A Chronological Program Listing is also available.
Heather Alexander
Rob Alexander
- Fri 8:00 PM, Santiam
- Intro to Filk - Who are those people sing weird songs?
- Sat 11:00 AM, Quiet Bar
- Jam in the key of C - Bring your instruments, the weirder the better.
- Sun 11:00 AM, Riverview
- Heather Alexander Concert
Sue Alexander
- Fri 6:00 PM, Nehalem
- A study in light and dark: humor and emotional content in your artwork.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Nehalem
- Tits and Lizards - The second bases of SF/Fantasy Art. Do we care? Do we revel in it? Can it be done well?
- Sat 1:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (1:00 Smith, Dean Wesly / Bunch, Chris) (1:30 Alexander, Rob / Organ-Kean, Margaret)
- Sat 6:00 PM, Nehalem
- How to make your fantasy artwork look believable (...or should you?)
Colleen Anderson
- Fri 6:00 PM, Nehalem
- A study in light and dark: humor and emotional content in your artwork.
- Sat 4:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (4:00 Alexander, Sue / Taylor, Bruce) (4:30 Neason, Rebecca / Riddell, Paul)
- Sat 6:00 PM, Nehalem
- How to make your fantasy artwork look believable (...or should you?)
John W Barnes
- Fri 5:00 PM, Wilson
- Storytelling. Come hear some ripping yarns.
- Fri 10:00 PM, Wilson
- Erotic horror or soft core bloodsucking? The bloodlust connection.
- Sat 5:00 PM, Wilson
- Predictions Great and Stupid: Panelists provide and critique predictions of the past and future
- Sat 9:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Clark, Alan M. / Anderson, Colleen 9:30
Steve Barnes
- Fri 3:00 PM, Wilson
- Magic & Religion Vs. Tech - What Is to Come: Will myths triumph over rational thought?
- Fri 4:00 PM, Nehalem
- Effective outlines, synopses, and sample chapters. How can they keep your book on target, how can they sell it.
- Sat 11:00 AM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (11:00 Barnes, John W / Kenyon, Kay) ( 11:30 Dalkey, Kara / Cramer, John)
- Sat 1:00 PM, Klamath
- Ask Dr. Genius. Panelists ad-lib answers to audience questions. Our geniuses can't help you if you don't bring in important questions for them.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Santiam
- The Frankenstein Myth: A monster we continue to identify with and rewrite.
- Sat 4:00 PM, Wilson
- Raping Writers: Bamtam and the cancellation of royalties
- Sat 7:00 PM, Nehalem
- "Alien" Aliens
- Sat 10:00 PM, Wilson/Nehalem
- Whose line is it anyway? Based on the British TV program, done with Orycon style. (till 12:00)
- Sun 1:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - MacGregor, Loren Joseph / Barnes, John W. 1:30
Dan Berggren
- Fri 1:00 PM, Wilson
- Steve Barnes - GOH Reading
- Fri 3:00 PM, Klamath
- The Rise and Fall of Civilization: Which way are we going? How do we tell with any assurance?
- Fri 5:00 PM, Klamath
- Steve Barnes GOH Interview
- Fri 7:00 PM, Riverview
- Opening Ceremonies [7:30]
- Sat 9:00 AM, Riverview
- Tai Chi
- Sat 10:00 AM, Riverview
- Pentjak Silat Bukti Negara conducted by Guru Stevan Plinck
- Sat 12:00 PM, Klamath
- "A Stitch in Time" with commentary by Steve Barnes. Watch the award-winning episode of "The Outer Limits" written by Orycon's GOH.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Klamath
- Ask Dr. Genius. Panelists ad-lib answers to audience questions. Our geniuses can't help you if you don't bring in important questions for them.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (2:00 Barnes, Steve/Due, Tananarive )( 2:30 Barnes, Steve/Perry, Steve)
- Sat 3:00 PM, Klamath
- Does SF Provide Answers or Just Entertainment?
- Sun 10:00 AM, Riverview
- Tai Chi
- Sun 11:00 AM, Wilson
- Schools and Parents: Who's more responsible, and who should be?
Betty Bigelow
- Sat 10:00 AM, Quiet Bar
- Reading - Berggren, Dan
- Sat 6:00 PM, Wilson
- Cardinal Richelieu revisited - the good and evil priest in literature.
Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff
- Fri 3:00 PM, Klamath
- The Rise and Fall of Civilization: Which way are we going? How do we tell with any assurance?
- Fri 4:00 PM, Wilson
- Folk remedies, 3rd World Medicine, and old wives' tales: How much is superstition and how much is scientifically varifiable?
- Fri 6:00 PM, Nehalem
- A study in light and dark: humor and emotional content in your artwork.
- Sat 10:00 AM, Wilson
- Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry
- Sat 12:00 PM, Riverview (3)
- Knitting Chainmail: learn how it's really done.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Nehalem
- Tits and Lizards - The second bases of SF/Fantasy Art. Do we care? Do we revel in it? Can it be done well?
- Sat 3:00 PM, Nestucca
- Beginning Watercolors
- Sun 12:00 PM, Riverview
- Art Auction
- Sun 1:00 PM, Riverview
- Art Auction
- Sun 2:00 PM, Riverview
- Art Auction
Elizabeth Lawhead Bourne
- Fri 1:00 PM, Santiam
- Mythic roots of fantasy
- Fri 2:00 PM, Nehalem
- Coping with and/or embracing change.
- Fri 3:00 PM, Klamath
- The Rise and Fall of Civilization: Which way are we going? How do we tell with any assurance?
- Fri 4:00 PM, Santiam
- Historical Fiction: Call it fantasy, and they'll buy it. Will readers--and thus editors--only buy historical fiction when you add magic and fairies?
- Fri 8:00 PM, Santiam
- Intro to Filk - Who are those people sing weird songs?
- Sat 10:00 AM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (10:00 Bohnhoff, Maya Kaathryn / Smeds, Dave) (10:30 Rusch, Kristine / Rosenblum, Mary)
- Sat 12:00 PM, Wilson
- Science and Religion: Harmony or Discord. Can we avoid being affected by this battle?
- Sat 1:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - / Bohnhoff, Maya Kaatheryn 1:30
- Sat 6:00 PM, Wilson
- Cardinal Richelieu revisited - the good and evil priest in literature.
- Sun 2:00 PM, Wilson
- Research for alternate history. Sources to use so good history can make good fiction.
Mark Bourne
- Sat 1:00 PM, Riverview (1)
- Computer Art / Web Art
Chris Bunch
- Sat 10:00 PM, Wilson/Nehalem
- Whose line is it anyway? Based on the British TV program, done with Orycon style. (till 12:00)
- Sun 11:00 AM, Quiet Bar
- Reading - / Bourne, Mark 11:30
- Sun 1:00 PM, Santiam
- What's New in the world of physics today. How will it affect our lives?
