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Mar 26th-28th 2010 • Smith College, Northampton, MA 01063
academic, anime, fantasy, feminist, roleplaying game, science fiction,
A sci-fi/fantasy/anime/gaming convention, focusing on female members of the community. Lynn Flewelling; Patricia Briggs; Holly Black; Phoebe Wray; Annette Curtis Klause; Jeph Jacques; Jennie Breeden; Randall Munroe
Apr 17th 2010 • Ramada Inn, Bordentown, NJ 08505
art, collectibles, comics, cosplay, costume, fan, feminist, geek, pulp, twilight,
Approximately 50 tables, a single afternoon of fun for the whole family -- back issues comics, rare golden and silver age, guest writers and artists, doorprizes for the kids and adults. Lots of small-press publishers and artists doing sketches, and some people running around in costumes, with frequent appearances of storm-troopers, courtesy of the New Jersey Order of the Star Wars Fan Force.
May 27th-31st 2010 • Concourse Hotel, Madison, WI 53703
black, fantasy, feminist, glbt, literary, science fiction,
This is the world’s leading feminist science fiction convention. WisCon encourages discussion and debate of ideas relating to feminism, gender, race and class. WisCon welcomes writers, editors and artists whose work explores these themes as well as their many fans. We have panel discussions, academic presentations, and readings as well as many other uncategorizable events. WisCon is primarily a book-oriented convention... with an irrepressible sense of humor.
Oct 7th-10th 2010 • , Vail, CO 81657
academic, fan, fantasy, feminist, literary, science fiction, writing,
Inspired by the daring adventures of women characters and compelled by the brilliant works by women authors, Sirens is dedicated to women in fantasy literature. Within our focus on women in fantasy, each year Sirens selects a type of female character to feature--and in 2010, we will feature faeries of all kinds: powerful and mischievous, helpful and ruthless, kind and vengeful. Our guests for 2010 are Holly Black, Marie Brennan, and Terri Windling, each of whom has written of myriad fey, faery courts, and even mortals. In addition, all attendees are welcome to submit presentations of all styles on all topics related to women in fantasy literature.
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