Embassy Hall Level
Gothic
Shadows
British
Media
Star Gate:
Offworld
Fandom
Writer’s Track
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Hilton: Lower Level: Galleria Exhibit Hall
Dealers Hall
Dealers Hall
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Hilton: First Floor
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Main Entrance
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Hilton: Second Floor
Exhibit Hall
Exhibit Hall
North Wing:
Costuming: D-F
South Wing:
Tolkien: C
Comics: K-M
Whedon Universe: A-B
EFF: I
Young Adult Literature: G
Robotics: H
Science: J
Space: N
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Hilton: Third Floor
X Track
Apocalypse
Rising
Podcasting
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Hilton: Forth Floor
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Downtown Atlanta Map
Map keys. The table on this page lists hotels on the map
at right. All phone numbers are in the 404 area code.
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Key
Hotel
Phone
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Hyatt Regency
577-1234
2
Wyndham Suite
688-8600
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Days Inn
523-1144
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Inn at Peachtrees
577-6970
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America Suites
577-1980
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Super 8
524-7000
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Atlanta Palms
659-2660
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Wyndham Garden Hotel
659-2727
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Baymont
659-7777
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Sheraton
659-6500
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Travelodge
659-4545
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Marriott Marquis
521-0000
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Hilton & Towers
659-2000
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Westin Peachtree Plaza
659-1400
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Ritz-Carlton
659-0400
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Quality Hotel
524-7991
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Holiday Inn
524-5555
Saturday
Track Closed: Dragon*Con Parade
Walk the streets of Atlanta in costume, or be on the sidelines to
take pictures. Sat 10:00 AM
Star Wars: The Lego Syndrome
Come see one of FBTB.com’s top ten customizer and his works.
You’ll learn about the history of LEGO and Star Wars. Learn some
lingo, and get rewarded for answers Simon MacDonald Sat 11:30
AM
Mr. Star Wars
The guys come out in force—to strut their stuff to become the 2007
Mr. Star Wars. Sat 8:30 PM, Intn’l S. (H)
The Star Wars Cantina Ball
The 2nd Annual Cantina Ball. Live music, dancing, and a few
surprises along the way. Sat 10:00 PM, 2 Hrs, Intn’l S. (H)
Sunday
Star Wars Charity Auction
Adventure into the new world of the Star Wars novels. Q & A with
the authors. Aaron Allston, Helen Keier, Timothy Zahn, Rogue
Shindler (m) Sat 1:00 PM
Yes, it’s back! Actors, Authors, Artists to the highest bidder! Could
be a free autograph, character in a book, lunch, dinner, or just a
chit-chat. Money goes to the American Diabetes Association. Sun
10:00 AM
Star Wars: Celebrating 30 Years
Droid Building 101
Star Wars: Words of the Force
Star Wars Actors Q & A Richard LeParmentier, Peter Mayhew, Ray
Park, David Prowse, Matt Wood. Sat 2:30 PM, Cent. II-III (H)
Star Wars: Comic Books, Artwork & Cards
Portrayals in ink. Comics, Artwork, and Cards. Kevin J. Anderson,
Adam Hughes, Michael Stackpole, Cat Staggs, Sarah Wilkinson,
Kris Graham (m) Sat 4:00 PM
Mythology “Spirits in the Sky”
Discussion on how the North American, Chinese, Japanese, Greek,
Italian, and other world cultures played a very important part in
the names, places, and legacy of Star Wars. Josepha Sherman,
Dr. Sharon E. Mozley-Standridge, Jean Alexander (m), Jennifer
Peterson, Lochie Cameron Sat 5:30 PM
Star Wars: The Cultural Phenomenon
Why has the movie became such a phenomenon and so ingrained
in pop culture? What socio/political factors contributed to the
popularity of the movie and led to the creation of the most popular
movie franchise? Aaron Allston, Kathleen O’Shea David, Helen
Keier, C. Andrew Nelson, Michael Stackpole, Timothy Zahn, Beth
Spires (m), Caitlin Shindler, Rogue Shindler Sat 7:00 PM
What does it takes to build an Astromech? The R2 builders Club
covers the basic “nuts and bolts” of how to get started building your
own droid. What materials and tools to use, and basic radio control
information to make your own R2 come to life! Andrew Schwartz,
Barrie Clark, Chris Lee, Doug Dixon, Jonathan Higgins Sun 11:30
AM
Star Wars Combine
The Star Wars Combine is about role-playing. When playing the
Combine, the end-users are not only playing an avatar; but also
they are investing a part of themselves into what they would dream
to be if they were living in the Star Wars universe Walker Schlundt
(m) Sun 1:00 PM
Star Wars Collector’s Corner
Bring your favorite item, your rarest item, or your latest addition.
Brad Carrne, Cathy Bowden, Kris Graham Sun 2:30 PM
Star Wars Costume Contest
MotF’s Annual Costume Contest. Preregistration is required.
Deadline is 1:00pm. Autumn-Skye Boothe, David Harmer, Cheralyn
Lambeth, Richard LeParmentier, Peter Mayhew, C. Andrew Nelson,
David Prowse, Angela Mash, Caitlin Shindler, Gregg Keefer (m),
Misty Turner Sun 5:30 PM, 2 Hrs, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Molds, Masks and Props
Learn what products to use, how to cast a mold, build your own
props, and make masks David Harmer, Abby Sadler, Drew Sadler,
Thomas Spanos Sun 7:00 PM
Star Wars Fan Films
John Hudgens hosts the 4th Annual Star Wars Fan Films John
Hudgens. Sun 8:30 PM, 2.5 Hrs, Hanover CDE (H)
Star Wars: Trivia
So, you think you’re the Star Wars Universe. Test your skills C.
Andrew Nelson, Michael Stackpole, Matt Wood, Timothy Zahn,
Helen Kier, Rogue Shindler (m) Sun 8:30 PM, 2 Hrs
Mos Eisley Spaceport
Games, Scrapbooking, Trading Session, or just sit back and relax
Sun 10:00 PM, 2 Hrs
Monday
Star Wars Kid’s Hour
Storybook Reading, Puppet Making, Lightsaber lessons, and flying
disks Kathleen O’Shea David, Adam Hughes, Cheralyn Lambeth,
Helen Kier Mon 10:00 AM
Documentary: The Force Among Us
A documentary that includes all different types of Star Wars fans
and destroys all the stereotypes associated with us. The Force
Among Us is a film made by fans for the fans. Cristian Macht Mon
11:30 AM, 2 Hrs, Intn’l N. (H)
Star Wars: LRPG
Star Wars role-playing. Dutch Cunningham, Melanie Cummings
Mon 1:00 PM, 2 Hrs
Jedi Inside Out
The Jedi Assembly will explain all those layers in the Jedi costume,
how to make them and alternatives to the “standard uniform”. The
Jedi Assembly Mon 4:00 PM
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Tolkien’s Middle Earth (TOLK)
Friday
Elfstone: Middle-earth Live Action Role Playing
Join Elfstone as they discuss the exciting aspects of LARP in
Tolkien’s Middle-earth. Elfstone has been running LotR-like
adventures for nearly three years, with a unique rules system, realtime combat, and emphasis on story and character development.
Bill Bradford, Diane Rawls, Melissa Witte, Mike Yow, Steve Eley Fri
1:00 PM, Intn’l N. (H)
Dragon Smackdown! Glaurung vs. Smaug
The One Ring.Net presents: Making the Hobbit Happen
In the swirling mists of rumor and speculation surrounding “The
Hobbit”, TheOneRing.net clears the air. LOTR Director Peter
Jackson? New Line Cinema? Who will make The Hobbit and
when? Who holds the rights and who is winning the battle? Larry
Curtis, Chris Pirrotta. Sat 2:30 PM, Intn’l N. (H)
Bakshi’s Middle Earth
This delightful panel will feature Peter Beagle, screenwriter of
Bakshi’s Lord of the Rings animated film, and voice actor Felix
Silla. Peter S. Beagle, Felix Silla. Sat 4:00 PM
Tolkien’s two most famous dragons share much in common, yet
in many ways they couldn’t be more different. It’s Smaug vs.
Glaurung! Join us on the trail of the fire-drakes and be prepared
to support your champion! Presented by Anne Petty. Anne Petty.
Fri 2:30 PM
Drawn from Middle-earth: Artists of Arda
The Story Got Bigger With Each Telling: A Fellowship
of Authors Discuss Going Pro
Learn techniques you can use to repaint, resculpt, and reuse extra
figures you have sitting around to create the figures you really want.
Erestor? Absolutely. Celebrian? No problem. Legolas in a tutu?
Zhie can probably help you out with that, too! Zhie Sat 7:00 PM
Join authors Sherrilyn Kenyon, Ally Blue, Kayelle Allen, Sabrina
Luna, Michael E. Hill, Jenn Medved and Kiernan Kelly as they share
their views on fanfic, original fiction, and their experiences being
published. Sherrilyn Kenyon, Ally Blue, Jenn Medved, Kayelle Allen,
Kiernan Kelly, Michael E. Hill, Sabrina Luna Fri 4:00 PM
Speak Friend and Enter: Getting to Know Your Online
Friends
This is a great way to start off Dragon*Con—by getting to know
other Tolkien Fans! Play some fantastic icebreakers—including
the Whose Ring Is It Anyway? game. Participation isn’t just
encouraged, it’s required! Zhie Fri 5:30 PM, 2.5 Hrs
An Evening in Bree
The Prancing Pony is open for business! Drop by for live music
by Emerald Rose and the Brobdingnagian Bards, singing, and
dancing in the best tradition of Barliman Butterbur’s Inn at Bree.
Brobdingnagian Bards, Emerald Rose. Fri 8:30 PM, 2.5 Hrs, Cent.
I (H)
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Saturday
Join us as we discuss the artists whose imaginations have helped
bring to life the locations and characters of Tolkien’s Middle-earth.
Allison Sohn, Cat Staggs, Sarah Wilkinson. Sat 5:30 PM
Customizing Your Action Figures
Know Your Rights: Copyright Law for the Creator of
Fan Works
Are fanfiction and fan art legal? Copyright attorney Theodora
Michaels debunks common misconceptions about copyright law,
fair use, parody, and disclaimers, and more. Theodora Michaels
Sat 8:30 PM
Middle-earth Film Festival
Late night film festival includes both classic favorites and brand new
films, by fans, for fans. This year’s featured films are Middle-earth
Idol and Ringers: Lord of the Fans. Gandalf’s Trivia Challenge will
take place during the intermission. Zhie Sat 10:00 PM, 4 Hrs
Bringing Your Costume To Life
Jules Kelly and Marcia Banach present the technique of “Method
Costuming.” This panel includes breaking down a costume by
layers, detailing leatherwork, adding jewelry, and more. Michael
Cook offers his expertise in leatherwork. Jules Kelly, Marcia
Banach, Michael Cook Sat 11:30 PM, 2.5 Hrs
Sunday
Marriage in Middle-earth
The role of marriage in Tolkien’s world, from Ln and Beren to Arwen
and Aragorn, discussed using examples from the Silmarillion,
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, and The History of Middle Earth.
Presented by Marie Miesel. Marie Miesel Sun 10:00 AM
Dragon Smackdown! Glaurung vs. Smaug
Tolkien’s two most famous dragons share much in common, yet
in many ways they couldn’t be more different. It’s Smaug vs.
Glaurung! Join us on the trail of the fire-drakes and be prepared
to support your champion! Presented by Anne Petty. Anne Petty.
Sun 11:30 AM
New Zealand IS Middle Earth: Personal Journeys
through the Land of The Lord of the Rings
Join Diane Rooney as she shares her own award-winning
photographs of New Zealand and explores the personal journeys,
insights, and motivations of the fellowship of worldwide travelers
who’ve gone there and back again. Diane Rooney Sun 1:00 PM
The Children of Hurin Roundtable Book Discussion
Before the rings of power, there were the Silmarilli. Before Aragorn,
there was Turin. Listen to our panelists chat about the themes
of Children of Hurin, or join in the discussion. Participation is
encouraged, but not necessary. Anne Petty, Jenn Medved, Marie
Miesel, Rebecca Blevins Sun 2:30 PM
Customizing Your Action Figures
Learn techniques you can use to repaint, resculpt, and reuse extra
figures you have sitting around to create the figures you really want.
Erestor? Absolutely. Celebrian? No problem. Legolas in a tutu?
Zhie can probably help you out with that, too! Zhie Sun 5:30 PM
Silmarillion Essentials/Jewels in the History of
Middle-earth
Explore themes in Tolkien’s first age history with Marie Miesel,
and the links between the First Age and LOTR, including a brief
overview of the Histories of Middle Earth, with mention of important
stories/essays found in the History of Middle-earth. Marie Miesel
Sun 7:00 PM
Climbing the Elven Family Tree
This genealogical journey, interwoven with storytelling, traces the
roots of the High Kings and branches out to speculate on some of
the more mysterious Elves of Tolkien’s writings. Presented by Zhie
Jenn Medved Sun 8:30 PM
Fanfiction Luau: Tips, Traps, Tricks & Tiki! Part 2
Aloha! You’re invited to an interactive party workshop, helpful to
any novice or intermediate fanfic writer. Focus is on LOTR/Tolkien
fanfic, followed by a Q & A with popular authors of the fandom.
Over 18 to attend, IDs checked at door. Dark Dreamer, Nuinzilien,
Zee Drippy Vessel, Zhie Sun 10:00 PM, 4 Hrs
Monday
Drawn from Middle-earth: Artists of Arda
Join us as we discuss the artists whose imaginations have helped
bring to life the locations and characters of Tolkien’s Middle-earth.
Michael Avon Oeming, Sarah Wilkinson. Mon 10:00 AM
Frodo: The Reluctant Hero
As we create a new mythology for ourselves, the Reluctant Hero finds
its reality in more modern stories, including Hollywood and Balzac.
Tolkein has created a hero in Frodo that mirrors our own Reluctant
Selves. Presented by Susan Nease. Susan Nease Mon 11:30 AM
The One Ring.Net presents: Making the Hobbit Happen
In the swirling mists of rumor and speculation surrounding The
Hobbit, TheOneRing.net clears the air. LOTR Director Peter
Jackson? New Line Cinema? Who will make The Hobbit and
when? Who holds the rights and who is winning the battle? Larry
Curtis, Chris Pirrotta. Mon 1:00 PM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Farewell to Middle-earth
Join us in bidding goodbye to old and new friends while helping us
with ideas for next years sessions. Jean Baughman Mon 2:30 PM
Whedon Universe (WU)
Friday
An Hour in the Buffyverse
Spike and Drusilla Reunit, under the watchfull eye of Detective
Lockley. Spend some quality Q & A time with favorites from the
Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel television series. Juliet Landau,
James Marsters, Elisabeth Rohm. Fri 1:00 PM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Whedon Universe Jeopardy
all about the Public Relations Officer of Serenity, a simple man,
a man of substance, a man of necessity, a man, and then some.
Fri 8:30 PM
Calling one and all “Once More with Feeling” fans. Here is your
chance to see the famous Buffy Horror Picture Show that you’ve
heard about! Be sure to get a seat for one of our two fun filled
performances! Fri 10:00 PM, Intn’l S. (H)
Calling one and all “Once More with Feeling” fans. Here is your
chance to see the famous Buffy Horror Picture Show that you’ve
heard about! Be sure to get a seat for one of our two fun filled
performances! Fri 11:30 PM, Intn’l S. (H)
Join us for this first panel as we christen our new digs with a little bit
of friendly competition. Lucky fans will compete in the ultimate battle
of Whedon trivia. Remember: answers are in the form of a question!