- Sun 3:00 PM, Wilson
- The freelance lifestyle
John Bunnell
- Fri 3:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Constructing a Consistent Ethnography
- Fri 4:00 PM, Nehalem
- Effective outlines, synopses, and sample chapters. How can they keep your book on target, how can they sell it.
- Sat 10:00 AM, Klamath
- Writing for Movies and TV vs Books: Who's show is it anyway?
- Sat 12:00 PM, Santiam
- How to kill off characters.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (1:00 Smith, Dean Wesly / Bunch, Chris) (1:30 Alexander, Rob / Organ-Kean, Margaret)
- Sat 2:00 PM, Klamath
- Editors and agents, who needs them? Good question, we'll ask writers and editors.
Gail Butler
- Fri 2:00 PM, Santiam
- Using Native American Themes in your writing.
- Fri 8:00 PM, Santiam
- Intro to Filk - Who are those people sing weird songs?
Amy Casil
- Sat 4:00 PM, Nestucca
- Color Mechanics
- Sat 5:00 PM, Nehalem
- Strange inspiration - unexpected sources of creativity.
Mairi Chaney
- Fri 3:00 PM, Santiam
- Science for Rocks - How to Write Hard Science with a Soft Mind. How to get it right, so your scientfic plot device doesn't feature in next years turkey readings.
- Sat 12:00 PM, Wilson
- Science and Religion: Harmony or Discord. Can we avoid being affected by this battle?
- Sat 1:00 PM, Riverview (4)
- Critiquing writing: Why and How.
- Sat 3:00 PM, Nehalem
- Dodging the slush pile, can we break through? Is the slush pile as bad as we've all heard?
- Sat 4:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Reading: 4:30 -- Amy Casil
- Sun 11:00 AM, Wilson
- Schools and Parents: Who's more responsible, and who should be?
Alan M. Clark
- Sun 11:00 AM, Riverview
- Heather Alexander Concert
David Clark
- Fri 12:00 AM, Nestucca
- Midnight Horror Reading
- Fri 6:00 PM, Nehalem
- A study in light and dark: humor and emotional content in your artwork.
- Sat 3:00 PM, Santiam
- Vampires, Mummies and the Holy Ghost - Which terrrifies you the most?
- Sat 5:00 PM, Nehalem
- Strange inspiration - unexpected sources of creativity.
- Sat 9:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Clark, Alan M. / Anderson, Colleen 9:30
John Cramer
- Sun 2:00 PM, Nehalem
- Ask not what your con can do for you: Why do we volunteer to do these things.
Debbie Cross
- Fri 2:00 PM, Nehalem
- Coping with and/or embracing change.
- Fri 3:00 PM, Santiam
- Science for Rocks - How to Write Hard Science with a Soft Mind. How to get it right, so your scientfic plot device doesn't feature in next years turkey readings.
- Fri 5:00 PM, Nehalem
- How to talk to a scientific expert: Going to the source for your research.
- Sat 11:00 AM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (11:00 Barnes, John W / Kenyon, Kay) ( 11:30 Dalkey, Kara / Cramer, John)
- Sat 2:00 PM, Wilson
- How to get to the stars. (Without warp drive, baloneyium drive, or hyperspace.
- Sat 6:00 PM, Santiam
- Computers: What's New this week? What's New next week?
Kara Dalkey
- Fri 5:00 PM, Santiam
- The Book As Artifact
- Fri 9:00 PM, Klamath
- Fanthorpe Open Mike
- Sat 4:00 PM, Klamath
- Susan Petrey Fund Auction
- Sat 5:00 PM, Klamath
- Susan Petrey Fund Auction
- Sat 6:00 PM, Klamath
- Susan Petrey Fund Auction
James David
- Fri 1:00 PM, Santiam
- Mythic roots of fantasy
- Fri 3:00 PM, Wilson
- Magic & Religion Vs. Tech - What Is to Come: Will myths triumph over rational thought?
- Fri 4:00 PM, Santiam
- Historical Fiction: Call it fantasy, and they'll buy it. Will readers--and thus editors--only buy historical fiction when you add magic and fairies?
- Sat 11:00 AM, Santiam
- Sense of Place in Fantasy
- Sat 11:00 AM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (11:00 Barnes, John W / Kenyon, Kay) ( 11:30 Dalkey, Kara / Cramer, John)
- Sun 12:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Irene Radford / Dalkey, Kara 12:30
Howard Davidson
- Sat 12:00 PM, Santiam
- How to kill off characters.
Joy Day
- Fri 5:00 PM, Nehalem
- How to talk to a scientific expert: Going to the source for your research.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Wilson
- How to get to the stars. (Without warp drive, baloneyium drive, or hyperspace.
- Sat 6:00 PM, Santiam
- Computers: What's New this week? What's New next week?
- Sun 1:00 PM, Santiam
- What's New in the world of physics today. How will it affect our lives?
John De Camp
- Sat 1:00 PM, Riverview (Stage)
- Elements of stage presentation for costumers
Barbara Denz
- Fri 12:00 AM, Nestucca
- Midnight Horror Reading
- Fri 3:00 PM, Wilson
- Magic & Religion Vs. Tech - What Is to Come: Will myths triumph over rational thought?
- Sat 10:00 AM, Wilson
- Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry
- Sat 2:00 PM, Wilson
- How to get to the stars. (Without warp drive, baloneyium drive, or hyperspace.
- Sat 3:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (3:00 Moscoe, Mike / Devos, Elisabeth) (3:30 Scarboro, Elizabeth Ann / DeCamp, John)
Elisabeth DeVos
- Sat 1:00 PM, Wilson
- Folk tales and fantasey - The musical conntction.
- Sun 12:00 PM, Wilson
- How cons should treat pros, how pros should treat cons.
Steve Dixon
- Fri 3:00 PM, Wilson
- Magic & Religion Vs. Tech - What Is to Come: Will myths triumph over rational thought?
- Sat 3:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (3:00 Moscoe, Mike / Devos, Elisabeth) (3:30 Scarboro, Elizabeth Ann / DeCamp, John)
- Sat 7:00 PM, Nehalem
- "Alien" Aliens
- Sun 1:00 PM, Wilson
- When your editor wants a rewrite. Surviving the pain to produce better work.
- Sun 2:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - DeVos, Elisabeth /
Tananarive Due
- Fri 8:00 PM, Santiam
- Intro to Filk - Who are those people sing weird songs?
- Sat 11:00 AM, Quiet Bar
- Jam in the key of C - Bring your instruments, the weirder the better.
- Sun 12:00 PM, Nehalem
- Comics as inspiration for movies & TV series. A panel that's a Spawn of the Daredevil. (We should be sorry, but we're not.)
Dan Duval
- Fri 5:00 PM, Klamath
- Steve Barnes GOH Interview
- Sat 12:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Moscoe, Mike / Due, Tananarive 12:30
- Sat 2:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (2:00 Barnes, Steve/Due, Tananarive )( 2:30 Barnes, Steve/Perry, Steve)
- Sat 3:00 PM, Santiam
- Vampires, Mummies and the Holy Ghost - Which terrrifies you the most?
