And now, on the heels of the Nebulas, comes my first ever visit to WisCon, the "world's leading feminist science fiction convention." I'm totally psyched for this!
Here's my panel and reading schedule. I will be reading "Mind Locker" on Monday at 10am at Michaelangelo's:
SATURDAY:
Type |
Program |
Track(s) |
Feminism and Other Social Change Movements (Power, Privilege, and Oppression) |
Description |
The internet has given social justice activists a new way to
organize and consciousness-raise. But it's also give us a way to pile on
vitriol when we're unhappy. Has outrage fatigue subverted our ability
to hold space for people's learning curves? Do we punch across instead
of up? What happens when apologies go unheeded and public humiliation
takes the place of well-reasoned discourse? And how can we support
ourselves and our communities when one of us screws up? |
Location |
Capitol A |
Schedule |
Sat, 10:00–11:15 am |
Panelists |
M: Debbie Notkin. Tanya D., ANONYMOUS, ANONYMOUS, Juliette Wade | | | | | |
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SUNDAY:
Type |
Program |
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Description |
N.K. Jemisin's fiction consistently delves deeply into race,
class, gender, oppression, colonization, and other topics near and dear
to WisCon's heart. What does she do well? What does she do badly? Does
her fiction (and its popularity) move the genre needle by its example,
or do other authors even notice? |
Location |
Capitol B |
Schedule |
Sun, 10:00–11:15 am |
Panelists |
M: David Emerson. Beth A-B, ANONYMOUS, Juliette Wade |
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MONDAY:
Type |
Reading |
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|
Description |
Hard Chargers: Women Writing Hard Science Fiction. We don’t
shrink-and-pink our science fiction. More particle physics, less
boyfriend. For all the people who say that women can’t write hard
science fiction or they’re not interested in it, we dare you to come
hear us. |
Location |
Michelangelos |
Schedule |
Mon, 10:00–11:15 am |
Panelists |
Kat Beyer, Kimberley Long-Ewing, Marguerite Reed, Juliette Wade |
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I'll be at WisCon as well. Depending on how well checkout goes Monday morning, I may be able to come to the reading.
ReplyDeleteI would love to meet you.
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