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pameladeanFRI 8:30 PM Krushenko's
The Hero(ine)'s Quest
How three letters change the way we visualize the sword-bearer. Or should there be different rules/goals/spells for males and females on adventures? Or does asking this question make my butt look fat?
Peg Kerr, CJ Mills, Jane Yolen, Julie Czerneda, Pamela C. Dean
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SAT 5:00-6:00 PM Veranda 1/2
READING Pamela Dean
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SUN 1:00 PM Veranda 5/6
Which Came First
The chicken or the egg? The story or the world? Does the story you want to tell determine the setting, or does your chosen setting demand a certain kind of story to be told in it? Are there some types of stories that simply cannot be told in a particular setting? How do creators balance these seemingly opposing forces in imagining their tales?
Dana M. Baird, Jane Yolen, Marissa Lingen, Pamela C. Dean, Ruth Berman
I am amused to see that my old middle initial has been miraculously resurrected for the occasion. But not for the reading! Only for panels!
I'm not sure yet what I'll be reading. I've been working on a short story, but the bits may not connect up in an entertaining fashion. There is also new material for the Liavek novel, and a fair amount of never-read-aloud stuff from the still-in-limbo amazing and expanding shrinking novel variously known as Going North, Abiding Reflection, and My Poor Book. If you like, you may say in a comment what you would most like to hear. If I don't do what you ask, it will probably be because whatever it is doesn't work well for a reading.
Pamela
The Hero(ine)'s Quest
How three letters change the way we visualize the sword-bearer. Or should there be different rules/goals/spells for males and females on adventures? Or does asking this question make my butt look fat?
Peg Kerr, CJ Mills, Jane Yolen, Julie Czerneda, Pamela C. Dean
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SAT 5:00-6:00 PM Veranda 1/2
READING Pamela Dean
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SUN 1:00 PM Veranda 5/6
Which Came First
The chicken or the egg? The story or the world? Does the story you want to tell determine the setting, or does your chosen setting demand a certain kind of story to be told in it? Are there some types of stories that simply cannot be told in a particular setting? How do creators balance these seemingly opposing forces in imagining their tales?
Dana M. Baird, Jane Yolen, Marissa Lingen, Pamela C. Dean, Ruth Berman
I am amused to see that my old middle initial has been miraculously resurrected for the occasion. But not for the reading! Only for panels!
I'm not sure yet what I'll be reading. I've been working on a short story, but the bits may not connect up in an entertaining fashion. There is also new material for the Liavek novel, and a fair amount of never-read-aloud stuff from the still-in-limbo amazing and expanding shrinking novel variously known as Going North, Abiding Reflection, and My Poor Book. If you like, you may say in a comment what you would most like to hear. If I don't do what you ask, it will probably be because whatever it is doesn't work well for a reading.
Pamela
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Date: 2013-03-25 01:56 pm (UTC)I really wish a Minnesota trip were in our future. In addition to seeing lots of good people, I have all sorts of research I'd like to do for the Letters Project, both at the MN Historical Society, and at Hamline's archives.