- Sun 12:00 PM, Klamath
- What's that Vampire doing on the Subway? - Urban Fantasys we love. What makes it seem real?
Cecilia Eng
- Sat 11:00 AM, Riverview (1)
- The costs and joys of virtual reality.
- Sat 12:00 PM, Nehalem
- Interesting villains: they keep being more interesting than the heroes. How do writers do that?
- Sat 2:00 PM, Santiam
- The Frankenstein Myth: A monster we continue to identify with and rewrite.
James Fiscus
- Fri 8:00 PM, Santiam
- Intro to Filk - Who are those people sing weird songs?
- Sat 11:00 AM, Quiet Bar
- Jam in the key of C - Bring your instruments, the weirder the better.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Wilson
- Folk tales and fantasey - The musical conntction.
Margaret Forsythe
- Fri 3:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Constructing a Consistent Ethnography
- Fri 4:00 PM, Santiam
- Historical Fiction: Call it fantasy, and they'll buy it. Will readers--and thus editors--only buy historical fiction when you add magic and fairies?
- Fri 5:00 PM, Nehalem
- How to talk to a scientific expert: Going to the source for your research.
- Sat 4:00 PM, Wilson
- Raping Writers: Bamtam and the cancellation of royalties
- Sun 2:00 PM, Wilson
- Research for alternate history. Sources to use so good history can make good fiction.
Joan Gaustad
- Fri 3:00 PM, Klamath
- The Rise and Fall of Civilization: Which way are we going? How do we tell with any assurance?
- Fri 5:00 PM, Wilson
- Storytelling. Come hear some ripping yarns.
- Sat 10:00 AM, Nehalem
- Christian Fandom
- Sat 1:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Readings - Forsythe, Margaret / Rose, Rhea 1:30
- Sun 12:00 PM, Nehalem
- Comics as inspiration for movies & TV series. A panel that's a Spawn of the Daredevil. (We should be sorry, but we're not.)
ElizaBeth Gilligan
- Sat 2:00 PM, Riverview (3)
- Writing Fiction and Non-Fiction: How do the processes compare.
- Sun 11:00 AM, Wilson
- Schools and Parents: Who's more responsible, and who should be?
Jim Glass
- Fri 4:00 PM, Wilson
- Folk remedies, 3rd World Medicine, and old wives' tales: How much is superstition and how much is scientifically varifiable?
- Fri 6:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Gilligan, Elizabeth / Rosenblum, Mary 6:30
- Sat 11:00 AM, Santiam
- Sense of Place in Fantasy
- Sat 12:00 PM, Nehalem
- Interesting villains: they keep being more interesting than the heroes. How do writers do that?
- Sat 5:00 PM, Santiam
- Toxicology for the layman.
- Sun 3:00 PM, Wilson
- The freelance lifestyle
Molly Gloss
- Sat 12:00 AM, Nestucca
- Midnight Horror Reading
- Sat 2:00 PM, Wilson
- How to get to the stars. (Without warp drive, baloneyium drive, or hyperspace.
- Sun 1:00 PM, Santiam
- What's New in the world of physics today. How will it affect our lives?
- Sun 3:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - / Glass, Jim 3:30
Marcia G.
- Sat 5:00 PM, Wilson
- Predictions Great and Stupid: Panelists provide and critique predictions of the past and future
Lenora Good
- Fri 4:00 PM, Wilson
- Folk remedies, 3rd World Medicine, and old wives' tales: How much is superstition and how much is scientifically varifiable?
- Fri 6:00 PM, Klamath
- Plagues - An expert, a projector, a screen and a darkened room: Not for the faint of heart!
- Sat 5:00 PM, Santiam
- Toxicology for the layman.
Sarah Goodman
- Fri 2:00 PM, Santiam
- Using Native American Themes in your writing.
- Sat 10:00 AM, Wilson
- Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry
- Sat 11:00 AM, Riverview (2)
- Rabid Military Cronyism
- Sat 12:00 PM, Wilson
- Science and Religion: Harmony or Discord. Can we avoid being affected by this battle?
Greg Gorden
- Fri 5:00 PM, Wilson
- Storytelling. Come hear some ripping yarns.
- Sat 12:00 PM, Riverview (1)
- Cultural Tourism: Borrowing from other peoples myths.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Riverview (Stage)
- Hall costuming
- Sun 2:00 PM, Nehalem
- Ask not what your con can do for you: Why do we volunteer to do these things.
- Sun 3:00 PM, Nehalem
- What Are Computers Actually Necessary For? As opposed to those areas in which they annoy us unmercifully.
Eileen Gunn
- Sat 11:00 AM, Riverview (1)
- The costs and joys of virtual reality.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Riverview (1)
- Computer Art / Web Art
- Sun 1:00 PM, Nehalem
- Selling on the information superhighway, why Sex sells everywhere.
Robert Hale
- Sat 12:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- UGNU: a pep talk
- Sat 2:00 PM, Riverview (3)
- Writing Fiction and Non-Fiction: How do the processes compare.
- Sun 12:00 PM, Klamath
- What's that Vampire doing on the Subway? - Urban Fantasys we love. What makes it seem real?
- Sun 2:00 PM, Wilson
- Research for alternate history. Sources to use so good history can make good fiction.
Tara Harper
- Sat 4:00 PM, Nehalem
- How comics have shaped our society. Everyone at this con, maybe in America, has grown up with Marvel and DC.
- Sun 12:00 PM, Nehalem
- Comics as inspiration for movies & TV series. A panel that's a Spawn of the Daredevil. (We should be sorry, but we're not.)
Norman E. Hartman
- Sat 11:00 AM, Nehalem
- Where is the kickstand on a horse - Why do authors get horses wrong? Which things do you need to get right.
- Sat 12:00 PM, Santiam
- How to kill off characters.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Klamath
- Ask Dr. Genius. Panelists ad-lib answers to audience questions. Our geniuses can't help you if you don't bring in important questions for them.
Patrick Nielsen Hayden
- Sat 6:00 PM, Santiam
- Computers: What's New this week? What's New next week?
- Sun 1:00 PM, Nehalem
- Selling on the information superhighway, why Sex sells everywhere.
Teresa Nielsen Hayden
- Fri 12:00 PM, Santiam
- The Possible Loss of Literary Diversity in the Marketplace: Are blockbuster novels and media tie-in books driving other books from the shelves?
- Fri 2:00 PM, Klamath
- What's New at Tor?
- Fri 4:00 PM, Santiam
- Historical Fiction: Call it fantasy, and they'll buy it. Will readers--and thus editors--only buy historical fiction when you add magic and fairies?
- Fri 5:00 PM, Santiam
- The Book As Artifact
- Fri 7:00 PM, Riverview
- Opening Ceremonies [7:30]
- Sat 11:00 AM, Santiam
- Sense of Place in Fantasy
- Sat 2:00 PM, Klamath
- Editors and agents, who needs them? Good question, we'll ask writers and editors.
