
By Daniel Dern: [In addition to his photos taken onsite this weekend, Dern offered this “quotable tidbit” from ReaderCon 30 — ]
The “Remembering Gene Wolfe” session was amazing and wonderful. Howard Waldrop opened with what could easily have been a great first line: “I first met Gene Wolfe at Sleeping Beauty’s Castle in Disneyland…” C.S.E. Cooney related how she met Wolfe (leading to a long friendship) — when she was still a new writer, her father suggested she might like to meet and talk with one of his parishioners who wrote science fiction…
Hopefully, ReaderCon (or somebody else volunteering to do it) will post the audio of this panel.
The rest of Dern’s photos follow the jump.
ReaderCon Logo + floor map James Patrick Kelly stories Cecilia Tan Classic Books For Sale Howard Waldrop, Ellen Brody Jim Freund + Barbara Krasnoff Tracy Townsend 15 Years Since the Mundane Manifesto. John Crowley, Chris Gerwel, Gregory Feeley (mod), Carolyn Ives Gilman, Vandana Singh Why Does Space Get the Opera and Cyber the Punk? Catherynne M. Valente, Liz Gorinsky, Austin Grossman, Arkady Martine, T.X. Watson (mod) The Horrors of Being Female. Gemma Files, Arkady Martine, Gillian Daniels, Gwynne Garfinkle, Nicole Sconiers, Kate Maruyama (mod), In Memoriam: Gene Wolfe. John Clute, C.S.E. Cooney, Elizabeth Hand (mod), Chris Gerwel, Howard Waldrop ZigZag Claybourne The Real Middle Ages, Part 1: Europe. Charles Allison, Faye Ringel, Chelsea R. Miller (mod), Jess Nevins, Robert Killheffer Recent Nonfiction Essay Club: “Decolonizing the Imagination” by Vandana Singh, John Chu, Cadwell Turnbull, Darcie Little Badger, Kate Nepveu (mod) Old Punks Read New Punks: F. Brett Cox, Victoria Sandbrook, Sioban Krzywicki (mod), Elizabeth Hand, Christopher Brown John Clute, Greg Feely Jean-Philippe Gervais (working on the Ed Bryant story collections) Cultural Hauntings and African-American History; Bill Campbell, Tananarive Due (mod), L. Penelope, Faye Ringel, teri.zin Code of Conduct
Ummm, that’s NOT the Code of Conduct picture that I sent in! (I’ve just sent OGH email noting this, along with a resend of the correct photo.
Daniel Dern: Indeed, it’s not. The right one is posted now.
I wondered about that! I was thinking the word “code” was more apt than usual, but I couldn’t figure out the symbolism.
Also, the Horrors of Being Female picture seems to include a sixth late-added panelist not in the caption. First name Nicole; I can’t read the last on my small screen.
Thanks for sending the pics!
Lenore, it looks as if it’s Nicole Sconiers.
Mike, thanks for the quick image fix. (I verified that I indeed had included the correct one in the ZIP file I’d dropboxed to you originally.)
Lenore: Nicole (D.) Sconiers. Sorry for missing that in comparing who’s in the pic to who’s listed in the program (and on the at-the-door sessions list)!
As for sending pics, a) that’s why I bring one of my cameras (and my smartphone)… and as I discovered at Registration, I was already comp’d as MEDIA, so I’m earning my keep.
Great photos. I love the baby punk on the Old Punks Read New Punks panel.
Thanks to all who helped ID Nicole Sconiers — name is now added.
Filers make a good team.
Those looked like some interesting panels, and I liked the politeness wording in the Code.
Ack, I am kinda sad i was missed in this wonderful set of photos
Beth did spot me though..
How nice to make the photo roundup! Thank you! (No worries, but my first name has no “e.”)
We’re looking forward to your ReaderCon photos, Paul
@Paul – sorry, a) obviously I couldn’t get pix of everyone, b) I was only able to be there Friday, daytime, c) I was also spending some time sitting in the audience enjoying, etc. (I guess I can’t say “I ran out of film… 🙂
@Tracy, sorry for the spell-o, particularly since it’s right there on the name-tent. It’s correct in the picture name, FWIW. Blame my vowel-enthusiastic fingers… (And I see Mike has fixed it already.)
Nice to see some of my inventory featured above as “Classic Books For Sale”. I’m happy to report that roughly half of the books shown were sold by the time Readercon was over!
That Claybourne fellow is having way too much fun. (for a change!)