Wayne Hutchinson Fri 2:30 PM
The Shape of Your Ship
An Hour with Ron Glass and Mark Sheppard
Saturday
The New Canon: Buffy Season 8
A FAN FAVORITE! Whedon Universe characters are on hand to
help contestants answer random questions and win prizes in an all
out tic tac toe style competition. Sat 10:00 AM
We spend quality Q & A time with two fan favorites from the Firefly
television series and listen to their tales and experiences about traveling
the ‘Verse. Ron Glass, Mark Sheppard. Fri 4:00 PM, Cent. I (H)
Buffy is back and this time she has a whole team of Slayers to help
her in her new fight against the ever rising forces of darkness. We
discuss were the season has been so far and speculate where it
will go. Scott Allie, Georges Jeanty. Fri 5:30 PM
Why We Watch
It’s no secret that the works of Joss Whedon have touched the
lives of many and even contribute to personal growth. Come hear
some of the most heartwarming stories and share your own with
other fans. Fri 7:00 PM
The Hero of Canton
Sex. Muscles. Humor. Thuggery. That’s Jayne—Or so says Adam
Baldwin. We know there is more to this Big Damn Hero. Discuss
What form does your “shipping” take? Our NC-17 discussion panel
examines various Buffy, Angel and Firefly relationships from the
shows as well as fan fiction in the adult forms they take. Sat 1:00 AM
Whedon Universe Squares
Wolfram and Hart
Murder, deceit, lies, manipulation and all the other things you would
expect are but a few of the things that you would expect from a
multi-dimensional law firm that has stood the test of time. Sidney
Bennett Sat 11:30 AM
television series and listen to their tales and experiences about
traveling the ‘Verse and beyond. Ron Glass, Mark Sheppard. Sat
1:00 PM, Cent. II-III (H)
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But You’re Just a Girl
In this panel we discuss, praise, and critique the Chosen One,
Buffy Anne Summers and her transformation from high school
cheerleader into the leader in the fight against the forces of
darkness Sat 2:30 PM
An Hour in the Buffyverse
Spike and Drusilla Reunit, under the watchfull eye of Detective
Lockley. Spend some quality Q & A time with favorites from the
Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel television series. Juliet Landau,
James Marsters, Elisabeth Rohm. Sat 4:00 PM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Ziggy’s Hootenanny Game
Finally: all those hours spent watching your favorite Whedon
television shows can pay off and you can show off your stage
presence. 3 teams of 3-4 people have to reenact a scene from
Buffy, Angel, and Firefly and compete for prizes. Sat 5:30 PM
The Verse
The first ever talk show about various controversial topics dealing
with the Whedon Universe. Audience members will write down
topics and throw them to a panel of four diverse but opinionated
fans in a roundtable. Watch out for flying chairs! Scott Allie, Keith
R.A. DeCandido. Sat 7:00 PM
An Hour with Ken Feinberg and Larry Bagby III
We spend quality Q & A time with two wonderful actors from Buffy
the Vampire Slayer. Ken Feinberg, Larry Bagby III Sat 8:30 PM
Whedon Universe Costume Contest
Unleash your inner Whedon character and get ready for an all out
battle of costuming and creativity Sat 10:00 PM
The Shindig
Join us for will prove to be the Best Damn Social event this side of
the ‘Verse! Don your best duds and kick up your boots to dance the
night away and show the rest of the world just how mighty we are.
Sat 11:30 PM, 3 Hrs, Intn’l N. (H)
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Sunday
An Hour with Keith DeCandido
In this panel we discuss the religious symbolism in Joss’ work and
its impact on series canon and the fans. Sun 10:00 AM
We spend an hour with one of our favorite authors with work
spanning Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Dr. Who, Star Trek,
Supernatural, and much, much more. Keith R.A. DeCandido. Sun
8:30 PM
A Wolf in a Shepherd’s Clothing
Are You a Vampire? And Are You a Reaver? (Card Crack)
Note to Self: Religion Freaky
Discussion panel that explores and ponders the most mysterious
member of the Serenity crew. We will discuss his back story,
speculate what happened between the final episode and the
feature film to cause Book to leave the ship and settle down. Sun
11:30 AM
An Hour with James Marsters and Juliet Landau
Spike and Drusilla Reunited! We kick off this year by spending
quality Q & A time with two fan favorites from the Buffy the Vampire
Slayer and Angel television series’. Juliet Landau, James Marsters.
Sun 1:00 PM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
The Extended Whedon Universe
A discussion panel that shines the Whedon spotlight on The
Astonishing X-Men, The Runaways, Fray, Tales of the Slayers, and
Tales of the Vampires all now in comic form. Scott Allie, Georges
Jeanty. Sun 2:30 PM
television series and listen to their tales and experiences about
traveling the ‘Verse and beyond. Ron Glass, Mark Sheppard. Sun
4:00 PM, Cent. I (H)
William the Bloody: The Transition to Spike
Mama’s boy, poet, lover, madman, killer, villain, savior. We dissect
the persona that is everyone’s favorite bad boy with a soft spot for
the ladies and the road he travels to fulfill his most unlikely destiny.
Sun 5:30 PM
Still Flyin’
Explore the many different mediums that, fans and dealers, are
using to keep the Firefly and Serenity genre alive. Brian Wiser,
Kevin Bachelder, Les Howard, Melissa Honig Sun 7:00 PM
Come play The Whedon Universe Track’s version of “Are You a
Werewolf?” A mob rule card game that is sure to get you hooked.
Sun 10:00 PM
Monday
The Human Monster
Explore the everyday human beings in the Whedon Universe that
are in league with the forces of darkness and add to the havoc and
mischief that our characters face while they try to survive and do
good works. Mon 10:00 AM
Dark Beauty
A discussion that delves into the demented clairvoyant genius that
is the vampire Drusilla. We will go in depth about her legacy, her
girlish demeanor and her undaunted control over Spike. Mon 11:30
AM
Goodbye to Our Guest
We end the weekend in one last Q & A session with our guests and
spend some time reflecting and sharing our favorite moments from
Dragon*Con 2007. Mon 2:30 PM, Cent. II-III (H)
Writer’s Track (WRITE)
Friday
How to write a story in one hour
From idea to plot in one hour Gary Kim Hayes. Fri 1:00 PM
In the Beginning
Getting off to a great start on your story or novel Aaron Allston,
Lawrence Barker (m), Eugie Foster, Eric Griffin. Fri 2:30 PM
Critique Groups that Work
Lawrence Barker, Gary Kim Hayes, Nancy C Knight (m), Brad
Strickland, Michelle Roper (Gillian Summers), Berta Platas (Gillian
Summers) Fri 4:00 PM
Podcast SF/Fantasy-a New Fad or the Future?
Tee Morris (m), Scott Sigler, Matt Wallace. Fri 5:30 PM
And, the Editor Said...
Interpreting an editor’s comments or revision letter Bob Coughlin,
Claire M Eddy, Bill Fawcett, Bruce Gehweiler (m), David Weber,
Toni Weisskopf, Edmund Shubert, Mark, Newton Fri 7:00 PM
Finding Your Place in Today’s Tight Market
Gris Grimly, Kathryn Hinds, Jack McDevitt, Andy Runton, Maggie
Shayne, Brad Strickland, Timothy Zahn, Berta Platas (Gillian
Summers) (m) Fri 8:30 PM
Fightin’ and Writin’
How to write effective fight scenes. Robert Asprin, David Drake,
Gary Kim Hayes (m), Hank Reinhardt, Selina Rosen, John
Robinson, Tom Kratman Fri 10:00 PM
Saturday
Saturday Wake-up Roundtable
Your chance to ask the pros Claire M Eddy, Bill Fawcett, Susan
Kearney, Nancy C. Knight (m), Carrie Vaughn, Rebecca York, Mark
Newton Sat 10:00 AM
Short Cuts
The Editor’s Point of View
Continued: Effective World Building
How to Increase Your Writing Productivity
Writing “Real” Science Fiction?
Claire M Eddy, Bill Fawcett (m), Bruce Gehweiler, Toni Weisskopf.
Sat 4:00 PM
Kevin J. Anderson, Rebecca Moesta. Sat 5:30 PM
Guns, Lots of Guns
Arming for the Apocalypse. Nancy C Knight (m), John Robinson
Sat 7:00 PM
From Page to Screen
Can it happen to you? Richard Hatch, Lloyd Kaufman, Nancy C
Knight (m), Philip Nutman, Carlos A. Pedraza, Peter Sullivan. Sat
8:30 PM
101 Fascinating Ways to Kill Off a Character
Make sure you do them in right. Robert Asprin, David Drake, Eric
Griffin, Gary Kim Hayes (m), Susan Sizemore, Janny Wurts, John
Robinson Sat 10:00 PM
Sunday
Weaving Plot, Character, Setting, Theme and Style
Into a Great Work of Fiction
L.A. Banks, David Drake, Diana G. Gallagher, Eric Griffin, Raven
Hart, Susan Kearney, Nancy C Knight (m), Jody Lynn Nye,
Rebecca York. Sun 10:00 AM
Oh! The Horror of It
Sherrilyn Kenyon, Nancy C Knight (m), Dianna Love Snell. Sun
4:00 PM
Ann Crispin, David Drake, Bruce Gehweiler, Gary Kim Hayes (m),
Jack McDevitt, Tony Ruggiero. Sun 5:30 PM
Today’s Female Fantasy Reader: What is She Looking
For?
Claire M Eddy, Glenda C. Finkelstein, Jody Lynn Nye, Susan
Sizemore, David Weber, Janny Wurts, Berta Platas (Gillian
Summers) (m) Sun 7:00 PM
Now, That’s Funny!
Writing fiction with a sense of humor Robert Asprin, Eugie Foster,
Bruce Gehweiler, Michael N. Langford, Brad Strickland, Michelle
Roper (Gillian Summers), Berta Platas (Gillian Summers) (m) Sun
8:30 PM
Of Dragons, Demons and Other Mythical Beasts
Holly Black, Nancy C Knight (m), Todd McCaffrey, Janny Wurts.
Sun 10:00 PM
Monday
Characters We Love and Characters We Love to Hate
Lou Ferrigno, Raven Hart, Tippi Hedren, Nancy C. Knight (m), David
Prowse, Rebecca York, Josh Kane Mon 10:00 AM
Writing effective short fiction. Lawrence Barker (m), John L. Flynn,
Brandon Jerwa, Alethea Kontis, Graham Watkins. Sat 11:30 AM
A look at today’s horror genre and where it’s going Keith R.A.
DeCandido, Bill Fogarty, Eugie Foster, Lloyd Kaufman, Jack
Ketchum, Nancy C Knight (m). Sun 11:30 AM
Stretching Your Envelope as a Writer
An Interview with Jack Ketcham
Non-fiction for SF and Fantasy
After the First Sale? What?
Effective Worldbuilding
Protecting Your “Inner Writer”
Phil Nutman interviews Jack Ketcham. Jack Ketchum, Philip
Nutman (m). Sat 1:00 PM
Effective Tools for Making That First Sale
Nancy C Knight (m), Mike Resnick, John D Ringo, Maggie Shayne,
Harry Turtledove, Jean Marie Ward, Margaret Weis. Sat 2:30 PM
Mark F. Berry, John L. Flynn (m), Anne Petty, Anthony Taylor, Jean
Marie Ward, Martha Wells. Sun 1:00 PM
Sherrilyn Kenyon, Nancy C Knight (m), Dianna Love Snell. Sun
2:30 PM
Robert Asprin, Bruce Gehweiler (m), Gary Kim Hayes, William Alan
Ritch, Harry Turtledove. Mon 11:30 AM
Peter David, Claire M. Eddy, David Harmer, Kathleen Ryan, Brad
Strickland (m). Mon 1:00 PM
Eric Griffin, Nancy C Knight (m), Philip Nutman, Maggie Shayne,
Susan Sizemore. Mon 2:30 PM
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The Future of Fantastic Fiction
Aaron Allston, Lawrence Barker (m), Davey Beauchamp, Holly
Black, Gary Kim Hayes, Nancy C Knight, Jack McDevitt, Brad
Strickland, Michelle Roper (Gillian Summers). Mon 4:00 PM
X-Track (X)
Friday
Ghost Hunters: Plumbers by Day, Ghost Hunters by
Night
Meet The Ghost Hunters of the hit show on Sci-Fi Network and hear
about their most interesting haunted houses. Steve Gonsalves,
Jason Hawes, Grant S. Wilson. Fri 1:00 PM, Cent. I (H)
Welcome Lone Gunmen!
Dragon*Con and X Track welcome The Lone Gunmen- Tom
Braidwood, Bruce Harwood and, our returning friend, Dean
Haglund! Tom Braidwood, Bruce Harwood. Fri 2:30 PM, Intn’l S.
(H)
I Still Love the Brothers!
A fun fan-discussion of the show Supernatural—why we love the
Brothers Winchester, with even a bit of why they steal from X-Files
plots! :) Fri 4:00 PM
Mulder and Scully and Frohike (et al), Oh my!
A fan-discussion of two of our favorite shows of all time—X-Files
and The Lone Gunmen. Why did we love them? How much do
we still miss them? (Maybe even a question or two on when
one of them jumped the shark!) Plus, bonus round on the muchdiscussed, much-anticipated second movie! Fri 5:30 PM
Make the Bad Men Stop
Come hear from the Need Coffee Crew about the plans for
Hollywood to ruin the comics, cartoons and stories you love.
They’re ruining your childhood; shouldn’t you know about it before
you’ve paid $8 to go to the theater? Doc Ezra, Rob Levy, ScottC,
J.M. Tuffley, Dindrane Fri 7:00 PM
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Lost: A Fan Guided Tour
What the...? Polar bears? The “door?” An underground bunker?
From where do are all these people not on the original flight arrive
on the island? A Lost fan discussion of what’s happened on the
show and what might be happening next year...or for the next five
years. Rob Levy. Fri 8:30 PM
Tapping Your Psychic Potential
Do you have psychic abilities? Are you not sure? Do you want to
find out how to tap into your potential? Attend this panel with a
leading parapsychological researcher who will discuss the process
for psychic honing and give you exercises to work on your focus
and abilities. (This panel is limited to 40 participants. Please see
an X Track staff member for a free seating reservation—first come,
first serve.) Chip Coffey, Dr. Frank Gordon. Fri 10:00 PM
Dissecting Aliens: How has Hollywood Depicted
Aliens on Film?
Are they green? Do they have big eyes? Twelve arms? Whether or
not aliens have visited Earth, that hasn’t stopped Hollywood from
depicting them in numerous ways. What has Hollywood done with
the stories and images? Dr. Bob Blackwood, John L. Flynn. Sat
4:00 PM
Smackdown! Skeptics vs. True Believers (co-panel
with Space and Science Tracks)
Saturday
This is expected to be THE knock-down, drag-out of Dragon*Con
2007! Skeptics! Ghost Hunters! Who’s arguments and evidence do
you believe? Come with an open mind and listen to the evidence
from both sides of this debate. And if you are worried about
“action,” don’t be surprised if the X Track Director and the Space
and Science Director battle it out as well! Steve Gonsalves, Jason
Hawes, Grant S. Wilson. Sat 5:30 PM, Hanover CDE (H)
Track Closed—Parade
The Science Behind Paranormal Psychology
We love a parade and you should too! Come see the Dragon*Con
Parade as we take over Peachtree Street! Sat 10:00 AM
Hollow Hill: Researching and Maintaining a Ghost
Web Site
Fiona Broome will share personal stories of her paranormal
research and how she researches for and maintains www.
HollowHill.com, one of the best known paranormal websites. Fiona
Broome Sat 11:30 AM
The Lone Gunmen Talk about Conspiracies!
X Track welcomes our favorite conspiracy theorists! Tom
Braidwood and Bruce Harwood who will discuss their characters
and stories from the shows The X-Files and The Lone Gunmen.
