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InConJunction Report
Jul. 5th, 2016 08:59 amSo, over the weekend I attended InConJunction in the lovely east side of Indianapolis. (For those not in the know, the east side is the rough part of town.) In any event, the hotel was nice and secure. There were a lot of locals at this con, so the hotel didn't sell a lot of rooms, but attendance at events was solid. Herewith, a few thoughts on what I did.
Friday's panel was "Your Favorite Book You Read since Last Inconjunction." There were only two of us on the panel, so we relied on audience participation to help out. I know I mentioned the works of Adam Rakunas, Elizabeth Bear's Karen Memory and Patrick S. Tomlinson.
On Saturday, I was part of the "Indie Publishing: Building Your Brand" panel. This was largely The Chris Kennedy Show as he was by far the biggest brand on the panel. I did learn of a site called Radio Guest List which is a way to get on podcasts.
Sunday's panel was "Them's Fighting Words: Writing Combat In Science Fiction." This was really just a romp of four authors talking about the challenges and fun of writing combat.
Friday's panel was "Your Favorite Book You Read since Last Inconjunction." There were only two of us on the panel, so we relied on audience participation to help out. I know I mentioned the works of Adam Rakunas, Elizabeth Bear's Karen Memory and Patrick S. Tomlinson.
On Saturday, I was part of the "Indie Publishing: Building Your Brand" panel. This was largely The Chris Kennedy Show as he was by far the biggest brand on the panel. I did learn of a site called Radio Guest List which is a way to get on podcasts.
Sunday's panel was "Them's Fighting Words: Writing Combat In Science Fiction." This was really just a romp of four authors talking about the challenges and fun of writing combat.