- Sat 3:00 PM, Klamath
- Does SF Provide Answers or Just Entertainment?
- Sat 9:00 PM, Fan Room
- Fanarama: Fan reading featuring Editor GOH's PNH & TNH
- Sun 12:00 PM, Wilson
- How cons should treat pros, how pros should treat cons.
- Sun 2:00 PM, Klamath
- Editor GOH Interview
Frank Hayes
- Fri 2:00 PM, Klamath
- What's New at Tor?
- Fri 4:00 PM, Santiam
- Historical Fiction: Call it fantasy, and they'll buy it. Will readers--and thus editors--only buy historical fiction when you add magic and fairies?
- Fri 5:00 PM, Santiam
- The Book As Artifact
- Fri 7:00 PM, Riverview
- Opening Ceremonies [7:30]
- Sat 11:00 AM, Wilson
- Liar's Panel: How to get published. Trust these people. No really!
- Sat 1:00 PM, Nehalem
- Tits and Lizards - The second bases of SF/Fantasy Art. Do we care? Do we revel in it? Can it be done well?
- Sat 6:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Cover Letters that don't Suck
- Sat 9:00 PM, Fan Room
- Fanarama: Fan reading featuring Editor GOH's PNH & TNH
- Sun 2:00 PM, Klamath
- Editor GOH Interview
Barb Hendee
- Fri 5:00 PM, Nehalem
- How to talk to a scientific expert: Going to the source for your research.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Riverview (3)
- Writing Fiction and Non-Fiction: How do the processes compare.
- Sat 5:00 PM, Wilson
- Predictions Great and Stupid: Panelists provide and critique predictions of the past and future
JC Hendee
- Fri 2:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Rogers, Alan / Hendee, Barb 2:30
- Sat 2:00 PM, Klamath
- Editors and agents, who needs them? Good question, we'll ask writers and editors.
Dave Howell
- Sat 10:00 AM, Wilson
- Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry
- Sat 11:00 AM, Fan Room
- E-zines; just fanzines gone wild on the web, or a new form?
- Sat 6:00 PM, Nehalem
- How to make your fantasy artwork look believable (...or should you?)
- Sun 2:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Security: Phreaking, Warez, and PGP
Heather Hudson
- Fri 5:00 PM, Santiam
- The Book As Artifact
- Sat 1:00 PM, Riverview (2)
- Network Access: Elitism of the future? Is this another internet myth?
- Sat 2:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Do electronic thinking aids (calculators, word processors, etc.) do more harm than good,
- Sun 12:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Electronic pet interaction: sick obsession or slick marketing.
Kathy Ice
- Fri 1:00 PM, Santiam
- Mythic roots of fantasy
- Sat 1:00 PM, Nehalem
- Tits and Lizards - The second bases of SF/Fantasy Art. Do we care? Do we revel in it? Can it be done well?
- Sat 5:00 PM, Nehalem
- Strange inspiration - unexpected sources of creativity.
K.W. Jeter
- Fri 12:00 PM, Santiam
- The Possible Loss of Literary Diversity in the Marketplace: Are blockbuster novels and media tie-in books driving other books from the shelves?
- Fri 6:00 PM, Santiam
- Stupidity as a plot mechanism - But, NO!! We have to go back for Fluffy!! We can't write a description stupider than a Voyager plot line.
- Sat 11:00 AM, Wilson
- Liar's Panel: How to get published. Trust these people. No really!
- Sat 1:00 PM, Riverview (2)
- Network Access: Elitism of the future? Is this another internet myth?
- Sat 3:00 PM, Klamath
- Does SF Provide Answers or Just Entertainment?
Calvin Johnson
- Sat 2:00 PM, Santiam
- The Frankenstein Myth: A monster we continue to identify with and rewrite.
- Sat 3:00 PM, Wilson
- Steve Perry Reading (3:00PM) / K. W. Jeter Reading (3:30)
- Sat 4:00 PM, Wilson
- Raping Writers: Bamtam and the cancellation of royalties
Kij Johnson
- Sun 1:00 PM, Santiam
- What's New in the world of physics today. How will it affect our lives?
Jerry Kaufman
- Fri 2:00 PM, Nehalem
- Coping with and/or embracing change.
- Fri 5:00 PM, Wilson
- Storytelling. Come hear some ripping yarns.
- Sat 12:00 AM, Nestucca
- Midnight Horror Reading
- Sat 12:00 PM, Riverview (1)
- Cultural Tourism: Borrowing from other peoples myths.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Riverview (1)
- American Mythology of the future.
- Sun 12:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Electronic pet interaction: sick obsession or slick marketing.
Kay Kenyon
- Sat 1:00 PM, Riverview (3)
- SF Fandom and alternate lifestyles: Polyamory and nonconventional arrangements
Susan J. Kroupa
- Fri 3:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Smeds, Dave / Kenyon, Kay 3:30
- Sat 11:00 AM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (11:00 Barnes, John W / Kenyon, Kay) ( 11:30 Dalkey, Kara / Cramer, John)
- Sat 12:00 PM, Riverview (2)
- Writing Life: Lies our teachers told us.
- Sat 3:00 PM, Nehalem
- Dodging the slush pile, can we break through? Is the slush pile as bad as we've all heard?
- Sun 1:00 PM, Wilson
- When your editor wants a rewrite. Surviving the pain to produce better work.
Jean Lamb
- Fri 2:00 PM, Santiam
- Using Native American Themes in your writing.
- Sat 12:00 PM, Nehalem
- Interesting villains: they keep being more interesting than the heroes. How do writers do that?
- Sun 12:00 PM, Klamath
- What's that Vampire doing on the Subway? - Urban Fantasys we love. What makes it seem real?
Bridget Landry
- Fri 4:00 PM, Wilson
- Folk remedies, 3rd World Medicine, and old wives' tales: How much is superstition and how much is scientifically varifiable?
- Sat 11:00 AM, Nehalem
- Where is the kickstand on a horse - Why do authors get horses wrong? Which things do you need to get right.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Riddell, Paul / Lamb, Jean 2:30
- Sun 2:00 PM, Wilson
- Research for alternate history. Sources to use so good history can make good fiction.
Durlyn Larson
- Sun 3:00 PM, Klamath
- Mars Pathfinder
Patrick Lasswell
- Sat 6:00 PM, Nehalem
- How to make your fantasy artwork look believable (...or should you?)
David Levine
- Sat 1:00 PM, Santiam
- Let's bash on AD&D: for old times sake.
- Sat 6:00 PM, Santiam
- Computers: What's New this week? What's New next week?
David Lohkamp
- Sat 1:00 PM, Klamath
- Ask Dr. Genius. Panelists ad-lib answers to audience questions. Our geniuses can't help you if you don't bring in important questions for them.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Riverview (2)
- Gay Fandom
- Sat 8:00 PM, Wilson/Nehalem
- Babylon 5 getogether (till 10:00)
- Sat 10:00 PM, Wilson/Nehalem
- Whose line is it anyway? Based on the British TV program, done with Orycon style. (till 12:00)
- Sun 1:00 PM, Nehalem
- Selling on the information superhighway, why Sex sells everywhere.