Tom Braidwood, Bruce Harwood. Sat 1:00 PM, Cent. I (H)
Ghost Chasers
Come spend an hour with Chip Coffey, paranormal researcher and
psychic, as he shows examples of his research into psychic and
ghostly phenomena. Chip Coffey. Sat 2:30 PM
There is science behind parapsychology and Frank Gordon and
Dee Bitner will discuss the actual scientific research of psychic
abilities and paranormal occurrences. Dee Bitner, Dr. Frank
Gordon. Sat 7:00 PM
Georgia Ghost Hounds
Georgia is a state rich with history...and ghosts! Come hear the
best examples of paranormal research from our own Georgia Ghost
Hounds. Patrick Burns, part of the Court TV show Haunting Evidence,
will lead this discussion as the founder of Georgia Ghost Hounds
Patrick Burns. Sat 8:30 PM
Ghost Stories
Things will go bump in the night as some great story tellers share
both fact and fiction ghost stories. Prepare to sleep with the lights
on after this hour! Fiona Broome, Patrick Burns, Graham Watkins.
Sat 10:00 PM
Sunday
How Did I End Up an Actor!?!
Did you know that Bruce Harwood is an accomplished ice skater?
How about the fact that Tom Braidwood produces TV shows? Hear
how they followed different roles to end up working together on two
amazing shows! Tom Braidwood, Bruce Harwood. Sun 10:00 AM
What’s That in the Woods?
Is there a Jersey Devil? What about a Loch Ness monster? Any
truth behind the ideas of Bat People? Find out how much of the
“monsters of the week” from the X-Files and Supernatural are
based on actual cryptozoological research and information from two
investigators of the paranormal—Graham Watkins and Benjamin
Radford. Benjamin Radford, Graham Watkins. Sun 11:30 AM
The Atlantic Paranormal Society (TAPS)—Methods
and Practices
Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson, co-founds of TAPS, will discuss
the actual paranormal research methods they use and how those
methods help them with their verification of paranormal incidents.
Jason Hawes, Grant S. Wilson. Sun 1:00 PM, Cent. I (H)
HG Wells: The Author Who Started It All
HG Wells is the father of modern sci-fi and wrote of things which
others could not even dream. This presentation will discuss Wells’
works and how they influenced current sci-fi writers Dr. Bob
Blackwood, John L. Flynn. Sun 2:30 PM
Writing Paranormal Fiction and Non-Fiction
Writing is hard. Writing paranormal fiction and non-fiction is even
harder. Hear from published writers on what it takes to write the
paranormal accurately, believably and in a way that the reader
can understand. Fiona Broome, Rosemary Ellen Guiley, Graham
Watkins. Sun 4:00 PM
Tattooing: History and Art
Cap Szumski, owner and lead artist of Timeless Tattoo, will talk
about tattooing throughout history, around the world and modern
tattooing art and methods. Cap P Szumski. Sun 5:30 PM
Hypnosis: What Is It and How Does It Work
It’s not about making you cluck like a chicken. Join us for this panel
discussion led by Dee Bitner, certified hypnotherapist, as she
discusses the hypnosis process and the differing therapeutic uses.
Dee Bitner. Sun 7:00 PM
Track Closed - Masquerade
Go, shoo, have fun at Masquerade—we are! :D Sun 8:30 PM
Monday
Ghost Hunters: What Scared (and Still Scares) Us
Come hear from The Ghost Hunters on what scared them the most
during filming the show and what still, when they think about it, scares
them to this day! Steve Gonsalves, Jason Hawes, Grant S. Wilson.
Mon 10:00 AM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
Lost: What’s ‘The Fuselage’?
Spend an hour discussing The Fuselage, the web addiction
many Lost fans can’t live without. What are you missing from just
watching the show and not going into bowels of the plane? Mon
11:30 AM
The Lone Gunmen—Stories from the Set
Come visit and hear stories from The Lone Gunmen one more time
before they leave Dragon*Con. What was the craziest thing ever
done on set? What are some of the best set stories? They’ve saved
the best for last! Tom Braidwood. Mon 1:00 PM
They Did WHAT to My Favorite Book?
Come join the snarkiest band around as they talk about what
Hollywood - big and small screen—is planning (or has done
recently) to your favorite sci-fi books! Doc Ezra, Rob Levy, ScottC,
J.M. Tuffley, Dindrane Mon 2:30 PM
Pimp Your Favorite Show!
What’s the best sci-fi paranormal show no one is watching? Come
pimp your favorite show to others! Feel free to bring a short (less
than 3 minutes) clip of your fav to try to pull someone over to the
dark side. Best way to end Con is to leave with a new addiction.
Mon 4:00 PM
Young Adult Literature (YA0
Friday
Oldies But Goodies
Here’s your chance to discuss the books everyone should read
at least once in their lifetime. Let’s chat about the best books we
loved as kids, gems you may have missed, and the best new books
out there today. Audience participation encouraged! Dr. Mark West
Fri 1:00 PM
King Arthur and the Round Table
Pull up a seat at the Round Table as we pay homage to King Arthur
and the magic of Camelot in YA literature. Come follow the path of
his enduring legends to Avalon, where the Once and Future King
waits for us. Peter David, Annette Davis Fri 2:30 PM
Villains and Bad Boys of YA
You love to hate them...and you can’t get enough of them. From
Severus Snape to the wizard Howl...they’re devious, they’re
outrageous...and despite being monsters, they’re often all too
human. Let’s discover why they’re so bad that they’re good. Fri
4:00 PM
Meet the Stars of Harry Potter
From the big screen to a ballroom near you! James and Oliver
Phelps (Fred and George Weasley) and Matthew Lewis (Neville
Longbottom) will be on hand to share their Potter experiences and
answer fan questions. Be there or be a House-Elf! Matthew Lewis,
James Phelps, Oliver Phelps. Fri 5:30 PM, Intn’l S. (H)
Mourning Potter
All good things must end, and Book Seven spells the end of the
Potter era. We are holding a wake for the fallen, both friends and
enemies. Come share your memories of your favorite and most
poignant moments as we mourn the passing of the Potterverse.
Fri 7:00 PM
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HP Costuming
Ever wanted a costume like you see in the movies? Ever wanted
to see original costume creations from the books? Join us as we
show you how to create the simplest to the most detailed costumes
from the Harry Potter books and movies. Fri 8:30 PM, Intn’l N. (H)
Blood and Fur
From Stephenie Meyer to Cassandra Clare, books about
vampires and werewolves are enjoying a hair-raising resurgence
in popularity. Join us as we discuss why they are resonating with
readers and learn about some of the new blood in this growing
genre. Fri 10:00 PM
Movie Time: Pan’s Labyrinth
Pan’s Labyrinth is the story of Ofelia, a young girl who clings to
magic and fairytales while the world around her erupts in violence
and misery. (Note: Pan’s Labyrinth is in Spanish with English
subtitles. Rated R; NOT intended for young children.) Fri 11:30
PM
Saturday
20th Anniversary of Redwall
In the 20 years since we first encountered Redwall Abbey, where
animals act as humans and mice are heroes, Brian Jacques’s
books have enchanted young and old readers alike. Wendy Nelson
Sat 10:00 AM
From the big screen to a ballroom near you! James and Oliver Phelps
(Fred and George Weasley) and Matthew Lewis (Neville Longbottom)
will be on hand to share their Potter experiences and answer fan
questions. Matthew Lewis, James Phelps, Oliver Phelps. Sat 11:30
AM, Cent. I (H)
Gold Stars and Wiggly Scissors
Bring your children of all ages (yes, parents that means you, too)
to create masterpieces of art with our fabulous, silly and slightly
overexcited staff. Jill Maddox Sat 1:00 PM
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Teen Reads
In the changing world of YA Lit, what are teens reading today?
What have you missed? Led by teens, but for all ages. Ariel David,
Blake Gordon Sat 2:30 PM
New Voices in YA Literature
Each year, new voices are emerging in YA literature. Join some
of our most popular YA authors—Holly Black, Cassandra Clare,
Maureen Johnson, Scott Westerfeld, and Justine Larbalestier—as
they discuss their books and lives as YA authors. Sat 4:00 PM,
Hanover CDE (H)
Harry Potter Prophecies: Revealed!
Broaden your mind and use your inner eye. Come Join Professor
Sybil Trelawney as we discuss Harry Potter Book 7. Which of your
predictions came true? What were the true shockers of the ending of
our beloved series? Sat 5:30 PM
Harry Potter Jeopardy
Alex Trebek knows nothing of Horcruxes. Are you the master
of Harry Potter trivia? Do you have the Harry Potter Lexicon
or JKR’s website as your home page? Come test your might
against contenders both half and twice your age. Sat 7:00 PM,
Intn’l S. (H)
The Last Unicorn: Movie Viewing and Commentary
with Peter S. Beagle
This year marks the 25th anniversary of The Last Unicorn, the moving
story of a captive unicorn who struggles with love, immortality, and
freedom. Peter S. Beagle, writer of book and screenplay, joins us
to offer his unique commentary and insights. Peter S. Beagle Sat
8:30 PM, 3 Hrs
Harry Potter Read-Along and Knit-Along
Is the con getting in the way of your quality Potter time? Want
to read Book 7 with your fellow fan(atic)s while knitting along
to Harry Potter patterns? Bring your book and/or your knitting
as we “popcorn” read Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
Sat 11:30 PM
Sunday
From the big screen to a ballroom near you! James and Oliver
Phelps (Fred and George Weasley) and Matthew Lewis (Neville
Longbottom) will be on hand to share their Potter experiences and
answer fan questions. Be there or be a House-Elf! Matthew Lewis,
James Phelps, Oliver Phelps. Sun 10:00 AM, Reg. 6-7 (H)
From Page to Screen
Many YA fantasy and science fiction books have been turned into
movies. We’ll discuss the process of how books become movies,
what we liked or disliked about them, and those currently in
development. Angelique Gibson Sun 11:30 AM
Chicks Rule
Some of the strongest female role models are today’s YA heroines;
we have Hermione’s book- smarts, Lyra’s cunning, and Arya’s
toughness. Let’s talk about our favorite heroines and how these
characters guide us to persevere in extraordinary situations. Debra
Killeen, Dr. Mark West Sun 1:00 PM
The Power of the Old Stories- Folklore and Fairytales
in YA
Something old, something new, something borrowed and something
Greek? Are there bits of Lord of the Rings in Harry Potter? Is the
Bible in Narnia? Are there bits of mythology, folklore, and fairy tales
in the popular stories of today? Sun 2:30 PM
YA Around the World
We love Harry Potter, but there’s a whole world of YA! We’ll explore
the YA fiction of international authors such as Neil Gaiman, Terry
Pratchett, Justine Larbalestier, Cornelia Funke, and more. Come
join our journey for literature across the globe! Annette Davis Sun
4:00 PM
Fan Fun With Vidding
If you love to make fan videos or just want to see some amazing
ones, come on over to this panel. We’ll be showing the top five videos
and awarding prizes, and video editors will be on hand to answer
questions about making your own fan tributes. Sun 5:30 PM
Yule Ball
There will be well-mannered frivolity at the Yule Ball. Come in your
Hogwarts finest for an evening of games, festivities, and a Young Adult
Lit costume contest. So, join your fellow Hogwarts students, mingle,
dance, and have fun! Sun 8:30 PM, 3 Hrs, Intn’l N. & South (H)
Monday
Utopias and Dystopias
In books like Scott Westerfeld’s Uglies series, societies tightly
governed by rules can create a perfect place—unless you break
them. We’ll look at what makes the best possible worlds for YA
authors and how to function when all bets are off. Mon 10:00 AM
To the Head of the Class: SF/F for Teachers
Want to use Fantasy and SF in your classroom, but don’t know where
to start? Come learn about some great resources to begin your quest.
Joy Huddleston Mon 11:30 AM
Books for Boys
In a world full of popular young adult literature for girls, what is
a boy to do? Ever wondered what is a good boy book? Where
is the place for guys in YA? Join us as we discuss good books
for boys, old and new. Alan Gratz, Anne Browning, Annette Davis
Mon 1:00 PM
Post-Mortem
So, how did we do this year? What topics would you like to see
covered next year? Give us feedback on what you, the fans, think
we should do in the future. Mon 2:30 PM
Independent Film Festival Schedule
FRIDAY
Short-Shorts (.5 hr) 1:30 PM
• Cyn (5 min): A kidnapped woman turns the tables on
her captors.
• Jack-in-the-Box (2 min): Siblings find themselves in a
dangerous car chase.
• Blue Dreams Downtown (3 min): A woman in a photo
comes to life.
Animation Block I (1 hr) 2:30 PM
• Everything Will Be OK (17 min): Bill faces the meaning
of life—or lack thereof.
• Whale (5 min): A suburbanite struggles to remove a
whale from his garden.
• Creepers (6 min): Clumsy rainforest creepers become
heroes.
• Papiroflexia (3 min): A skillful paper folder can shape
the world.
• Operation: Fish (10 min): A secret agent with a time
displacement gun fight evil.
• Alien for Christmas (3 min): A music video about a boy’s
Christmas dream.
• The Greyhound (8 min): A greyhound dreams of running
but lives a slow life.
• Sam and Piccolo (15 min): A magical tree sucks the life
out of a valley.
Comedies - When Good Films Get Silly (1 hr) 5:30 PM
• 07 (11 min): Jack Dour has 7 minutes to defeat terrorists
and save LA.
• Thanksgiving with the Kranzes (18 min) A parody of
Apollo 13, with a turkey.
• Totally Connected (3 min): Mock commercial for the
ultimate smart phone.
• Bloodbath (9 min): John T. Rex is your typical movie
cop, taking out the trash.
• The Ring of Ultimate Power (17 min): An ex-accountant
on a fantasy quest.
• Zombie Love (1 hr) 7:00PM
• Endurance Challenge: Mordred’s Isle (4 min): Reality
TV with fantasy characters.
• Zombie Love (37 min): Singing, dancing, blood, and
gore in a twisted love story.
Horror (2.5 hrs) 10:00 PM
• The Intruder (3 min): A woman senses an intruder in her
home.
• Para-Normal (16 min): A paranormal investigation
doesn’t go as planned.
• Tunnel Vision (2 min): Never explore the side tunnels
in Pacman!
• Iron Bird (28 min): A WWII bomber crew is attacked by a
mysterious presence.
• Kasting (2 min): Monica goes to an audition for a part
to die for.
• The Big Pull (2 min): A man finds a string in his nose.
• A Little Night Fright (3 min): A little boy exacts revenge
on his older brother.
• A.W.O.L. (22 min): A soldier finds himself being tortured
each midnight.
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• Passing Darkness (18 min): A martial artist protects her
child from dark forces.
• Puppet (6 min): A sock puppet abuses its maker.
• Night of the Hell-Hamsters (16 min): The apocalypse is
caused by hamsters.
• Take Out (5 min): Danger lurks for a woman in a
previously safe parking garage.
• Frattura (9 min): A murderer wakes the next day as if
nothing happened.
• Georgie’s Wish (4 min): Georgie’s birthday wish comes
true with horrific results.
• Under My Skin (12 min): An infection proves to be far
worse than anticipated.
Friday Overnight Animation (1 hr) 3:00 AM
• (A collection of our best animations)
SATURDAY
Short-Shorts (1 hr) 9:00 AM
• A Little Night Fright (3 min): A little boy exacts revenge
on his older brother.
• The Big Pull (2 min): A man finds a string in his nose.
• Whale (5 min): A suburbanite struggles to remove a
whale from his garden.
• Georgie’s Wish (4 min): Georgie’s birthday wish comes
true with horrific results.
• A Thousand Words (4 min): In a future war, a girl values
photos over all else.
• The Intruder (3 min): A woman senses an intruder in her
home.
• Take Out (5 min): Danger lurks for a woman in a
previously safe parking deck.
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• Papiroflexia (3 min): A skillful paper folder can shape
the world.
• Kasting (2 min): Monica goes to an audition for a part
to die for.
• Jack-in-the-Box (2 min): Siblings find themselves in a
dangerous car chase.
• Puppet (6 min): A sock puppet abuses its maker.
• Tit For Tat (5 min): Kinetic martial arts showdown
between two girls.
