I just got my plane tickets — which, as it happens, come to a sum nearly as cheap as the cost of gas and parking and tolls, so that’s nice — so I’ll definitely be attending Philcon this year. I’m actually flying in a day early on account I might be doing something education-oriented on the morning of 11/17. I don’t have my programming schedule of Philcon yet, but as soon as they send it along, I’ll let you know. This is going to be the first convention I’ll be after the release of The Android’s Dream, so I’m sure I’ll be relentlessly flogging that particular work.
Let me know if you’ll be attending Philcon — or just come up to me while you’re there and say “hi.” I should be about.
Eeep, it has just occurred to me that I must register for the convention, as well as get a hotel room… otherwise I’m going to have to drive back and forth from NJ all weekend.
Eeep, it has just occurred to me that I must register for the convention, as well as get a hotel room… otherwise I’m going to have to drive back and forth from NJ all weekend.
I’ll be there all weekend.
I’ve signed up for some panels, but haven’t received confirmation about them yet.
Flog away/hawk away. I’m looking forward to The Android’s Dream.
I’ll be there all weekend.
I’ve signed up for some panels, but haven’t received confirmation about them yet.
Flog away/hawk away. I’m looking forward to The Android’s Dream.
I live in Philly, but I’ve been on the fence about showing up. I’ll see what I can do.
I live in Philly, but I’ve been on the fence about showing up. I’ll see what I can do.
I am indeed planning on attending PhilCon. Possibly even participating in a panel or two and/or flogging my own already-thoroughly-flogged book. So guess I’ll see ya there.
I am indeed planning on attending PhilCon. Possibly even participating in a panel or two and/or flogging my own already-thoroughly-flogged book. So guess I’ll see ya there.
I will be there too! It’s a wee little con, at least compared to DragonCon which is the only other Con under my belt.
I’ll be there for one or more science/space panels, flogging my unpopular view (and book in progress) that SFnal expectations do more harm than good to the progress of real space activity.