Richard A. Lovett
- Fri 12:00 AM, Nehalem
- Pagan Circle
- Fri 3:00 PM, Wilson
- Magic & Religion Vs. Tech - What Is to Come: Will myths triumph over rational thought?
- Sun 3:00 PM, Santiam
- BE PREPARED! - What every home or car should have in the event of disaster. It's a cold unfannish world out there once you leave the con. Listen to these people.
Frank Lurz
- Fri 12:00 PM, Santiam
- The Possible Loss of Literary Diversity in the Marketplace: Are blockbuster novels and media tie-in books driving other books from the shelves?
- Fri 3:00 PM, Santiam
- Science for Rocks - How to Write Hard Science with a Soft Mind. How to get it right, so your scientfic plot device doesn't feature in next years turkey readings.
- Fri 5:00 PM, Nehalem
- How to talk to a scientific expert: Going to the source for your research.
- Sat 5:00 PM, Santiam
- Toxicology for the layman.
Sonia Orin Lyris
- Fri 4:00 PM, Klamath
- A Year in the Life of Frank Lurz
- Fri 7:00 PM, Riverview
- Opening Ceremonies [7:30]
- Sat 11:00 AM, Klamath
- Dueling and Sword Play and the Wounded Adversary
- Sat 3:00 PM, Riverview
- Italian-style Fencing with Frank Lurz
- Sat 4:00 PM, Riverview
- Italian-style Fencing with Frank Lurz (ends at 4:30)
- Sat 5:00 PM, Nehalem
- Strange inspiration - unexpected sources of creativity.
- Sat 6:00 PM, Nehalem
- How to make your fantasy artwork look believable (...or should you?)
- Sun 11:00 AM, Klamath
- Artist GOH Slide Show
Lauryn Cone MacGregor
- Fri 2:00 PM, Nehalem
- Coping with and/or embracing change.
- Fri 5:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Lyris, Sonia
- Sun 1:00 PM, Nehalem
- Selling on the information superhighway, why Sex sells everywhere.
Loren Joseph MacGregor
- Sat 12:00 PM, Riverview (4)
- How about hats? How a favorite accessory can make your costume.
- Sun 1:00 PM, Klamath
- Bad SF movies you watch anyway. Come pick up a new recommendation or two, bring some of your owr.
Adrienne Martine-Barnes
- Fri 2:00 PM, Wilson
- Running Small Conventions: advantages and pit falls from experienced, creative con runners.
- Sat 11:00 AM, Fan Room
- E-zines; just fanzines gone wild on the web, or a new form?
- Sat 1:00 PM, Fan Room
- Looks aren't everything: A debate on the importance (or lack thereof) of format and page layout in fanzines
- Sat 6:00 PM, Wilson
- Cardinal Richelieu revisited - the good and evil priest in literature.
- Sun 12:00 PM, Wilson
- How cons should treat pros, how pros should treat cons.
- Sun 1:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - MacGregor, Loren Joseph / Barnes, John W. 1:30
Donna McMahon
- Fri 1:00 PM, Santiam
- Mythic roots of fantasy
Mari-el Mor
- Fri 2:00 PM, Wilson
- Running Small Conventions: advantages and pit falls from experienced, creative con runners.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Riverview (1)
- American Mythology of the future.
Mike Moscoe
- Sat 6:00 PM, Wilson
- Cardinal Richelieu revisited - the good and evil priest in literature.
Beth Moursund
- Fri 2:00 PM, Nehalem
- Coping with and/or embracing change.
- Fri 3:00 PM, Santiam
- Science for Rocks - How to Write Hard Science with a Soft Mind. How to get it right, so your scientfic plot device doesn't feature in next years turkey readings.
- Sat 11:00 AM, Riverview (2)
- Rabid Military Cronyism
- Sat 12:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Moscoe, Mike / Due, Tananarive 12:30
- Sat 3:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (3:00 Moscoe, Mike / Devos, Elisabeth) (3:30 Scarboro, Elizabeth Ann / DeCamp, John)
- Sun 1:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Doomsday UFO cults: How do they reflect on SF? Where you emberassed by Heaven's Gate?
Jacqualynn Duram Nilsson
- Fri 2:00 PM, Wilson
- Running Small Conventions: advantages and pit falls from experienced, creative con runners.
- Sat 10:00 AM, Santiam
- Children's SF: Why We Love the Animorphs. And we do. Fans of all ages will enjoy this well written SF series.
- Sat 6:00 PM, Santiam
- Computers: What's New this week? What's New next week?
- Sun 2:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Security: Phreaking, Warez, and PGP
Andrew Nisbet
- Sat 1:00 PM, Nehalem
- Tits and Lizards - The second bases of SF/Fantasy Art. Do we care? Do we revel in it? Can it be done well?
- Sat 3:00 PM, Nestucca
- Beginning Watercolors
- Sat 4:00 PM, Nestucca
- Color Mechanics
Larry Niven
- Fri 3:00 PM, Klamath
- The Rise and Fall of Civilization: Which way are we going? How do we tell with any assurance?
- Fri 5:00 PM, Wilson
- Storytelling. Come hear some ripping yarns.
- Sat 10:00 AM, Santiam
- Children's SF: Why We Love the Animorphs. And we do. Fans of all ages will enjoy this well written SF series.
- Sat 12:00 PM, Wilson
- Science and Religion: Harmony or Discord. Can we avoid being affected by this battle?
- Sat 1:00 PM, Santiam
- Let's bash on AD&D: for old times sake.
Brian Noller
- Sat 2:00 PM, Wilson
- How to get to the stars. (Without warp drive, baloneyium drive, or hyperspace.
- Sat 3:00 PM, Klamath
- Does SF Provide Answers or Just Entertainment?
- Sat 7:00 PM, Nehalem
- "Alien" Aliens
Margaret Organ-Kean
- Sat 1:00 PM, Santiam
- Let's bash on AD&D: for old times sake.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Santiam
- The Frankenstein Myth: A monster we continue to identify with and rewrite.
- Sat 3:00 PM, Santiam
- Vampires, Mummies and the Holy Ghost - Which terrrifies you the most?
- Sat 5:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Horror Writers of America
- Sat 6:00 PM, Santiam
- Computers: What's New this week? What's New next week?
Fred Patten
- Sat 11:00 AM, Nehalem
- Where is the kickstand on a horse - Why do authors get horses wrong? Which things do you need to get right.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (1:00 Smith, Dean Wesly / Bunch, Chris) (1:30 Alexander, Rob / Organ-Kean, Margaret)
- Sun 10:00 AM, Santiam
- ASFA - The association of SF and Fantasy Artists meeting.