Of Death and other Peculiarities & Angels (2.5 hrs)
1:00 PM
• Forged (38 min): An aging sword master has a death
duel with his apprentice.
• Blue Dreams Downtown (3 min): A woman in a photo
comes to life.
• The Toy Maker (11 min): Only a teddy bear can save a
dying toy maker.
• Vanished Acres (31 min): A farmer’s dead wife had an
affair with a scarecrow.
• The Girl and the Wolf (8 min): Young Lana befriends a
wolf.
• Jakob and the Angels (13 min): Jakob’s attic is infested
with unwanted angels.
• Ordinary Angels (37 min): A police drama/mockumentary
with angels & devils.
Animation Block II (1 hr) 5:30 PM
• Art’s Desire (4 min): A painting comes to life.
• Dr. Docatto’s Reprise!!! (14 min): The world’s worst
inventor has a new idea.
• Clicker Clatter (6 min): Satire exposing TV for the
wasteland that it is.
• Snake (3 min): A fable about stubbornness in the face
of change.
• When the World Goes Dark (7 min): Madness & love in
the NY subway system.
• Endurance Challenge: Mordred’s Isle (4 min): Reality
TV with fantasy characters.
• Tunnel Vision (2 min): Never explore the side tunnels
in Pacman!
• Ted Zone ‘Butterfly Effect’ (4 min): Chaos theory,
conventions, and Mothra.
• Kleeman and Mike in Jaime’s Taco Shop (6 min):
Cartoon skateboarding w/ a cat.
With the feature: Pirates of the Great Salt Lake (2.5
Hrs) 7:00 PM
• Belinda’s Swan Song (16 min): A singer’s final
performance.
Twisted Tales (2.5 hrs) 10:00 PM
• The Boy Princes: A Tragedie Most Monstrous (27 min):
The most boyish boy?
• The Love Box (23 min): Samuel meets his girlfriend’s
porn shop-owning family.
• The Fifth (14 min): The fifth player in a poker game
keeps dying.
• Daddy Why? (5 min): A father explains death to his
young daughter.
• Sperm! The Motion Picture (5 min): A man takes a
fantastic voyage.
• Osama Bin Latte (13 min): A terrorist video as shot by a
Hollywood film crew.
• Sparks (15 min): Normal parents realize they like their
grown children too much.
• Cyn (5 min): A kidnapped woman turns the tables on
her captors.
• Noir Total (15 min): A man finds a dead girl in his
bathtub.
• Rest Stop for the Rare Individual (14 min): An actor finds
a sinister role.
• My Friend Sam (15 min): Nine-year-old describers her
twisted summer vacation.
Saturday Overnight Horror (1 hr) 3:00 AM
• (A collection of our best horror)
SUNDAY
Science Fiction - Mad Machines & Dystopian Futures
(2 hrs) 9:00 AM
• Wrapped (6 min): In the future, no one goes out without
a mask or ever touch.
• The Professor’s Daughter (17 min): A prof struggles with
real and computer daughters.
• Praxis (7 min): A warrior defends his company’s assets
in a cyberpunk future.
• Alien for Christmas (3 min): A music video about a boy’s
Christmas dream.
• D-I-M, Deus in Machina (29 min): A hacker defies a
bleak, future society.
• Ambassadors Day (20 min): Two ambassadors meet in
a post-apocalyptic future.
• Face Machine (15 min): In a dystopian future everyone
is permanently masked.
• A Thousand Words (4 min): In a future war, a girl values
photos over all else.
• The Great Detective (15 min): A flying hero faces a
crimelord in the 1940s.
Deranged Comedy & Musicals (2.5 hrs) 2:30 PM
• Enter the Dragonfly (23 min): A boy see the world as a
kung-fu movie.
• The Time Machine (6 min): Can a time machine make
you a better lover?
• Blood of the Cross (12 min): Jesus attempts to direct
a film.
• Monster Job Hunter (9 min): A meek man experiences a
hellish job interview.
• Belinda’s Swan Song (16 min): A singer’s final
performance.
• Zombie Love (37 min): Singing, dancing, blood, and
gore in a twisted love story.
Pulp Comics Tales (1 hr) 7:00 PM
• The Henchman (15 min): The life of a professional
super-villain henchman
• Cannibal Flesh Riot! (29 min): Redneck ghouls look for
supper.
• Wartime Suspense (1 hr) 10:00PM
• Iron Bird (28 min): A WWII bomber crew is attacked by a
mysterious presence.
• Roma Sub Rosa: The Secret under the Rose (28 min):
Romans form the Mafia.
Sunday Late Night Inappropriate Films (1.5 hrs) 1:30 AM
• Stunt C*cks Series (8 min): A mockumentary of the porn
industry.
• The Return of Sergeant Pecker (2 min): A romance.
• Sparks (15 min): Normal parents realize they like their
grown children too much.
• Sperm! The Motion Picture (10 min): The director’s cut!
• Danger Zone (12 min): Size does matter, and it could
kill you.
• Daddy Why? (5 min): A father explains death to his
young daughter.
• (plus several surprises)
Sunday Overnight Animation (1 hr) 3:00 AM
• (Featuring the work of Don Hertzfelt)
Asian-Themed Block (3 hrs) TBA
• Forged (38 min): An aging sword master has a death
duel with his apprentice.
• Tit For Tat (5 min): Kinetic martial arts showdown
between two girls.
• The Celery Stalker (6 min): Three neurotic women in a
game of truth and lies.
• Chiayi Symphony (59 min): Symphony created from
sights & sounds of Tiawan.
• Happiness is Blowfish “Fuku” (12 min): A mob boss
poisons a traitor.
• The Laborer (20 min): A man realizes he never took the
opportunities of life.
• The Lullaby Crossing (9 min): An old samurai fulfills a
promise.
• Vengeful Spirit (8 min): A swordsman seeks revenge
upon a feudal lord.
• Enter the Dragonfly (23 min): A boy see the world as a
kung-fu movie.
• Praxis (7 min): A warrior defends his company’s assets
in a cyberpunk future.
• Race (7 min): A fable of three sprinters.
• Stephan (21 min): A robot journeys to a new world in
search of oil.
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Tournament Gaming Schedule
The Way Things Work - How to Survive the
Gaming Experience at Dragon*Con
Here are a few words that will hopefully give the
prospective gamer a useful overview of how gaming
is run at Dragon*Con. It should prove to answer
some of the obvious questions and help both the
new and veteran convention gamer as you plan
your adventure with us.
The friendly staff at Gaming Registration should also
be able to answer any questions you might have
or help you find the answers you need. Gaming
Registration will be open Thursday evening for you
early birds, and at 8:00 AM each morning of the
convention.
In order to play in most events you will need an
event ticket. Most event tickets cost $3.00, but
there are some free demonstration games and a
few are more expensive. You can also purchase
generic tickets that are usable at any event. If an
event is sold out you can show up for that event
with a generic ticket and if anyone with a “real” ticket
for that event does not show up you will be able to
step in. This is particularly true for the larger events
where there is more of a chance of a no show or
cancellation. The purpose of ticketing is to insure
attendance of events.
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Dragon*Con still uses four hour sessions in an
effort to maximize the number of games each
player can experience during the convention. The
four-day period is divided into 14 gaming sessions
as follows:
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Session 1
Session 5
Session 9
Session 13
9AM-1PM
Session 2
Session 6
Session 10
Session 14
1PM-5PM
Session 3
Session 7
Session 11
6PM-10PM
Session 4
Session 8
Session 12
10PM-2AM
Ideally tournament judges will manage their time so
that each game is finished with fifteen minutes left in
the session allowing everyone time to get to the next
game. Large tournaments in some of the gaming
areas do not follow this patter, and some games run
over one and a half or two sessions which is usually
noted in the description area for that event. When
you are looking at events in the listings, you will see
that events are typically referred to by their session
numbers and not the day or time.
BOARD GAMES
Advanced Civilization
System: Advanced Civilization, Avalon Hill
Difficulty: Detailed
Required Experience: Some
Sessions: 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: -GameMaster: Tommy Geddings
Please note, GM will be the 7th player and will play as
normal.
Advanced Civilization (AH Classic Version)
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 3, 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: -GameMaster: Allen Wiles
Advanced Civilization Board Game (Original AH
version)
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 3
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: -GameMaster: Allen Wiles
Are you a Werewolf?
System: Looney Labs Demos
Difficulty: Easy
Required Experience: None
Sessions: 8
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: -GameMaster: Amy LoCurto
Chez Geek
System: Chez Geek
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 4
Duration: 2 hrs.
Cost: -GameMaster: Greg LoCurto
Chez Geek
System: Chez Geek
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 6
Duration: 2 hrs.
Daily Settlers of Catan Tournament
System: Settlers of Catan
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12
Duration: 2.25 hrs.
Cost: -GameMaster: Phil Collins
Monty Python Illuminati
System: Illuminati
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 10, 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
History of the World - original
version
System: History of the World
Sessions: 6
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: -GameMaster: Don Wells
Munchkin - Players Choice
System: Munchkin
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 3
Duration: 2 hrs.
Looney Labs Card and Pyramid
Games
System: Looney Labs Demos
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 6, 10
Duration: 2 hrs.
Munchkin Cthulhu
System: Munchkin
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 11
Duration: 2 hrs.
Munchkin Impossible
System: Munchkin
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 7
Duration: 2 hrs.
Puerto Rico
System: Puerto Rico
Sessions: 1
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: -GameMaster: Fred Woodward
Seismic / A game of Highway
Building vs Earthquakes
System: Seismic
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 6
Duration: 1 hr.
Cost: -GameMaster: Raymond Becker JR
Seismic, The Earthquake
Experience
System: Seismic
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 7, 10
Duration: 3 hrs.
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Cost: -GameMaster: Raymond Becker JR
This is a two round tournament with
the final four players facing off to win.
Max of eight players.
Tournament rules:
Players can play as many games as
can be completely played in a 3 hr
Session. The player with the most
points totaled wins the first round
then moves to the second and final
round.
Slug Fest...Fest!!!
System: Slugfest Gaming Playtesting
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 3, 7, 11
Duration: 2 hrs.
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Star Fleet Battles Tourney
System: StarFleet Battles
Sessions: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13, 14
Duration: 2 hrs.
Cost: -GameMaster: John Maier
Trader - Raiders; A strategy game
of economics in 450 AD
System: Mystic System Games
Sessions: 6
Duration: 2 hrs.
Cost: -GameMaster: JD Harvill
Twilight Imperium 3e
System: Twilight Imperium
Sessions: 3, 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: -GameMaster: Don Wells
X-Bugs
System: X-Bugs - Steve Jackson
Games
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 10
Duration: 2 hrs.
COLLECTIBLE CARD GAMES
GameMaster: Todd Rowland
L5R Booster Draft
System: Legend of the Five Rings
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: Sun 10 AM-Sun 4 PM
Duration: 6 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
L5R Samurai Poorman Highlander
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: Sat 4 PM-Sat 10 PM
Duration: 6 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
L5R Costume Contest
Difficulty: Complex
Sessions: Sun 4 PM-Fri 5 PM
Duration: 1 hr.
Cost: $3.00
Wear your best L5R-themed costume
and compete for your Clan’s Political
point in the Race for the Throne!
Voted on by all attendees!
L5R Samurai Sealed Deck
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: Fri 6 PM-Sat 10 PM, Mon
10 AM-Mon 2 PM
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Samurai Edition Sealed Deck
tournament. Build your deck on the
spot and fight for your Clan. Decks
will be distributed randomly.
L5R Leagacy Format Constructed
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: Fri 1 PM-Fri 7 PM
Duration: 6 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
L5R Samurai Storyline
Constructed
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: Sat 10 AM-Fri 5 PM
Duration: 7 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Please note that the Bloodsword
Passion, lost to the seas centuries
ago, may not be chosen for this prize.
This event will count for points in the
Race for the Throne!
L5R Suicide Sealed
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions:
Duration: 3 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Tear open your booster pack and
hope for the best in this lightning fast
tournament format!
Vampire: The Eternal Struggle
System: Vampire: The Eternal
Struggle
Difficulty: Complex
Sessions: 3 and 4 (7pm)
Duration: 5 hours
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
NSA Trio Draft, 15 players, 3 tables
Struggle
Difficulty: Complex
Sessions: 5 and 6(10am)
Duration: 7 hours
Cost: -3$
GameMaster: Staff
Create-A-Clan, 15 players (3 tables)
Struggle
Difficulty: Complex
Sessions: 9, 10, 11 (12pm)
Duration: 8 hours
Cost: -3$
GameMaster: Staff
Dragon’s Breath, 25 players (5
tables)
Struggle
Difficulty: Complex
Sessions: 13 and 14 (8am)
Duration: 6 hours
Cost: -3$
GameMaster: Staff
Hexapad Draft 15 players (3 tables)
Star Trek: Collectable Card Game
System: Star Trek: Collectable Card
Game
Sessions: 3
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: -$3
GameMaster: Staff
Sealed Deck.
Game
Sessions: 4
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: -$3
GameMaster: Staff
Constructed Deck.
Game
Sessions: 5 (10am)
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: -$3
GameMaster: Staff
Constructed Deck.
Game
Sessions: 6
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: -$3
GameMaster: Staff
Sealed Deck.
Game
Sessions: 9 (11am)
Duration: 2 hrs.
Cost: -$3
GameMaster: Staff
Sealed Deck.
Game
61
Sessions: 10 (2pm)
Duration: 3 hrs.
Cost: -$3
GameMaster: Staff
Special Format.
Sessions: 4
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
Constructed Deck.
Game
Sessions: 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: -$3
GameMaster: Staff
Constructed Deck.
Magic: The Gathering
System: Magic: The Gathering
Sessions: 5 (10am)
Duration: 3 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
Constructed Deck.
Sessions: 3
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
Draft.
62
Sessions: 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
Draft.
Sessions: 9 (11am)
Duration: 2 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
Draft.
Sessions: 10 (2pm)
Duration: 3 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
Sessions: 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
Constructed Deck.
Sessions: 13
Duration: 2 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
Constructed Deck.
Yu-Gi-Oh
System: Yu-Gi-Oh
Sessions: 3
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
8 Man Constructed Deck.
Yu-Gi-Oh
System: Yu-Gi-Oh
Sessions: 5
Duration: 3 hours (10am)
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
8-16 Man Constructed Deck.
Yu-Gi-Oh
System: Yu-Gi-Oh
Sessions: 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
8 Man Double Elimination.
Yu-Gi-Oh
System: Yu-Gi-Oh
Sessions: 9 (10am)
Duration: 3 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
Yu-Gi-Oh
System: Yu-Gi-Oh
Sessions: 11 (2pm)
Duration: 3 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
Special Format.
Yu-Gi-Oh
System: Yu-Gi-Oh
Sessions: 12
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
DIGITAL GAMES
will be run with BF2142Pro mod
installed. Headsets are in (limited)
supply, if you feel the need to run
voice com you may provide your own
headsets. Teams will be grouped
physically and physically separated
form the other team to avoid over the
shoulder game play. NO software
may be loaded on the machines pre
or during game, and NO hardware
such as keyboard or mouse may
be supplied by participants in the
tournament.
Battlefield 2142 8v8 Double
Elimination
System: Battlefield 2142
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 7 (Saturday 6pm - 12am)
Duration: 6 hrs.
Cost: $5.00
GameMaster: Jerimiah Harrell
A winner takes all battle in 2142!
Bring yourself and join others to form
an 8 man team, or bring friends or a
whole team. 4 teams total entry, 8V8
conquest, 25 minute rounds, best 2
of 3 in rounds, maps will be randomly
selected for each heat, and all 3
rounds will share a map. The game
Company of Heroes 1v1
System: Company of Heroes
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 12-11 (Monday 12am
- 4am)
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $5.00
GameMaster: Keith Long
Tournament will run best of 3
matches all the way through the
finals. Person on top of bracket plays
Allies, next game he plays Axis, for
the third game, whoever won on VP’s
(victory points) gets to choose the
race they are for the last game. All
start positions are to be fixed.
