I'm going to Norwescon this coming weekend and I'm starting to get pretty excited! It's a big science fiction/fantasy convention in the Seattle area, for those who don't know what I'm talking about. :) I've been going for years now as a panelist (art and film panels mostly) but this year I'm actually going to be on a fanfic panel. Woot! I'm so excited!
Originally I was going to be on two fanfic panels, but sadly one of them is a double-booking with a panel that I run, so I guess I'm off that one now. :( Which is a pity, because it was called When Fandoms Cross Language Barriers - The importance of cultural betas in fanfiction. I would really like to be on that panel, since I do a lot of multi-cultural stuff in my writing. The panel that I'm still on is called Twisting Canon - Why we love the Alternate Universe in fan fiction. That should be fun to do, both as a reader of AU fic and a writer of it. :D
I'm so excited to be going as a fanfic writer this year! Wheeeee-eeeee! :D
Originally I was going to be on two fanfic panels, but sadly one of them is a double-booking with a panel that I run, so I guess I'm off that one now. :( Which is a pity, because it was called When Fandoms Cross Language Barriers - The importance of cultural betas in fanfiction. I would really like to be on that panel, since I do a lot of multi-cultural stuff in my writing. The panel that I'm still on is called Twisting Canon - Why we love the Alternate Universe in fan fiction. That should be fun to do, both as a reader of AU fic and a writer of it. :D
I'm so excited to be going as a fanfic writer this year! Wheeeee-eeeee! :D

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I've been going to cons since I was barely a teenager. For a long time they were the only place I ever felt like I fit in.
But what I meant was I was a panelist. So people would come to a panel on, say, "Cultural Betas in Fanfiction" and I would be one of the people sitting behind the table up front as a "pro" talking about the topic with the other panelists and answering questions from the audience. :)