John Pelan
- Sat 3:00 PM, Fan Room
- Preservation of Fan history. Fan history, what's being done today to save our yesterdays? Are we passing the information along?
- Sat 4:00 PM, Nehalem
- How comics have shaped our society. Everyone at this con, maybe in America, has grown up with Marvel and DC.
- Sun 12:00 PM, Nehalem
- Comics as inspiration for movies & TV series. A panel that's a Spawn of the Daredevil. (We should be sorry, but we're not.)
Steve Perry
- Fri 12:00 AM, Nestucca
- Midnight Horror Reading
- Fri 10:00 PM, Wilson
- Erotic horror or soft core bloodsucking? The bloodlust connection.
- Sat 12:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (12:00 Rogers, Bruce Holland ) (12:30 Pelan, John )
- Sat 3:00 PM, Santiam
- Vampires, Mummies and the Holy Ghost - Which terrrifies you the most?
- Sat 6:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Roberts, Alan / Pelan, John 6:30
Stephan Plinck
- Sat 10:00 AM, Klamath
- Writing for Movies and TV vs Books: Who's show is it anyway?
- Sat 12:00 PM, Nehalem
- Interesting villains: they keep being more interesting than the heroes. How do writers do that?
- Sat 2:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (2:00 Barnes, Steve/Due, Tananarive )( 2:30 Barnes, Steve/Perry, Steve)
- Sat 3:00 PM, Wilson
- Steve Perry Reading (3:00PM) / K. W. Jeter Reading (3:30)
- Sat 4:00 PM, Wilson
- Raping Writers: Bamtam and the cancellation of royalties
- Sun 11:00 AM, Nehalem
- The Nuts and Bolts of Writing
Anthony Pryor-Brown
- Sat 10:00 AM, Riverview
- Pentjak Silat Bukti Negara conducted by Guru Stevan Plinck
Irene Radford
- Fri 12:00 AM, Nestucca
- Midnight Horror Reading
- Fri 1:00 PM, Santiam
- Mythic roots of fantasy
- Fri 6:00 PM, Santiam
- Stupidity as a plot mechanism - But, NO!! We have to go back for Fluffy!! We can't write a description stupider than a Voyager plot line.
- Sat 4:00 PM, Nehalem
- How comics have shaped our society. Everyone at this con, maybe in America, has grown up with Marvel and DC.
- Sat 10:00 PM, Wilson/Nehalem
- Whose line is it anyway? Based on the British TV program, done with Orycon style. (till 12:00)
- Sun 12:00 PM, Nehalem
- Comics as inspiration for movies & TV series. A panel that's a Spawn of the Daredevil. (We should be sorry, but we're not.)
- Sun 1:00 PM, Klamath
- Bad SF movies you watch anyway. Come pick up a new recommendation or two, bring some of your owr.
- Sun 3:00 PM, Wilson
- The freelance lifestyle
Roberta Rice
- Fri 12:00 PM, Santiam
- The Possible Loss of Literary Diversity in the Marketplace: Are blockbuster novels and media tie-in books driving other books from the shelves?
- Fri 6:00 PM, Wilson
- How does a cover sell a book? Does it have an effect?
- Sat 11:00 AM, Riverview (3)
- Lacemaking and Embriodery
- Sat 5:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (5:00 Radford, Irene / Scanlon, Michael)
- Sat 6:00 PM, Wilson
- Cardinal Richelieu revisited - the good and evil priest in literature.
- Sat 7:00 PM, Nehalem
- "Alien" Aliens
- Sun 11:00 AM, Nehalem
- The Nuts and Bolts of Writing
- Sun 12:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Irene Radford / Dalkey, Kara 12:30
Paul Riddell
- Fri 2:00 PM, Wilson
- Running Small Conventions: advantages and pit falls from experienced, creative con runners.
- Fri 4:00 PM, Wilson
- Folk remedies, 3rd World Medicine, and old wives' tales: How much is superstition and how much is scientifically varifiable?
- Fri 6:00 PM, Wilson
- How does a cover sell a book? Does it have an effect?
- Fri 10:00 PM, Wilson
- Erotic horror or soft core bloodsucking? The bloodlust connection.
- Sat 10:00 AM, Santiam
- Children's SF: Why We Love the Animorphs. And we do. Fans of all ages will enjoy this well written SF series.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Wilson
- Folk tales and fantasey - The musical conntction.
Alan Roberts
- Sat 11:00 AM, Riverview (1)
- The costs and joys of virtual reality.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Santiam
- Let's bash on AD&D: for old times sake.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Riddell, Paul / Lamb, Jean 2:30
- Sat 4:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (4:00 Alexander, Sue / Taylor, Bruce) (4:30 Neason, Rebecca / Riddell, Paul)
Alan Rogers
- Sat 12:00 AM, Nestucca
- Midnight Horror Reading
- Sat 2:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Do electronic thinking aids (calculators, word processors, etc.) do more harm than good,
- Sat 6:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Roberts, Alan / Pelan, John 6:30
- Sun 3:00 PM, Nehalem
- What Are Computers Actually Necessary For? As opposed to those areas in which they annoy us unmercifully.
Bruce Holland Rogers
- Fri 2:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Rogers, Alan / Hendee, Barb 2:30
- Sat 10:00 AM, Wilson
- Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry
- Sun 1:00 PM, Nehalem
- Selling on the information superhighway, why Sex sells everywhere.
Rhea Rose
- Fri 2:00 PM, Santiam
- Using Native American Themes in your writing.
- Fri 5:00 PM, Santiam
- The Book As Artifact
- Sat 11:00 AM, Santiam
- Sense of Place in Fantasy
- Sat 12:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (12:00 Rogers, Bruce Holland ) (12:30 Pelan, John )
- Sun 11:00 AM, Nestucca
- Readings - Scarborough, Elizabeth Ann / Rogers, Bruce Holland 11:30
- Sun 3:00 PM, Wilson
- The freelance lifestyle
Mary Rosenblum
- Fri 3:00 PM, Santiam
- Science for Rocks - How to Write Hard Science with a Soft Mind. How to get it right, so your scientfic plot device doesn't feature in next years turkey readings.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Readings - Forsythe, Margaret / Rose, Rhea 1:30
- Sat 6:00 PM, Wilson
- Cardinal Richelieu revisited - the good and evil priest in literature.
Kristine Kathryn Rusch
- Fri 6:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Gilligan, Elizabeth / Rosenblum, Mary 6:30
- Sat 10:00 AM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (10:00 Bohnhoff, Maya Kaathryn / Smeds, Dave) (10:30 Rusch, Kristine / Rosenblum, Mary)
- Sat 12:00 PM, Santiam
- How to kill off characters.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Riverview (4)
- Critiquing writing: Why and How.
- Sun 11:00 AM, Nehalem
- The Nuts and Bolts of Writing
- Sun 1:00 PM, Wilson
- When your editor wants a rewrite. Surviving the pain to produce better work.