Yu-Gi-Oh
System: Yu-Gi-Oh
Sessions: 13 (11am)
Duration: 2 hrs.
Cost: $3
GameMaster: Staff
Counterstrike Source: 4v4 Double
Elimination
System: Counterstrike Source by
Valve
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 11 (Sunday 6pm - 12am)
Duration: 6 hrs.
Cost: $5.00
GameMaster: Charles Copeland
A 4v4 team game double elimination
team game. Each map will be played
in two 15 round halves. Initial side
choice will be determined by coin
toss. First team to score 16 wins
is the victor. In the event of a tie, a
sudden death will be played with the
first team to win 3 rounds is declared
the winner.
Half-Life2: Deathmatch Endurance
System: Half-Life 2 Deathmatch
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2 (Friday 1pm - 5pm)
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $5.00
GameMaster: Chris Liles
Two games of 16 players each
will play for 60 minutes. The top 8
from each game will advance to a
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64
second round where you will play
for 60 minutes. Top scorer goes
into the winners pool and receives
4 hours free play time. Second top
scorer goes into the winners pool
and receives 2 hours free play time.
There will be a 15 minute break
between rounds.
K2 Network Preview - War Rock
System: War Rock RTS
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10 (Sunday 3pm - 6pm)
Duration: 3 hrs.
Cost: $5.00
GameMaster: K2 Network
K2 Network Preview (Sword of the
New World)
System: Sword of the New World
MMORPG
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10 (Sunday 1pm - 6pm)
Duration: 2 hrs.
Cost: $5.00
GameMaster: K2 Network
Map: World Tournament
Players: 28 players
Prizes: Creative Labs X-Fi
XtremeGamer Sound Card, Creative
Labs XMod, Sword of the New World
Retail Boxes, Sword of the New
World T-shirts, Sword of the New
World Mouse Pads, and K2 Network
DVDs, Postcards with Special Offer.
Starcraft Broodwars 1v1
System: Starcraft Broodwars
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 4 (Friday: 12am - 4am)
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $5.00
GameMaster: Chris Liles
Supreme Commander 1v1
System: Supreme Commander RTS
Game
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 5 (Saturday 9am - 1pm)
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $5.00
GameMaster: Stephen Krauss
Unreal Tournament 1v1
System: Unreal Tournament 2004
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 9 (Sunday 9am - 1pm)
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $5.00
GameMaster: Marshall Stewart
This is a double elimination
tournament.
Unreal Tournament 4v4 Team
Deathmatch
System: Unreal Tournament 2004
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3 (Friday: 6pm - 12am)
Duration: 6 hrs.
Cost: $5.00
GameMaster: Kris Kersey
Eight teams of four will compete in a
Double Elimination team death match
tournament.
Warcraft 3 - Frozen Throne 1v1
System: Warcraft III - Frozen Throne
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 13 (Monday 9am - 1pm)
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $5.00
GameMaster: Brian Peace
Double Elimination
Warhammer 40k Dark Crusades
1v1
System: Warhammer: Dawn of War
(Dark Crusade)
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 6 (Saturday 1pm - 5pm)
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $5.00
GameMaster: Ginger Peace
LIVE-ACTION GAMES
Dark Confrontation LARP Powerplay
System: DarkConfrontations
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: Fri 8 AM-Mon 4 PM
Duration: n/a
Cost: -GameMaster:
The pre-registration price is $20.00
if postmarked by August 17, and
after that you may register on-site at
Dragon*Con for $25.00.
Forest of Doors LARP - Return to
the Tent of the Merchant Prince
System: Forest of Doors
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: n/a
Cost: -GameMaster:
Admission for this event is only $5.
Gnostica LARP - PART II Credo
Aramus
System: Gnostica
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: n/a
Cost: -GameMaster:
Duration: n/a
Cost: -GameMaster:
Nightfall Productions - Battlestar
Galactica LARP - Playing God
System: Battlestar Galactica
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: n/a
Cost: -GameMaster:
Gnostica LARP - Part III - Apology
Aramus
System: Gnostica
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: n/a
Cost: -GameMaster:
Nightfall Productions - World of
Darkness Wild West LARP - High
Stakes and High Rollers
System: World of Darkness Wild
West
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: n/a
Cost: -GameMaster:
Lurking Fear LARP - Gods of
Forbidden Light
System: Chaotic Fluidity
Difficulty: Easy
Paranoia LARP - The
DragonCONSPIRACY
System: Paranoia LARP
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: n/a
Cost: -GameMaster:
The Camarilla - Vampire: the
Requiem LARP - The Holy City
System: Vampire: The Requiem
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: n/a
Cost: -GameMaster:
$5 entitles you to one Camarilla All
Game Pass (good for entry into any
of our games during this convention).
The Camarilla - Werewolf: the
Foresaken LARP - Those to be
Remembered & Forgotten
System: Werewolf: the Foresaken
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: n/a
Cost: -GameMaster:
$5 entitles you to one Camarilla All
Game Pass.
MINIATURES GAMES
2007 DragonBowl
System: Blood Bowl
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 2, 3
Duration: 12 hrs.
Cost: $9.00
GameMaster: Jason Driver
Arachnid Attack the Sequel
System: Shockforce/Warengine
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Raymond Becker JR
Battle at Ricker’s Ridge (ACW)
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 5, 6, 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Battletroops
System: Battletroops/Mehwarior/
65
Battltech
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Timothy Gearhart
CBT Boot Camp
System: BattleTech
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 5, 9
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Roy Carl
CBT Grinder
System: BattleTech
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 2, 3
Duration: 8 hrs.
Cost: $6.00
Circus Maximus II
System: D&D 3.5, adapted for
miniatures focused play.
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Sessions: 10, 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: J. Kip Campbell
Classic Battletech Camp
System: BattleTech
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Want to learn how to play Classic
Battletech? Need a refresher on the
rules? Come play in this game of
giant fighting robots!
Desperate Measures /Warengine
Rules
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 3, 7, 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: David Moffit
Fantasy Minitures Battle
System: RPG Gaming
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 6, 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Greg LoCurto
HeroClix Constructed 500 Points
System: Heroclix
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Steve McFarland
HeroClix Unrestricted 300 Points
System: Heroclix
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
HeroClix Unrestricted 500 Points
System: Heroclix
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 14 (2:00 PM Start)
Duration: 3 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Special Start Time! 2:00 PM Start.
HeroScape Tourney
System: Heroscape
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10-11
Duration: 6 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: James Watkins II
HorrorClix Constructed Event: 300
Bones
System: HorrorClix
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10 (Start Time 5:00 PM)
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
HorrorClix Constructed Event: 500
Breaks
System: HorrorClix
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 13 (10:00 AM Start)
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Special Start Time! 10:00 AM Start.
Special Start Time! Start 2:00 PM.
Cost: $3.00
HorrorClix Unrestricted Event 300
pts
System: HorrorClix
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
MechWarrior Unrestricted Event
System: Mechwarrior
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: 3.5 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Special Start Time! Start 1:30 PM
Pirates Deathmatch 60 pts
System: Pirates
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 6 (4:00 PM Start.)
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
MechWarrior Constructed Event
System: Mechwarrior
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 5 (Start Time 10:00 AM)
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Special Start Time! Start 10:00 AM.
Operation: Desert Breeze
System: Open Conflict
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 5-6
Duration: 8 hrs.
Cost: $6.00
GameMaster: Michael Johns
Sponsored By: The Miniature
Building Authority.
Pirates Guns n Gold 80 pts
System: Pirates
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
MechWarrior Unrestricted 450pts
System: Mechwarrior
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Ork assualt at Eldran’s Creek
(LOTRs)
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 7, 8, 9
Duration: 4 hrs.
Pirates Standard 40 pts
System: Pirates
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Return of the Wolves Prequel
System: BattleTech
Required Experience: Extensive
Sessions: 6-7
Duration: 8 hrs.
Cost: $6.00
SE Region HeroClix Championship
System: Heroclix
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
SE Region HorrorClix
Championship
System: HorrorClix
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
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SE Region MechWarrior
Championship
System: Mechwarrior
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 9 (Start Time 10:00 AM)
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Special Start Time! Start 10:00 AM.
SE Region Pirates Championship
System: Pirates
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Space Hulk Mega Battle
System: Space Hulk
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 7, 8
Duration: 8 hrs.
Cost: $6.00
GameMaster: Jason Driver
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War of 3039: Battle for Sadalbari
System: BattleTech
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 10, 11
Duration: 8 hrs.
Cost: $6.00
Sessions: 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Timothy Gearhart
Warengine Deamon World
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 2, 6, 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: David Moffit
6th World: Dead Man’s Run
System: 6th World
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 4
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Dave Silva
WARMACHINE and HORDES: Guts
and Gears
System: Warmachine
Difficulty: Complex
Sessions: 1
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: justin sinclair
6th World: Fall of the Phoenix
- Parts 1&2
System: 6th World
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Zulus
System: Homemade Rules Set
Difficulty: Easy
6th World: Fall of the Phoenix
- Parts 3&4
System: 6th World
ROLE-PLAYING GAMES (NONCAMPAIGN)
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Part 3: Diversionary Tactics: The
lines are drawn and it’s time to go
back to the camp. A single team of
A Candle in the Night
System: The Princes’ Kingdom
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Sam Chupp
Aces Wild
System: Shadowrun 4th Edition
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 1
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Sara Luebke
After Serenity: And Now You Are
Here...
System: Serenity
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Ajax’s Legacy
System: Stargate SG1 d20
Sessions: 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Peter Ruocco
All Flesh Must Be Eaten: No more
room in hell part 1
System: All Flesh Must Be Eaten
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 1
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: John Farish
room in hell part 2
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 2
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
room in hell part 3
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 3
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
American Superhero
System: Mutants and Masterminds
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 4, 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Randy Billings
Ancient Secrets
System: Amber Diceless RPG
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 7
Duration: 6 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Scott Acker
And Heroes Were Made
System: D&D Version 3.5
Sessions: 1, 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Daniel Rivera
And The Curse of Abdul Alhazred
System: Spirit of the Century
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 5
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Before the Dawn
System: ReBoot RPG
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Jason Henderson
Blackmoor Episode 1--The
Comeback Inn *INTRO*
System: Dave Arneson’s Blackmoor
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Tad Kilgore
By Dave Arneson and Dustin
Clingman
Blackmoor Episode 12-The
Oktagern Affair
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
by Joe Cirillo
Blackmoor Episode 13-Mountain
Madness
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
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Blackmoor Episode 18-Kissing
Day
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
By Kris Wade
Blackmoor Episode 2-Night Out
Under the Stars *INTRO*
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 26-Lessons
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
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Blackmoor Episode 3-Redwood
Distraction *INTRO*
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 30-Blackmoor
Wives Club *INTRO*
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 38-Equal Night
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 4-Blood Wind
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 5
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 41-Revival
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10-11
Duration: 8 hrs.
Cost: $6.00
Blackmoor Episode 45Communication Breakdown
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 3
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 46-Cry at
Dawn
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 47-Night of
Goss (High-Level Tier)
Difficulty: Complex
Sessions: 2-3
Duration: 8 hrs.
Cost: $6.00
Blackmoor Episode 47-Night of
Goss (Low-Level Tier)
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 5-6
Duration: 8 hrs.
Cost: $6.00
Blackmoor Episode 49-Heroes on
Ice *Intro*
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 9
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 50-Prey
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 51-Portents
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 52-Root of All
Evil
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1-2, 5-6
Duration: 8 hrs.
Cost: $6.00
Blackmoor Episode 53-What Lies
Beneath
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 54-Tales from
the Old Lands
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 57-Renewal
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 13, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 60-Riddles &
Crossroads *INTRO*
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 5, 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 61-The Siege
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 62-Where
Angels Fear to Tread
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 63-Bug Hunt
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 5, 9
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 64-Of Greed
and Rainbows
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 7, 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 65-Small
Problems
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 2
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
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Blackmoor Episode 66-Trouble for
Noble Hearts
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 7, 9
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 8-The
Unwanted
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 6
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 67-Into the
Lightless Depths
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 6-7, 10-11
Duration: 8 hrs.
Cost: $6.00
Blackmoor FIESTA-Open Table
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11,
13, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Blackmoor Episode 68-Big Trouble
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 9, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Brisco County Jr. - Episode 28:
Pete’s Sister
System: Savage Worlds
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 6, 9
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Jeffrey Collyer
By the Pricking of My Thumbs
Sessions: 1
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Children of the Blood
System: Amber Diceless RPG
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 11
Duration: 6 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Chronicles of Blackstone
System: HeroQuest
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 6, 14
Duration: 2 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: David Millians
Contenders
System: Contenders
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Curse of Xanathon - Abridged
System: D&D 3d Edition
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 6
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Kim Rogers
d20Pro Arena : Gladiator Games
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Wesley Lee
D20Pro Tutorial & Mini Adventure
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12
Duration: 2 hrs.
Cost: $1.00
Darwinism
System: d20 Modern
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 9
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Steven Hodges
Data Entry for D20Pro Arena & The
Cheese Grinder Team Tournament
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 2, 3, 6, 8
Duration: 2 hrs.
Cost: -GameMaster: Wesley Lee
Doc Coleman - Hover Cars and
Tiki Bars
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 1, 5, 6, 10, 12
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Michael Thompson
Double Vision
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
It was a simple bodyguard job, guard
the VPs daughter while she slums it
at a rave. Only somehow now there’s
two of them and they don’t seem to
see eye to eye...
Enter the Pygmy Dragon VI: Into
the Labyrinth of the Dark Crystal
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Ken Ditto
Enzo’s Rescue from the Hive
System: ReBoot RPG
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 2, 3, 4
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Young Enzo ran off to take on a
game and slipped out quick. If the
user wins, well.. you know..
Exalted: Price of Power
System: Exalted
Sessions: 3, 7, 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Thomas Price
Long ago, The Unconquered Sun
forged a book of orichalcum plates,
which supposedly contains the
foundation of the Solar Deliberative
and was both a codex of laws and a
high book of religion and theology. It
has been lost to legend and time, but
many still desire its power and covet
its secret. With so many seeking it,
how can a Perfect Circle of Solar
Exalted compete? Theyll soon learn
the true Price of Power
Express Delivery
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Folie a Plusieurs
Sessions: 12
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Fresh Air
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 4
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Garage Band - Jamming for Bread
System: Original Game System
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Tobes Hubbird
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Ghost of Mistmoore
Sessions: 6
Duration: 8 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Gurps Space: Last Stand
System: GURPS
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 5, 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Travis Griner
GURPS Twilight of the Walking
Dead
System: GURPS
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 4, 8
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
74
GURPS X-Men
System: GURPS
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 1
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Head To Head
Sessions: 3, 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Garon Whited
Heroes (You are on the List!)
System: d20 Modern
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Sam Levine
Hide and Seek
System: Little Fears
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Hijack of Flight 704
System: D20 Traveller
Sessions: 3, 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Joe Richardson
I Greet You on Errantry
System: Cat
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Kids in the Street
System: Little Fears
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Kobolds Ate My Neverhood!
System: Kobolds Ate My Baby
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 6
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Arnold Cassell
Kobold’s Revenge: Die!
Adventurer Die!
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 1, 2
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Kobold’s Revenge: Quest for
Home
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 6
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Kobold’s Revenge: To Save Our
Brothers of Different Mothers
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 2, 5
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Lights, Camera...
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Malitov makes her move!
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 12
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Missing: One Runner Team
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 6
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Must Be Crazy
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 6
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Party Crashers (D20 Modern Urban
Arcana)
System: d20 Modern
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 9
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: ian snyder
Narnia: Orphans of London
System: Zocerer of Zo
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Pirates of the Spanish Main:The
Treasure of San Sebastian
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 5, 9
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Ok. Here is the best plan so far..
