This entry was published on July 27, 2014 and may be out of date. For the most current information on this year's Norwescon, please see our most recent blog posts. Thank you!
Would you like to help plan, organize, and create the Pacific Northwest’s premier science-fiction and fantasy convention? Norwescon is always looking for volunteers, and our monthly Convention Committee planning meetings are a great way to get involved! Come pull back the curtain, meet the masterminds behind the event, and find out where your particular talents can be put to use!
August’s Norwescon 38 planning meeting will be held:
DATE
Saturday, August 9th, 2014 (R.S.V.P. on Facebook or Google+)
TIME
- 12:00: Arrive, Announcements, and Introductions
- 12:30–1:30PM: Departmental Breakouts
- 1:30–2:30PM: Interdepartmental Networking
- 2:30PM–4:30PM: Report Backs and Executive Team Business
PLACE
Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Seattle Airport
18740 Pacific Highway South
SeaTac, WA 98188
206-246-8600
For directions and a map, please see the hotel’s website.
NOTE: There is a discounted charge of $8.00 for parking.
FUTURE EVENTS
- September ConCom: September 13th
- October ConCom: October 18th
- November ConCom: November 22nd
- December ConCom: December 13th
- January ConCom: January 10th
- February ConCom: February 14th
- March ConCom: March 14th
- Stuffing Party: March 29th
- Norwescon 38: April 2nd through April 5th!
I’d like to participate in Norwescon 38–giving reading(s) or being on any panel devoted to any aspect of writing fantasy, in particular the ‘grim/dark’ school of fantasy which is how others–including Robin Hobb and Charles deLint–have described my books.
I’m the author of the Six Kingdoms series, three novels and counting: THE SHADOW OF HIS WINGS, THE MACE OF SOULS, and PASS ON THE CUP OF DREMS. The first two were nominated for Nebulas and SHADOW was nominated for the Crawford Award for best first fantasy novel.
Hi Bruce,
You may want to review our [Becoming a Panelist page][1], as that gives an overview of what we’re looking for and how to contact the proper department. Thanks, and we’re glad you’re interested!
[1]: http://www.norwescon.org/con/program/attending-pros/becoming-a-panelist/