- Sun 3:00 PM, Wilson
- The freelance lifestyle
Kathy Sanders
- Fri 12:00 AM, Nestucca
- Midnight Horror Reading
- Fri 4:00 PM, Santiam
- Historical Fiction: Call it fantasy, and they'll buy it. Will readers--and thus editors--only buy historical fiction when you add magic and fairies?
- Fri 6:00 PM, Santiam
- Stupidity as a plot mechanism - But, NO!! We have to go back for Fluffy!! We can't write a description stupider than a Voyager plot line.
- Sat 10:00 AM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (10:00 Bohnhoff, Maya Kaathryn / Smeds, Dave) (10:30 Rusch, Kristine / Rosenblum, Mary)
- Sat 2:00 PM, Klamath
- Editors and agents, who needs them? Good question, we'll ask writers and editors.
- Sat 3:00 PM, Klamath
- Does SF Provide Answers or Just Entertainment?
- Sat 5:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Dean Wesley Smith / Rusch, Kristine 5:30
- Sun 1:00 PM, Klamath
- Bad SF movies you watch anyway. Come pick up a new recommendation or two, bring some of your owr.
Pippen Sardo
- Sat 12:00 PM, Riverview (4)
- How about hats? How a favorite accessory can make your costume.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Riverview (Stage)
- Hall costuming
Michael Scanlon
- Sat 11:00 AM, Riverview (Stage)
- Movement in costume: Why does my cape just hang there?
- Sat 1:00 PM, Riverview (Stage)
- Elements of stage presentation for costumers
Elizabeth Ann Scarborough
- Fri 2:00 PM, Wilson
- Running Small Conventions: advantages and pit falls from experienced, creative con runners.
- Sat 11:00 AM, Nestucca
- Readings - Honna Swenson / Scanlon, Michael11:30
- Sat 5:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (5:00 Radford, Irene / Scanlon, Michael)
- Sun 11:00 AM, Wilson
- Schools and Parents: Who's more responsible, and who should be?
Robert Sheckley
- Sat 12:00 AM, Nestucca
- Midnight Horror Reading
- Sat 11:00 AM, Santiam
- Sense of Place in Fantasy
- Sat 1:00 PM, Wilson
- Folk tales and fantasey - The musical conntction.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Santiam
- The Frankenstein Myth: A monster we continue to identify with and rewrite.
- Sat 3:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (3:00 Moscoe, Mike / Devos, Elisabeth) (3:30 Scarboro, Elizabeth Ann / DeCamp, John)
- Sun 11:00 AM, Nestucca
- Readings - Scarborough, Elizabeth Ann / Rogers, Bruce Holland 11:30
- Sun 12:00 PM, Klamath
- What's that Vampire doing on the Subway? - Urban Fantasys we love. What makes it seem real?
Janna Silverstein
- Sat 4:00 PM, Santiam
- Remembering Roger Zelazny
Jon Singer
- Fri 6:00 PM, Wilson
- How does a cover sell a book? Does it have an effect?
- Sat 11:00 AM, Wilson
- Liar's Panel: How to get published. Trust these people. No really!
- Sat 3:00 PM, Nehalem
- Dodging the slush pile, can we break through? Is the slush pile as bad as we've all heard?
- Sun 1:00 PM, Klamath
- Bad SF movies you watch anyway. Come pick up a new recommendation or two, bring some of your owr.
Glenn Slate
- Sat 1:00 PM, Klamath
- Ask Dr. Genius. Panelists ad-lib answers to audience questions. Our geniuses can't help you if you don't bring in important questions for them.
Dave Smeds
- Fri 3:00 PM, Wilson
- Magic & Religion Vs. Tech - What Is to Come: Will myths triumph over rational thought?
- Sat 5:00 PM, Wilson
- Predictions Great and Stupid: Panelists provide and critique predictions of the past and future
- Sun 3:00 PM, Santiam
- BE PREPARED! - What every home or car should have in the event of disaster. It's a cold unfannish world out there once you leave the con. Listen to these people.
Dean Wesley Smith
- Fri 3:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Smeds, Dave / Kenyon, Kay 3:30
- Fri 4:00 PM, Nehalem
- Effective outlines, synopses, and sample chapters. How can they keep your book on target, how can they sell it.
- Sat 10:00 AM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (10:00 Bohnhoff, Maya Kaathryn / Smeds, Dave) (10:30 Rusch, Kristine / Rosenblum, Mary)
Kevin Standlee
- Fri 10:00 PM, Wilson
- Erotic horror or soft core bloodsucking? The bloodlust connection.
- Sat 11:00 AM, Wilson
- Liar's Panel: How to get published. Trust these people. No really!
- Sat 3:00 PM, Nehalem
- Dodging the slush pile, can we break through? Is the slush pile as bad as we've all heard?
- Sat 5:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - Dean Wesley Smith / Rusch, Kristine 5:30
- Sun 11:00 AM, Nehalem
- The Nuts and Bolts of Writing
Sue Storm
- Sun 2:00 PM, Nehalem
- Ask not what your con can do for you: Why do we volunteer to do these things.
Lisa Swallow
- Fri 2:00 PM, Santiam
- Using Native American Themes in your writing.
- Sat 12:00 AM, Nestucca
- Midnight Horror Reading
- Sat 2:00 PM, Riverview (4)
- Dynamite: Great for smashing writer's block.
- Sat 3:00 PM, Santiam
- Vampires, Mummies and the Holy Ghost - Which terrrifies you the most?
Honna Swenson
- Fri 9:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - York, J. Steven / Swallow, Lisa 9:30
- Sun 11:00 AM, Nehalem
- The Nuts and Bolts of Writing
- Sun 3:00 PM, Nehalem
- What Are Computers Actually Necessary For? As opposed to those areas in which they annoy us unmercifully.
Patrick J. Swenson
- Fri 12:00 AM, Nestucca
- Midnight Horror Reading
- Sat 11:00 AM, Nestucca
- Readings - Honna Swenson / Scanlon, Michael11:30
- Sat 3:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- A Clarion panel (All Clarion participants invited)
Janet Tanaka
- Fri 12:00 AM, Nestucca
- Midnight Horror Reading
- Sat 10:00 AM, Nestucca
- Readings - Taylor, Bruce / Swenson, Patrick J.10:30
- Sat 11:00 AM, Wilson
- Liar's Panel: How to get published. Trust these people. No really!
- Sat 1:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (1:00 Smith, Dean Wesly / Bunch, Chris) (1:30 Alexander, Rob / Organ-Kean, Margaret)
- Sat 3:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- A Clarion panel (All Clarion participants invited)
Mike Tanaka
- Fri 6:00 PM, Santiam
- Stupidity as a plot mechanism - But, NO!! We have to go back for Fluffy!! We can't write a description stupider than a Voyager plot line.
- Sat 12:00 PM, Santiam
- How to kill off characters.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Klamath
- Ask Dr. Genius. Panelists ad-lib answers to audience questions. Our geniuses can't help you if you don't bring in important questions for them.