System: Shadowrun 3E
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Power Corrupts
Sessions: 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
PrimeTime Adventures
System: PrimeTime Adventures
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 1, 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Prometheus Bound
Sessions: 2
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Return to the Deadzone
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 2, 8, 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Randy Billings
Savage Fallout 1 - Wastin’ Away
Again In Junktown
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 4
Duration: 4 hrs.
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Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Adam Coker
Savage Fallout 2 - Hub of
Destruction
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 6, 8
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Savage Fallout 3 - Fear and
Loathing in New Reno
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
76
Sein und Zeit
Sessions: 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Serenity: Cannonball
System: Serenity
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 2, 3, 5, 9, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Justin Reeves
Shadowrun 101
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 7, 11
Duration: 2 hrs.
Cost: $1.00
SOTA: Shadowrun 4th Edition
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 6, 10
Duration: 2 hrs.
Cost: $1.00
SRM02-15 Critical Care
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 1, 3
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
SRM02-16 Primal Forces
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 2, 4
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
SRM02-17 Patient Zero
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 6, 9
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
SRM02-18 A Very Bad Day
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 8, 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
SRM02-19 By Any Means
Necessary
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 7, 8
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Sara Lubeke
SRM02-20 Career Path
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 11, 12
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Stuck in the Middle
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Tahara - Seven Circles
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Tales of Th’iaM: The Crown of
Ambividon
System: The Realms of Th’iaM
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 2, 6, 10, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Madolyn Penuel
The Asklepian Transgression
Sessions: 6
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
The Asylum
System: Don’t Rest Your Head
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 6
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
The Cheese Grinder V: The Good
the Bad and the Cheesy (Evil)
Sessions: 2, 3, 6, 8, 10, 12
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
The Cheese Grinder V: The Good
the Bad and the Cheesy (Good)
Sessions: 2, 3, 6, 8, 10, 12
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
The Escape of Sirus
System: ReBoot RPG
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 6, 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
The Iron Circle: Beyond the Icy
Sea
System: AD&D 1st Edition
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 6, 11
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: James Gill
The Late Mr. Greeson
System: Heavily Home-brewed
World of Darkness Storyteller rules
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 2
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
The Neicean Solution
Sessions: 5
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
The Nyxian Children
Sessions: 3
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
The Official Sluggy Freelance
Roleplaying Game
System: Sluggy Freelance
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 3, 7, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: R. Brent Palmer
The Ruins of the Moathouse
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 13
Duration: 8 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
77
The Shab-al-Hiri Roach
System: The Shab-al-Hiri Roach
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 2
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
The Shadows of Suburbia
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 3
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
The Styxian Lie
Sessions: 8
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
78
The To Do List
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 12
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
The Undercover Blues
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 2
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
The Warning of the Oneiroi
Sessions: 4
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
There Ain’t No Simple Rescue
Missions
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 1, 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Tommy Geddings
Vanished Lands D20
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 6
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Patrick Mason
Welcome to the Black!
System: Serenity
Sessions: 3, 5, 6, 9, 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Ross Simmerman
Welcome to WallyWorld: Please
Don’t Feed the Hemavores
Sessions: 9
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Welcome to WallyWorld: The More
Things Change…
Sessions: 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
Wheel of Time: Four Elements,
One Circle
System: Gurps Fantasy
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Garon Whited and
Aubree Pham
WHFRP: The Pig, the Witch, and
Her Lover
System: Warhammer Fantasy
Roleplay
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 3
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Nathanael Cole
World of Warcraft: Cult of The
Eternal Machine
System: World of Warcraft d20
Roleplaying game.
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 6, 8, 10, 12
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Jonathan Palmer
You Awaken In Darkness
System: GURPS Supers
Difficulty: Basic
Sessions: 6
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
ROLE-PLAYING GAMES
(CAMPAIGN)
Classic Team Event (Rnd 1)- Free
Spirits
System: D&D Classic Adventure
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $6.00
GameMaster: Staff
FWS A101: London Fires
System: Fellowship of the White Star
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 5, 9, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LA-IK-OCR-01-06 Sharper Than a
Serpent’s Tooth “Premiere”
System: Living Arcanis
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 6, 8, 12, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
FWS A104: Tears Beneath the
Mask
System: Fellowship of the White Star
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 8, 10, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LA-IK-OCR-LARP Under the Halo
of Light
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LA-IK-OCR-01-05 Good for
Business “Premiere”
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 4, 10, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LG GRM7-01 Gnome Friends
System: Living Greyhawk
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 5, 8, 12
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LG GRM7-02 Gullet
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 6, 9, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LG GRM7-03 Who Sleeps Upon
Your Bed
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 5, 7, 12, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LG GRM7-04 The Threat Within
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 4, 6, 8, 12
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
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LG GRM7-05 Currents
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 2, 7, 9, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LG GRM7-06 The Order of
Underworld Travelers “Premiere”
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 12, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LG GRM7-IN3 Troubled Waters
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 10-11
Duration: 8 hrs.
Cost: $6.00
GameMaster: Staff
80
LG GRM7-IS1 Inauspicious
“Premiere”
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 6, 9
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LG SHE7-03 Night of Madness
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 4, 7, 9, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LKoK 58 “C” is for Civilization
System: Living Kingdoms of Kalamar
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 3, 9, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LKoK 60 To Shake the Pillars of
the World
System: Living Kingdoms of Kalamar
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 5, 7, 11, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LSJ 46 “The End of Innocence”
System: Legend of the Shining Jewel
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 5, 9
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LSJ 47 “Cold Iron Heart”
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 6, 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LSJ 48 “Genesis”
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 7
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LSJ 49 “Animal Magnetism”
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
LSJ 50 “Training Day”
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
WH:DP1-01 Storm Tide
System: Witch Hunter: Dark
Providence
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 7, 12, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
WH:DP1-02 Swans
Providence
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 5, 10, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
WH:DP1-05 Age of Innocence
Providence
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 5, 10
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
WH:DP1-03 Innocence Lost
Providence
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 2, 8, 11, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
WH:DP1-06 Beasts of the Forest
“Premiere”
Providence
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 3, 6, 11, 13
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
WH:DP1-04 It Came From the
Woods
Providence
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 1, 4, 6, 9, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
WH:DP1-07 Spurning Death’s
Touch “Premiere”
Providence
Difficulty: Easy
Sessions: 4, 7, 12, 14
Duration: 4 hrs.
Cost: $3.00
GameMaster: Staff
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Pete Abrams
Comics Artist Alley
Sun 5:30 PM (COMICS)
Steven R. Addlesee
Comics Artist Alley
Mon 4:00 PM (AUTO)
Tracy A Akers
Fri 4:00 PM (AUTO)
Scott Allie
Fri 4:00 PM (COMICS)
Fri 5:30 PM (WU)
Sat 1:00 PM (GOTH)
Sat 2:30 PM (COMICS)
Sat 7:00 PM (WU)
Sun 1:00 PM (GOTH)
Sun 2:30 PM (WU)
Mon 11:30 AM
(COMICS)
Mon 4:00 PM (COMICS)
Aaron Allston
Fri 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Fri 2:30 PM (WRIT)
Fri 7:00 PM (MOTF)
Sat 1:00 PM (MOTF)
Sat 7:00 PM (MOTF)
Sat 10:00 PM (MOTF)
Sun 10:00 AM (MOTF)
Mon 4:00 PM (WRIT)
Richard “Hawk” Altstatt
Sat 4:00 PM (SCIENCE)
Sun 8:30 PM (SPACE)
Kevin J. Anderson
Fri 5:30 PM (AUTO)
Sat 4:00 PM (MOTF)
Sat 5:30 PM (WRIT)
Sat 10:00 PM (MOTF)
Sun 10:00 AM (MOTF)
Sun 11:30 AM (SFLIT)
Sun 5:30 PM (READ)
Vanessa Angel
Walk of Fame
Fri 2:30 PM (SGOWF)
Sat 5:30 PM (SGOWF)
Sun 11:30 AM (SGOWF)
Sun 2:30 PM (SGOWF)
Stephen L Antczak
Sat 10:00 AM (AUTO)
Robert Asprin
Fri 2:30 PM (AUTO)
Fri 10:00 PM (WRIT)
Sat 2:30 PM (PERN)
Sat 4:00 PM (SFLIT)
Sat 10:00 PM (WRIT)
Sun 2:30 PM (READ)
Sun 8:30 PM (WRIT)
Mon 11:30 AM (WRIT)
William Atherton
Walk of Fame
Fri 8:30 PM (MAIN)
Sat 2:30 PM (GOTH)
Atlanta Radio Theatre
Company
Fri 7:00 PM (MAIN)
Stephen Austin
Walk of Fame
Fri 7:00 PM (MAIN)
Sat 11:30 AM (MAIN)
Sun 11:30 AM (MAIN)
B
Peter Bagge
Comics Artist Alley
Danhiel Baker
Fri 8:30 PM (EFF)
Sat 5:30 PM (EFF)
Rob Balder
Fri 12:30 PM (CONC)
Fri 4:00 PM (FILK)
Sun 4:00 PM (EFF)
Jamie Bamber
Walk of Fame
Fri 1:00 PM (TREK)
Sat 11:30 AM (AMTV)
Sun 4:00 PM (AMTV)
Mon 11:30 AM (AMTV)
L.A. Banks
Fri 5:30 PM (AUTO)
Sun 10:00 AM (WRIT)
Sun 11:30 AM (GOTH)
Sun 5:30 PM (ART)
Sun 7:00 PM (READ)
Lawrence Barker
Fri 2:30 PM (WRIT)
Fri 4:00 PM (WRIT)
Sat 11:30 AM (WRIT)
Sun 4:00 PM (READ)
Mon 1:00 PM (GOTH)
Mon 4:00 PM (WRIT)
Peter S. Beagle
Walk of Fame
Sat 2:30 PM (READ)
Sat 4:00 PM (TOLK)
Sat 8:30 PM (YA)
Sun 4:00 PM (SFLIT)
Davey Beauchamp
Fri 2:30 PM (AUTO)
Mon 4:00 PM (WRIT)
Michelle Belanger
Fri 10:00 PM (GOTH)
Sat 8:30 PM (GOTH)
Sun 5:30 PM (GOTH)
Sun 8:30 PM (GOTH)
Bella Morte
Sat 1:00 AM (LIVE)
Sun 12:30 PM (CONC)
Tory Belleci
Walk of Fame
Sat 11:30 AM
(SCIENCE)
Sat 8:30 PM (MAIN)
Sun 8:00 PM (MAIN)
Erik J Benner
Fri 7:00 PM (SPACE)
Steve Bennett
Comics Artist Alley
Sat 11:30 AM (ANIME)
Sat 2:30 PM (ANIME)
Sun 1:00 PM (ANIME)
Christian Alexander
Beranek
Comics Artist Alley
Sun 11:30 AM
(COMICS)
Mark F. Berry
Fri 7:00 PM (BRIT)
Sat 10:00 AM (BRIT)
Sun 1:00 PM (WRIT)
Mon 10:00 AM (BRIT)
Gina Biggs
Comics Artist Alley
Dee Bitner
Sat 7:00 PM (X)
Sun 7:00 PM (X)
Claudia Black
Walk of Fame
Sat 1:00 PM (MAIN)
Sun 2:30 PM (SGOWF)
Mon 10:00 AM
(SGOWF)
Holly Black
Sat 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Sat 4:00 PM (YA)
Sun 11:30 AM (GOTH)
Sun 10:00 PM (WRIT)
Mon 4:00 PM (WRIT)
Dr. Bob Blackwood
Sat 4:00 PM (X)
Sun 11:30 AM (FILM)
Sun 2:30 PM (X)
Autumn-Skye Boothe
Sun 10:00 AM (MOTF)
Sun 4:00 PM (TREK)
Sun 5:30 PM (MOTF)
John E Bradford
Sat 5:30 PM (SPACE)
Sun 10:00 AM (SPACE)
Michael Brady
Fri 4:00 PM (ANIME)
Sun 5:30 PM (ANIME)
Tom Braidwood
Walk of Fame
Fri 2:30 PM (X)
Sat 1:00 PM (X)
Sun 10:00 AM (X)
Mon 1:00 PM (X)
Jennie Breeden
Comics Artist Alley
Fri 7:00 PM (EFF)
Sat 10:00 AM (COMICS)
Sun 4:00 PM (EFF)
Fri 8:30 PM (TOLK)
Sun 5:00 PM (CONC)
Mark Brooks
Mon 10:00 AM
(COMICS)
Terry Brooks
Fri 6:30 PM (MAIN)
Sun 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Sun 4:00 PM (READ)
Sun 5:30 PM (SFLIT)
Sun 10:00 PM (SFLIT)
Mon 10:00 AM (AUTO)
Fiona Broome
Sat 11:30 AM (X)
Sat 10:00 PM (X)
Sun 10:00 AM (ART)
Sun 4:00 PM (X)
Sun 5:30 PM (ART)
Mon 11:30 AM (ART)
Mon 2:30 PM (ART)
Julie Caitlin Brown
Walk of Fame
Fri 7:00 PM (MAIN)
Sat 11:30 AM (MAIN)
Sun 11:30 AM (MAIN)
Chesya Burke
Fri 2:30 PM (READ)
Sun 4:00 PM (READ)
Mon 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Mon 1:00 PM (GOTH)
Patrick Burns
Walk of Fame
Sat 8:30 PM (X)
Sat 10:00 PM (X)
Kari Byron
Walk of Fame
Sat 11:30 AM
(SCIENCE)
Sun 8:00 PM (MAIN)
C
Calabrese
Mon 1:00 AM (LIVE)
Talent Caldwell
Comics Artist Alley
Melissa Carter
Sun 11:30 AM (TREK)
James Cawley
Walk of Fame
Sat 5:30 PM (TREK)
Sat 7:00 PM (TREK)
Sat 8:30 PM (TREK)
Sun 10:00 AM (TREK)
Sun 11:30 AM (TREK)
Sun 2:30 PM (CSTM)
Sun 4:00 PM (TREK)
Cemetery Surfers
Thu 9:00 PM (LIVE)
Sat 5:00 PM (CONC)
A.C. Charania
Fri 4:00 PM (SPACE)
Sat 1:00 PM (SPACE)
Mon 11:30 AM (READ)
Iris Chen
Comics Artist Alley
Sun 1:00 PM (ANIME)
Claudia Christian
Walk of Fame
Fri 7:00 PM (MAIN)
Sat 11:30 AM (MAIN)
Sun 11:30 AM (MAIN)
Cassandra Clare
Sat 4:00 PM (YA)
Andrew W. Clark
Fri 11:30 PM (AUTO)
Sat 11:30 AM (SPACE)
Stephen Euin Cobb
Sat 11:30 AM (AUTO)
Mon 10:00 AM (POD)
Julie Cochrane
Fri 7:00 PM (SFLIT)
Chip Coffey
Fri 10:00 PM (X)
Sat 2:30 PM (X)
Mon 2:30 PM (AUTO)
Bob Coughlin
Fri 7:00 PM (WRIT)
Hunter Cressall
Fri 1:00 PM (FILM)
Fri 8:30 PM (FILM)
Mon 2:30 PM (FILM)
Ann Crispin
Sun 4:00 PM (AUTO)
Sun 5:30 PM (WRIT)
Mon 11:30 AM (TREK)
Marie Croall
Comics Artist Alley
Sun 11:30 AM (READ)
Mon 1:00 PM (AUTO)
C. Martain Croker
Walk of Fame
Fri 4:00 PM (ANIME)
Sun 5:30 PM (ANIME)
Crossed Swords
Fri 8:30 PM (CSTM)
Sat 10:00 AM (MAIN)
Joe Crowe
Fri 1:00 PM (AMTV)
Fri 4:00 PM (SFLIT)
Fri 10:00 PM (SFLIT)
Sat 1:00 PM (CLSF)
Sat 4:00 PM (CLSF)
Sat 5:30 PM (CLSF)
Sat 7:00 PM (AMTV)
Sat 8:30 PM (TREK)
Mon 2:30 PM (TREK)
Crows
Mon 12:00 AM (LIVE)
Alexis Cruz
Walk of Fame
Fri 2:30 PM (SGOWF)
Sat 5:30 PM (SGOWF)
Sun 10:00 AM (SGOWF)
Mon 10:00 AM
(SGOWF)
Drew Curtis
Sat 7:00 PM (READ)
Sun 4:00 PM (AUTO)
Larry Curtis
Sat 2:30 PM (TOLK)
Mon 1:00 PM (TOLK)
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Kathleen O’Shea David
Sat 5:30 PM (ART)
Sat 7:00 PM (MOTF)
Mon 10:00 AM (MOTF)
Peter David
Comics Artist Alley
Fri 2:30 PM (YA)
Sat 11:30 AM (TREK)
Sat 7:00 PM (MAIN)
Sun 11:30 AM (AUTO)
Sun 7:00 PM (SFLIT)
Mon 1:00 PM (WRIT)
Mon 4:00 PM (TREK)
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Sohma G. Dawling
Fri 7:00 PM (EFF)
Sat 8:30 PM (EFF)
John de Lancie
Fri 2:30 PM (SGOWF)
Sat 4:00 PM (TREK)
Sun 4:00 PM (TREK)
Mon 1:00 PM (TREK)
Keith R.A. DeCandido
Fri 2:30 PM (TREK)
Sat 11:30 AM (TREK)
Sat 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Sat 2:30 PM (TREK)
Sat 5:30 PM (READ)
Sat 7:00 PM (WU)
Sun 10:00 AM (BRIT)
Sun 11:30 AM (WRIT)
Sun 7:00 PM (SFLIT)
Sun 8:30 PM (WU)
Mon 11:30 AM (SFLIT)
Christa Dickson
Mon 4:00 PM (AUTO)
DJ Spider
Fri 1:00 PM (GOTH)
Sat 2:00 AM (LIVE)
Sun 5:30 PM (GOTH)
Mon 3:00 AM (LIVE)
DJ Weasel
Sun 1:00 AM (LIVE)
Mon 3:00 AM (LIVE)
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Kevin Dockery
Fri 4:00 PM (READ)
Sun 11:30 AM (AUTO)
Sun 7:00 PM (SFLIT)
Lexa Doig
Walk of Fame
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Sun 11:30 AM (AMTV)
Mon 10:00 AM
(SGOWF)
Elizabeth Donald
Sat 11:30 AM (READ)
Sat 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Mon 1:00 PM (GOTH)
Aaron Douglas
Walk of Fame
Fri 1:00 PM (TREK)
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Claire M Eddy
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Gigi Edgley
Walk of Fame
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Emerald Rose
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Walk of Fame
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Doc Ezra
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Fat Momma
Walk of Fame
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David Faustino
Walk of Fame
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Bill Fawcett
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Feedback
Walk of Fame
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Ken Feinberg
Walk of Fame
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Lou Ferrigno
Walk of Fame
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Glenda C. Finkelstein
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Stephen Fleming
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John L. Flynn
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Bill Fogarty
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Eugie Foster
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Walk of Fame
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Jonathan Frakes
Walk of Fame
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Francesco Francavilla
Comics Artist Alley
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David Franklin
Walk of Fame
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Peter H. Friedman
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Diana G. Gallagher
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Dr. Pamela L Gay
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Bruce Gehweiler
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Gil Gerard
Walk of Fame
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Ghoultown
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Brian Glass
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Ron Glass
Walk of Fame
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Steve Gonsalves
Walk of Fame
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The Goodies
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Dr. Frank Gordon
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Louis Gossett Jr.
