RadCon Schedule

[scarlettina]

Finally got my RadCon schedule. Good thing, given that I'm leaving on Friday morning. Except for the whole "All programming on one day and, btw, you get only an hour for dinner," it's a schedule I can live with. I think that someday, at a convention, rather than discussing the same three or four topics (writing, editing, publishing and critiquing), I'd like to express my completely fannish opinion of Doctor Who, the treatment of Martha Jones and Rose Tyler as characters, why Star Trek: the Original Series is still relevant, my beefs with Russell T. Davies, my issues with Torchwood, where the fun has gone in science fiction and fantasy novels (because it seems like a lot of it has disappeared, hence my emphasis on visual media), and so on. But that's just me.

On the other hand, I get to do panels with some of my favorite people, so that's a plus: Kris, Dean, Patrick, David, Renee -- Yay!

Here's the scoop:

Sat Feb 16 10:00:am - 11:00:am Manuscript Format 101
Everything You Need to Know About How and Why Your Manuscript Must Look a Certain Way Before Submission.
Simonson, Sheila; Rusch, Kristine; Wodzinski, Beth; Swenson, Patrick; Silverstein, Janna

Sat Feb 16 4:00:pm - 5:00:pm
Giving a Critique (And Getting it too)
Giving a good critique is more than just reviewing, it gets into how you say it and how you take it.
Webb, Sarah; Jackson, Blunt; Smith, Dean Wesley; Stern, Renee; Silverstein, Janna

Sat Feb 16 6:00:pm - 7:00:pm
Getting the Cardboard Out of Your Character
So how do you take Mr. or Mrs. Cardboard and make them real, breathing, and fun?
Hull, Bobbie; Rusch, Kristine; Kenyon, Kay; Fredericks, Deborah; Silverstein, Janna

See you in the TriCities!