- Sat 5:00 PM, Wilson
- Predictions Great and Stupid: Panelists provide and critique predictions of the past and future
- Sun 12:00 PM, Santiam
- Volcanos in Your Future - Should You Be Worried?
- Sun 3:00 PM, Santiam
- BE PREPARED! - What every home or car should have in the event of disaster. It's a cold unfannish world out there once you leave the con. Listen to these people.
Susan Taubeneck
- Sat 12:00 PM, Wilson
- Science and Religion: Harmony or Discord. Can we avoid being affected by this battle?
Bruce Taylor
- Sat 12:00 PM, Riverview (Stage)
- Make your own props?
Amy Thomson
- Fri 12:00 PM, Santiam
- The Possible Loss of Literary Diversity in the Marketplace: Are blockbuster novels and media tie-in books driving other books from the shelves?
- Sat 10:00 AM, Nestucca
- Readings - Taylor, Bruce / Swenson, Patrick J.10:30
- Sat 12:00 PM, Riverview (2)
- Writing Life: Lies our teachers told us.
- Sat 4:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (4:00 Alexander, Sue / Taylor, Bruce) (4:30 Neason, Rebecca / Riddell, Paul)
- Sat 5:00 PM, Santiam
- Toxicology for the layman.
Suzanne Tompkins
- Fri 4:00 PM, Nehalem
- Effective outlines, synopses, and sample chapters. How can they keep your book on target, how can they sell it.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Riverview (4)
- Dynamite: Great for smashing writer's block.
Roy Torley
- Sat 1:00 PM, Fan Room
- Looks aren't everything: A debate on the importance (or lack thereof) of format and page layout in fanzines
Edd Vick
- Fri 8:00 PM, Santiam
- Intro to Filk - Who are those people sing weird songs?
- Sat 11:00 AM, Quiet Bar
- Jam in the key of C - Bring your instruments, the weirder the better.
- Sun 12:00 PM, Santiam
- Volcanos in Your Future - Should You Be Worried?
- Sun 3:00 PM, Santiam
- BE PREPARED! - What every home or car should have in the event of disaster. It's a cold unfannish world out there once you leave the con. Listen to these people.
Ray Vukcevich
- Sat 4:00 PM, Nehalem
- How comics have shaped our society. Everyone at this con, maybe in America, has grown up with Marvel and DC.
Elisabeth Waters
- Sat 12:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- UGNU: a pep talk
- Sun 12:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Electronic pet interaction: sick obsession or slick marketing.
Marc Wells
- Sat 2:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Do electronic thinking aids (calculators, word processors, etc.) do more harm than good,
- Sun 12:00 PM, Klamath
- What's that Vampire doing on the Subway? - Urban Fantasys we love. What makes it seem real?
Patty Wells
- Sat 11:00 AM, Quiet Bar
- Jam in the key of C - Bring your instruments, the weirder the better.
- Sat 10:00 PM, Wilson/Nehalem
- Whose line is it anyway? Based on the British TV program, done with Orycon style. (till 12:00)
Sean Wells
- Sat 10:00 AM, Santiam
- Children's SF: Why We Love the Animorphs. And we do. Fans of all ages will enjoy this well written SF series.
- Sun 11:00 AM, Wilson
- Schools and Parents: Who's more responsible, and who should be?
Leslie What
- Sat 10:00 AM, Santiam
- Children's SF: Why We Love the Animorphs. And we do. Fans of all ages will enjoy this well written SF series.
Tom Whitmore
- Fri 8:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - / What, Leslie 8:30
- Sat 11:00 AM, Santiam
- Sense of Place in Fantasy
- Sat 12:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- UGNU: a pep talk
- Sat 3:00 PM, Nehalem
- Dodging the slush pile, can we break through? Is the slush pile as bad as we've all heard?
- Sun 1:00 PM, Wilson
- When your editor wants a rewrite. Surviving the pain to produce better work.
Theo Williams
- Sun 2:00 PM, Klamath
- Editor GOH Interview
Sara Wrench
- Fri 12:00 AM, Nehalem
- Pagan Circle
- Fri 4:00 PM, Wilson
- Folk remedies, 3rd World Medicine, and old wives' tales: How much is superstition and how much is scientifically varifiable?
- Sat 12:00 PM, Wilson
- Science and Religion: Harmony or Discord. Can we avoid being affected by this battle?
- Sun 1:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Doomsday UFO cults: How do they reflect on SF? Where you emberassed by Heaven's Gate?
Ben Yalow
- Sat 11:00 AM, Nehalem
- Where is the kickstand on a horse - Why do authors get horses wrong? Which things do you need to get right.
- Sat 2:00 PM, Riverview (4)
- Dynamite: Great for smashing writer's block.
- Sat 4:00 PM, Dealers Room
- Autograph Session - (4:00 Alexander, Sue / Taylor, Bruce) (4:30 Neason, Rebecca / Riddell, Paul)
- Sat 5:00 PM, Nehalem
- Strange inspiration - unexpected sources of creativity.
- Sun 3:00 PM, Nehalem
- What Are Computers Actually Necessary For? As opposed to those areas in which they annoy us unmercifully.
Chris York
- Fri 2:00 PM, Wilson
- Running Small Conventions: advantages and pit falls from experienced, creative con runners.
- Sat 1:00 PM, Riverview (2)
- Network Access: Elitism of the future? Is this another internet myth?
- Sat 3:00 PM, Fan Room
- Preservation of Fan history. Fan history, what's being done today to save our yesterdays? Are we passing the information along?
- Sun 12:00 PM, Wilson
- How cons should treat pros, how pros should treat cons.
- Sun 2:00 PM, Quiet Bar
- Security: Phreaking, Warez, and PGP
- Sun 3:00 PM, Nehalem
- What Are Computers Actually Necessary For? As opposed to those areas in which they annoy us unmercifully.
J. Steven York
- Sat 11:00 AM, Riverview (4)
- How to outline a novel in an hour. A workshop that really works.
- Sun 12:00 PM, Wilson
- How cons should treat pros, how pros should treat cons.
- Sun 1:00 PM, Klamath
- Bad SF movies you watch anyway. Come pick up a new recommendation or two, bring some of your owr.
- Fri 9:00 PM, Nestucca
- Readings - York, J. Steven / Swallow, Lisa 9:30
- Sat 11:00 AM, Wilson
- Liar's Panel: How to get published. Trust these people. No really!
- Sat 2:00 PM, Nehalem
- Wind up toys demonstration. (Suitable for all ages)
- Sat 4:00 PM, Nehalem
- How comics have shaped our society. Everyone at this con, maybe in America, has grown up with Marvel and DC.
- Sun 12:00 PM, Nehalem
- Comics as inspiration for movies & TV series. A panel that's a Spawn of the Daredevil. (We should be sorry, but we're not.)
- Sun 1:00 PM, Nehalem
- Selling on the information superhighway, why Sex sells everywhere.
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