Walk of Fame
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Mitchell Graham
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Rob Francis Granito
Comics Artist Alley
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Erin Gray
Walk of Fame
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Kevin R. Grazier
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Andrew Greenberg
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Hugh S. Gregory
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Eric Griffin
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Gris Grimly
Comics Artist Alley
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Rosemary Ellen Guiley
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Haloscript
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Doc Hammer
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Cully Hamner
Comics Artist Alley
David Harmer
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Raven Hart
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Bruce Harwood
Walk of Fame
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Richard Hatch
Walk of Fame
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Jason Hawes
Walk of Fame
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Sun 1:00 PM (X)
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Gary Kim Hayes
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Chris Hazelton
Comics Artist Alley
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Tippi Hedren
Walk of Fame
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Tom Heintjes
Dan L. Henderson
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Kathryn Hinds
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Bill Holbrook
Comics Artist Alley
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Eva Hopkins
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Dr. Stephen D. Howe
Fri 1:00 PM (SPACE)
George Hrab
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(SCIENCE)
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John Hudgens
Sun 8:30 PM (MOTF)
Adam Hughes
Comics Artist Alley
Sat 4:00 PM (MOTF)
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85
Mon 10:00 AM (MOTF)
J.C. Hutchins
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I
Grant Imahara
Walk of Fame
Sat 11:30 AM
(SCIENCE)
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Christopher Irving
J
Georges Jeanty
Fri 5:30 PM (WU)
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Paul Jenkins
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Brandon Jerwa
Comics Artist Alley
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86
Sun 1:00 PM (READ)
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Maureen Johnson
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Dan Jolley
Comics Artist Alley
Sat 7:00 PM (READ)
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(COMICS)
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Christopher Jones
Comics Artist Alley
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Nat Jones
Fri 8:30 PM (BRIT)
Sun 11:30 AM
(COMICS)
Ric Jordan
Fri 1:00 PM (SPACE)
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Christopher Judge
Walk of Fame
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(SGOWF)
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William Katt
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Mon 1:00 PM (CLSF)
Lloyd Kaufman
Fri 8:30 PM (FILM)
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Sun 11:30 AM (WRIT)
Susan Kearney
Sat 10:00 AM (WRIT)
Sun 10:00 AM (WRIT)
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Bill Keel
Sat 7:00 PM (SPACE)
Helen Keier
Sat 1:00 PM (MOTF)
Sat 7:00 PM (MOTF)
Sat 10:00 PM (MOTF)
Sun 10:00 AM (MOTF)
Sherrilyn Kenyon
Fri 4:00 PM (TOLK)
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Jack Ketchum
Fri 8:30 PM (MAIN)
Sat 1:00 PM (WRIT)
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Sun 11:30 AM (WRIT)
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Gail Kim
Walk of Fame
Fri 7:00 PM (MAIN)
Kittyhawk
Comics Artist Alley
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Angela Knight
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Nancy C Knight
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Mon 2:30 PM (WRIT)
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Alethea Kontis
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Thomas Patrick Kratman
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L
Mur Lafferty
Fri 1:00 PM (POD)
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Sat 7:00 PM (POD)
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Michael Laine
Fri 5:30 PM (SPACE)
Fri 8:30 PM (SPACE)
Mon 11:30 AM (SPACE)
Cheralyn Lambeth
Fri 4:00 PM (MOTF)
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Juliet Landau
Walk of Fame
Fri 1:00 PM (WU)
Sat 4:00 PM (WU)
Sun 1:00 PM (WU)
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Michael N. Langford
Fri 5:30 PM (READ)
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The Last Dance
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Elizabeth Leggett
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Richard LeParmentier
Walk of Fame
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Dr. William A. Lester
Sun 5:30 PM (AUTO)
Rob Levy
Fri 7:00 PM (X)
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Matthew Lewis
Walk of Fame
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Joseph Michael Linsner
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Sat 8:30 PM (MAIN)
Lips Down on Dixie
Mon 1:00 AM (LIVE)
Todd Livingston
Fri 4:00 PM (AUTO)
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David Lloyd
Comics Artist Alley
Sat 2:30 PM (BRIT)
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Kelly Lockhart
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Todd Lockwood
Fri 1:00 PM (ART)
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Sat 7:00 PM (MAIN)
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The Lost Boys
Thu 10:00 PM (LIVE)
George Lowe
Walk of Fame
Fri 4:00 PM (ANIME)
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The Luchagors
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BarBara Luna
Walk of Fame
Sat 4:00 PM (TREK)
M
Don Maitz
Fri 2:30 PM (ART)
Sat 11:30 AM (ART)
Sat 7:00 PM (ART)
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Major Victory
Walk of Fame
Fri 6:30 PM (MAIN)
Sat 10:00 AM (MAIN)
Sun 11:30 AM
(COMICS)
James Marsters
Walk of Fame
Fri 1:00 PM (WU)
Sat 4:00 PM (WU)
Sun 1:00 PM (WU)
Ginny Mauldin-Kinney
Sat 2:30 PM (SPACE)
Sun 4:00 PM (SPACE)
Peter Mayhew
Walk of Fame
Sat 2:30 PM (MOTF)
Sun 5:30 PM (MOTF)
Todd McCaffrey
Fri 7:00 PM (PERN)
Sat 1:00 PM (READ)
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Jack McDevitt
Fri 1:00 PM (AUTO)
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Fri 8:30 PM (WRIT)
Sun 4:00 PM (READ)
Sun 5:30 PM (WRIT)
Mon 4:00 PM (WRIT)
Gates McFadden
Walk of Fame
Fri 1:00 PM (TREK)
Sat 1:00 PM (TREK)
Sun 1:00 PM (TREK)
Paul McGillion
Walk of Fame
Fri 2:30 PM (SGOWF)
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Sun 2:30 PM (SGOWF)
Mon 11:30 AM (SGOWF)
Kevin McKeever
Fri 4:00 PM (ANIME)
Fri 8:30 PM (ANIME)
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Tara McPherson
Comics Artist Alley
Fri 2:30 PM (ART)
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Mighty Rassilon Art
Players
Mon 2:30 PM (MAIN)
Vic Mignogna
Walk of Fame
Fri 4:00 PM (ANIME)
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Rebecca Moesta
Fri 4:00 PM (AUTO)
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Mon 4:00 PM (READ)
Jason Momoa
Walk of Fame
Fri 2:30 PM (SGOWF)
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Sun 2:30 PM (SGOWF)
Mon 10:00 AM
(SGOWF)
Terry Moore
Chris Moreno
Comics Artist Alley
Mon 10:00 AM
(COMICS)
Tee Morris
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Dean Motter
Mon 11:30 AM (BRIT)
Sabutai Musashi
Sat 11:30 AM (SILK)
Sun 11:30 AM (SILK)
Sun 1:00 PM (SILK)
Ellen Muth
Walk of Fame
Sat 11:30 AM (MAIN)
Mystrys
Sat 8:30 PM (EFF)
N
Ted Naifeh
Comics Artist Alley
Sun 10:00 AM
(COMICS)
Sun 2:30 PM (GOTH)
Mon 11:30 AM
(COMICS)
Bobby Nash
Comics Artist Alley
Fri 1:00 PM (READ)
Sun 11:30 AM (AUTO)
C. Andrew Nelson
Walk of Fame
Sat 7:00 PM (MOTF)
Sat 10:00 PM (MOTF)
Sun 10:00 AM (MOTF)
Sun 5:30 PM (MOTF)
Sun 8:30 PM (MOTF)
E. R. Nelson
Fri 1:00 PM (FILM)
Fri 8:30 PM (FILM)
Sat 7:00 PM (FILM)
Corin Nemec
Fri 2:30 PM (SGOWF)
Sat 5:30 PM (SGOWF)
Sun 2:30 PM (SGOWF)
Mon 10:00 AM (SGOWF)
87
Nichelle Nichols
Walk of Fame
Sat 10:00 AM (MAIN)
Sat 2:30 PM (MAIN)
Sun 10:00 AM (MAIN)
Steve Niles
Comics Artist Alley
Fri 8:30 PM (BRIT)
Sat 1:00 PM (GOTH)
Sat 4:00 PM (GOTH)
Sat 7:00 PM (MAIN)
Sun 1:00 PM (GOTH)
Mon 11:30 AM
(COMICS)
Philip Nutman
Sat 1:00 PM (WRIT)
Sat 2:30 PM (GOTH)
Sat 8:30 PM (WRIT)
Mon 2:30 PM (WRIT)
Jody Lynn Nye
Fri 2:30 PM (AUTO)
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Sat 1:00 PM (SFLIT)
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88
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Michael Avon Oeming
Comics Artist Alley
Mon 10:00 AM (TOLK)
Jana Oliver
Sat 2:30 PM (AUTO)
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Sat 5:30 PM (SFLIT)
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Mon 2:30 PM (READ)
Jim O’Rear
Sun 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Alex Orr
Fri 1:00 PM (FILM)
Fri 8:30 PM (FILM)
Sun 11:30 PM (FILM)
Terri Osborne
Mon 11:30 AM (TREK)
P
James Palmer
Fri 7:00 PM (READ)
Fri 10:00 PM (SFLIT)
Sat 1:00 PM (CLSF)
Sat 4:00 PM (CLSF)
Sat 5:30 PM (CLSF)
Sat 7:00 PM (SFLIT)
Sat 8:30 PM (TREK)
Ray Park
Walk of Fame
Sat 2:30 PM (MOTF)
Sat 10:00 PM (MOTF)
Sun 10:00 AM (MOTF)
Lars Pearson
Sun 10:00 AM (BRIT)
Mon 4:00 PM (AUTO)
Carlos A. Pedraza
Fri 1:00 PM (TREK)
Sat 5:30 PM (TREK)
Sat 7:00 PM (TREK)
Sat 8:30 PM (WRIT)
Sun 11:30 AM (TREK)
Joe Pekar
Comics Artist Alley
Sat 2:30 PM (ART)
Bob Pendarvis
Comics Artist Alley
Anne Petty
Fri 2:30 PM (TOLK)
Sat 2:30 PM (ANIME)
Sun 11:30 AM (TOLK)
Sun 1:00 PM (WRIT)
Sun 2:30 PM (TOLK)
Lori Petty
Walk of Fame
Fri 8:30 PM (CLSF)
Sat 2:30 PM (AR)
Sun 5:30 PM (CLSF)
James Phelps
Walk of Fame
Fri 5:30 PM (YA)
Sat 11:30 AM (YA)
Sun 10:00 AM (YA)
Oliver Phelps
Walk of Fame
Fri 5:30 PM (YA)
Sat 11:30 AM (YA)
Sun 10:00 AM (YA)
Robert Picardo
Walk of Fame
Fri 8:30 PM (TREK)
Sat 5:30 PM (SGOWF)
Sun 4:00 PM (TREK)
Mon 1:00 PM (TREK)
Chris Pirrotta
Sat 2:30 PM (TOLK)
Mon 1:00 PM (TOLK)
Ken Plume
Fri 2:30 PM (MAIN)
Whilce Portacio
Comics Artist Alley
Eric Powell
Comics Artist Alley
Sat 1:00 PM (GOTH)
Sun 1:00 PM (GOTH)
Mon 11:30 AM
(COMICS)
Rob Prior
Mon 2:30 PM (MAIN)
David Prowse
Walk of Fame
Sat 2:30 PM (MOTF)
Sun 5:30 PM (MOTF)
Mon 10:00 AM (WRIT)
Brian Pulido
Comics Artist Alley
Mon 11:30 AM
(COMICS)
Thomas Reed
Fri 4:00 PM (ANIME)
Sat 1:00 PM (ANIME)
Hank Reinhardt
Fri 2:30 PM (MAIN)
Fri 10:00 PM (WRIT)
Sat 5:30 PM (MAIN)
Sun 4:00 PM (MAIN)
Sun 5:30 PM (MAIN)
Mike Resnick
Fri 8:30 PM (SFLIT)
Sat 2:30 PM (WRIT)
Sun 11:30 AM (READ)
Sun 4:00 PM (AUTO)
J P Rhea
Sat 5:30 PM (READ)
Bobby Rice
Walk of Fame
Sat 5:30 PM (TREK)
Sat 7:00 PM (TREK)
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Sun 11:30 AM (TREK)
Benjamin Radford
Sun 2:30 PM (CSTM)
Fri 1:00 PM (SCIENCE) John D Ringo
Fri 7:00 PM (SFLIT)
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Sat 2:30 PM (WRIT)
Sat 7:00 PM (MAIN)
Sun 11:30 AM (X)
Sun 2:30 PM (SFLIT)
Sun 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Sun 7:00 PM (SFLIT)
Sun 4:00 PM
(SCIENCE)
William Alan Ritch
Fri 4:00 PM (SFLIT)
Fri 5:30 PM (SFLIT)
Sat 7:00 PM (SFLIT)
Sun 1:00 PM (READ)
Sun 2:30 PM (SFLIT)
Mon 11:30 AM (WRIT)
James Ritchey, III
Comics Artist Alley
Elisabeth Rohm
Walk of Fame
Fri 1:00 PM (WU)
Sat 4:00 PM (WU)
Mon 11:30 AM (MAIN)
Charles Root
Walk of Fame
Fri 1:00 PM (TREK)
Sat 5:30 PM (TREK)
Sat 7:00 PM (TREK)
Sun 11:30 AM (TREK)
Sun 2:30 PM (CSTM)
Sun 4:00 PM (TREK)
Mon 10:00 AM (TREK)
Scott Rorie
Sat 2:30 PM (ART)
Don Rosa
Comics Artist Alley
Selina Rosen
Fri 4:00 PM (READ)
Fri 10:00 PM (WRIT)
Mon 11:30 AM (AUTO)
Tony Ruggiero
Fri 5:30 PM (READ)
Sat 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Sun 5:30 PM (WRIT)
Andy Runton
Comics Artist Alley
Fri 8:30 PM (WRIT)
Sat 10:00 AM (AUTO)
Kathleen Ryan
Sun 2:30 PM (AUTO)
Sun 4:00 PM (READ)
Mon 1:00 PM (WRIT)
S
Jason Schneiderman
Sat 10:00 PM (SPACE)
Sun 1:00 PM
(SCIENCE)
Sun 5:30 PM
(SCIENCE)
Randal L. Schwartz
Sat 7:00 PM (EFF)
Sun 8:30 PM (EFF)
Sun 10:00 PM (EFF)
Steve Scott
Comics Artist Alley
ScottC
Fri 4:00 PM (BRIT)
Fri 7:00 PM (X)
Sat 5:30 PM (BRIT)
Mon 10:00 AM (BRIT)
Mon 2:30 PM (X)
Matthew Wayne Selznick
Fri 4:00 PM (POD)
Fri 5:30 PM (POD)
Sat 10:00 AM (EFF)
Sat 4:00 PM (EFF)
Sat 5:30 PM (POD)
Sun 10:00 AM (POD)
Sun 5:30 PM (POD)
Mon 11:30 AM (POD)
The Serpenteens
Sat 3:30 PM (CONC)
Mon 12:00 AM (LIVE)
Michael Shanks
Walk of Fame
Sat 5:30 PM (SGOWF)
Sun 2:30 PM (SGOWF)
Mon 10:00 AM
(SGOWF)
Colleen Shaver
Fri 4:00 PM (ROBOT)
Sat 10:00 AM (ROBOT)
Sat 11:30 AM (ROBOT)
Sat 2:30 PM (ROBOT)
Sat 5:30 PM (ROBOT)
Maggie Shayne
Fri 8:30 PM (WRIT)
Sat 2:30 PM (WRIT)
Mon 2:30 PM (AUTO)
Mon 2:30 PM (WRIT)
Tiffany Shepis
Fri 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Sun 5:30 PM (READ)
Mark Sheppard
Walk of Fame
Fri 1:00 PM (TREK)
Fri 4:00 PM (WU)
Sat 1:00 PM (WU)
Sat 4:00 PM (TREK)
Sun 4:00 PM (WU)
Josepha Sherman
Sat 10:00 AM (AUTO)
Sat 5:30 PM (MOTF)
Mon 11:30 AM (TREK)
Michael Shermer
Fri 4:00 PM (TREK)
Fri 5:30 PM (AUTO)
Sat 1:00 PM (READ)
Sat 2:30 PM (EFF)
Sat 5:30 PM (AUTO)
Sun 10:00 AM (MAIN)
Sun 7:00 PM (POD)
John Wesley Shipp
Walk of Fame
Fri 4:00 PM (CLSF)
Scott Sigler
Fri 4:00 PM (POD)
Fri 5:30 PM (WRIT)
Sat 4:00 PM (AUTO)
Sat 4:00 PM (EFF)
Sun 5:30 PM (POD)
Sun 7:00 PM (EFF)
Mon 11:30 AM (POD)
Mon 1:00 PM (POD)
Felix Silla
Walk of Fame
Sat 4:00 PM (TOLK)
Marc Singer
Walk of Fame
Fri 1:00 PM (CLSF)
Sat 10:00 AM (CLSF)
Sun 1:00 PM (CLSF)
Susan Sizemore
Sat 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Sat 10:00 PM (WRIT)
Sun 11:30 AM (GOTH)
Sun 7:00 PM (WRIT)
Mon 2:30 PM (WRIT)
Alyssa Smith
John C. Smith
Fri 1:00 PM (SPACE)
Sun 11:30 AM (BRIT)
Sun 2:30 PM (CLSF)
Sun 5:30 PM (SPACE)
Sun 10:00 PM
(SCIENCE)
Mon 10:00 AM (SPACE)
Dianna Love Snell
Sun 2:30 PM (WRIT)
Sun 4:00 PM (WRIT)
John C. Snider
Fri 1:00 PM (SPACE)
Fri 4:00 PM (SFLIT)
Sat 7:00 PM (AMTV)
Sat 8:30 PM (TREK)
Sun 10:00 AM (AUTO)
Sun 11:30 AM (READ)
Sun 4:00 PM (READ)
Dana Snyder
Fri 2:30 PM (MAIN)
Sun 2:30 PM (MAIN)
Allison Sohn
Sat 5:30 PM (TOLK)
Mon 10:00 AM (COMICS)
Kevin Sorbo
Walk of Fame
Fri 2:30 PM (AMTV)
Sat 10:00 AM (AMTV)
Sun 11:30 AM (AMTV)
89
Spat
Fri 1:00 PM (CSTM)
Fri 5:30 PM (CSTM)
Sat 10:00 AM (CSTM)
Sat 2:30 PM (CSTM)
Sun 1:00 PM (CSTM)
Sun 5:30 PM (CSTM)
Sun 7:00 PM (CSTM)
Mon 11:30 AM (CSTM)
Mon 2:30 PM (CSTM)
Brent Spiner
Walk of Fame
Fri 1:00 PM (TREK)
Sat 1:00 PM (TREK)
Sun 1:00 PM (TREK)
Mon 1:00 PM (TREK)
Michael Stackpole
Sat 11:30 AM (POD)
Sat 4:00 PM (MOTF)
Sat 11:30 PM (POD)
Sun 2:30 PM (AUTO)
Sun 4:00 PM (POD)
Sun 5:30 PM (POD)
Sun 7:00 PM (READ)
Mon 10:00 AM (POD)
Mon 11:30 AM (AUTO)
Mon 2:30 PM (POD)
Cat Staggs
Comics Artist Alley
Sat 4:00 PM (MOTF)
Sat 5:30 PM (TOLK)
90
Mon 10:00 AM
(COMICS)
Frank Stallone
Walk of Fame
Fri 1:00 PM (MAIN)
Chris Staros
Comics Artist Alley
Patti Starr
Sun 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Jeanne C. Stein
Sat 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Brian Stelfreeze
Comics Artist Alley
William Stout
Sun 10:00 AM (MAIN)
Brad Strickland
Fri 4:00 PM (WRIT)
Fri 8:30 PM (WRIT)
Sat 2:30 PM (AUTO)
Sun 8:30 PM (WRIT)
Mon 1:00 PM (WRIT)
Mon 4:00 PM (WRIT)
Lee Stringer
Fri 1:00 PM (TREK)
Peter Sullivan
Fri 1:00 PM (FILM)
Fri 4:00 PM (FILM)
Fri 5:30 PM (FILM)
Sat 8:30 PM (WRIT)
Sun 10:00 AM (AUTO)
Sun 10:00 AM (READ)
Mon 10:00 AM (FILM)
Mon 4:00 PM (FILM)
Michelle Roper (Gillian
Summers)
Fri 4:00 PM (WRIT)
Sun 8:30 PM (WRIT)
Mon 4:00 PM (WRIT)
Arthur Suydam
Comics Artist Alley
Sun 10:00 AM
(COMICS)
Cap P Szumski
Sun 5:30 PM (X)
T
Jake Tarbox
Sun 1:00 PM (ANIME)
Sun 4:00 PM (ANIME)
Mon 2:30 PM (ANIME)
Anthony Taylor
Sat 11:30 AM (CLSF)
Sat 2:30 PM (CLSF)
Sat 5:30 PM (AUTO)
Sun 1:00 PM (WRIT)
Sun 7:00 PM (CLSF)
Mon 11:30 AM (CLSF)
Sean Taylor
Comics Artist Alley
Sat 11:30 AM (READ)
Sat 2:30 PM (AUTO)
Mon 11:30 AM (COMICS)
Greg Theakston
Comics Artist Alley
Sat 2:30 PM (ART)
Sat 5:30 PM (AUTO)
Eldon Thompson
Sun 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Jonathan Thornton
Fri 5:30 PM (CSTM)
Sat 2:30 PM (CSTM)
Sun 1:00 PM (CSTM)
Sun 5:30 PM (CSTM)
Sun 7:00 PM (CSTM)
Three-Quarter Ale
Thu 10:00 PM (LIVE)
Fri 3:30 PM (CONC)
Amanda L Tomasch
Sun 1:00 PM (ANIME)
Jamie Tomasello
Sat 11:30 AM (EFF)
Sat 7:00 PM (EFF)
Sun 1:00 PM (EFF)
J.M. Tuffley
Fri 2:30 PM (BRIT)
Fri 4:00 PM (BRIT)
Fri 7:00 PM (X)
Sat 11:30 AM (BRIT)
Sat 2:30 PM (BRIT)
Sat 5:30 PM (BRIT)
Mon 2:30 PM (X)
Clifton Tunnell
Sun 11:30 AM (EFF)
Lani John Tupu
Walk of Fame
Fri 4:00 PM (MAIN)
Sat 1:00 PM (AMTV)
Sun 2:30 PM (AMTV)
Mon 4:00 PM (MAIN)
Harry Turtledove
Sat 1:00 PM (READ)
Sat 2:30 PM (WRIT)
Sun 4:00 PM (AUTO)
Sun 8:30 PM (SFLIT)
Mon 11:30 AM (WRIT)
Twisted Tower Dire
Sun 12:30 AM (LIVE)
George Tyson
Fri 5:30 PM (SPACE)
Mon 2:30 PM (SPACE)
U
Carla Ulbrich
Fri 4:00 PM (FILK)
Fri 10:00 PM (FILK)
Sun 2:00 PM (CONC)
Sun 8:30 PM (FILK)
Laura J. Underwood
Sat 4:00 PM (READ)
Sun 5:30 PM (AUTO)
V
Vainglory
Sat 11:30 PM (LIVE)
Jim Van Verth
Sat 2:30 PM (POD)
Wayne Vansant
Comics Artist Alley
Carrie Vaughn
Fri 4:00 PM (GOTH)
Sat 10:00 AM (WRIT)
Sun 11:30 AM (GOTH)
Sun 2:30 PM (READ)
Mon 10:00 AM (AUTO)
Voltaire
Sat 1:00 AM (LIVE)
Sun 2:30 PM (TREK)
Sun 5:30 PM (GOTH)
Mon 2:30 PM (GOTH)
W
Matt Wallace
Fri 5:30 PM (WRIT)
Mon 11:30 AM (READ)
Jean Marie Ward
Fri 5:30 PM (SFLIT)
Fri 7:00 PM (SFLIT)
Sat 2:30 PM (WRIT)
Sat 4:00 PM (SFLIT)
Sat 5:30 PM (SFLIT)
Sun 1:00 PM (WRIT)
Mon 2:30 PM (AUTO)
Graham Watkins
Sat 11:30 AM (WRIT)
Sat 10:00 PM (X)
Sun 10:00 AM (AUTO)
Sun 11:30 AM (X)
Sun 4:00 PM (X)
David Weber
Fri 2:30 PM (AUTO)
Fri 6:30 PM (MAIN)
Fri 7:00 PM (WRIT)
Sat 2:30 PM (AUTO)
Sat 4:00 PM (READ)
Sat 7:00 PM (MAIN)
Sat 8:30 PM (SFLIT)
Sun 11:30 AM (AUTO)
Sun 7:00 PM (WRIT)
Mon 1:00 PM (AUTO)
Margaret Weis
Sat 10:00 AM (MAIN)
Sat 2:30 PM (WRIT)
Sun 5:30 PM (AUTO)
Mon 4:00 PM (READ)
Toni Weisskopf
Fri 7:00 PM (WRIT)
Sat 2:30 PM (SFLIT)
Sat 4:00 PM (WRIT)
Martha Wells
Sat 10:00 AM (READ)
Sat 7:00 PM (SGOWF)
Sun 1:00 PM (WRIT)
Sun 7:00 PM (SFLIT)
Mon 11:30 AM (AUTO)
Scott Westerfeld
Sat 4:00 PM (YA)
Mon 10:00 AM (YA)
M. B. Weston
Sat 5:30 PM (AUTO)
Mon 1:00 PM (READ)
Richard C. White
Comics Artist Alley
Sat 11:30 AM (TREK)
Sat 2:30 PM (TREK)
Sat 5:30 PM (AUTO)
Sun 10:00 AM
(COMICS)
Blake Wilkie
Comics Artist Alley
Sarah Wilkinson
Comics Artist Alley
Sat 4:00 PM (MOTF)
Sat 5:30 PM (TOLK)
Sat 10:00 PM (MOTF)
Sun 10:00 AM (MOTF)
Sun 5:30 PM (ART)
Mon 10:00 AM (TOLK)
Grant S. Wilson
Walk of Fame
Fri 1:00 PM (X)
Sat 5:30 PM (X)
Sun 1:00 PM (X)
Mon 10:00 AM (X)
Michael Winslow
Walk of Fame
Fri 7:00 PM (MAIN)
Sat 10:00 AM (MAIN)
Sun 10:00 AM (MAIN)
Chris Wisnia
Comics Artist Alley
Matt Wood
Walk of Fame
Sat 2:30 PM (MOTF)
Sun 10:00 AM (MOTF)
Sun 8:30 PM (MOTF)
Gordon Michael Woolvet
Walk of Fame
Fri 2:30 PM (AMTV)
Sat 10:00 AM (AMTV)
Sat 11:30 PM (CSTM)
Sun 11:30 AM (AMTV)
Janny Wurts
Sat 10:00 AM (MAIN)
Sat 11:30 AM (ART)
Sat 8:30 PM (ART)
Sat 10:00 PM (WRIT)
Sun 10:00 AM (READ)
Sun 5:30 PM (ART)
Sun 7:00 PM (WRIT)
Sun 10:00 PM (WRIT)
Mon 10:00 AM (AUTO)
Y
Rebecca York
Sat 10:00 AM (WRIT)
Sun 10:00 AM (AUTO)
Sun 10:00 AM (WRIT)
Mon 10:00 AM (WRIT)
Z
Timothy Zahn
Fri 2:30 PM (SFLIT)
Fri 8:30 PM (WRIT)
Sat 11:30 AM (AUTO)
Sat 1:00 PM (MOTF)
Sun 2:30 PM (READ)
Sun 7:00 PM (SFLIT)
Sun 8:30 PM (MOTF)
Mon 1:00 PM (AUTO)
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2007 Pocket Program - Daily Dragon Online

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