Worldcon participants

[stacer]

Hey, that's a great idea! D'you think they'd want a panelist on children's fantasy?

[Skar]

Absolutely, especially if you paid for yourself to come out.  

Ah, wait, I may be speaking too soon.  I haven't been involved with LTUE since I chaired the committee. (shudder and live in a cave for six months, ok I feel better now)  But when I was involved they would have loved a panelist on such a subject and, even better, would have loved a presenter on the subject, since having a presenter means you don't have to coordinate more than one person to be at one place at the same time.  It's easier.  

I have no contact information for anyone involved now but I'll bet EUOL does or could get some easier than I could.

How about it EUOL?

[stacer]

When is it usually? Sometime in the spring, right?

[Skar]

Yeah, February, March, etc...

[Brenna]

It's in February, and if you need/want contact information, I can most likely get it for you.  

[Brenna]

Even more specific, it will be February 17-19, 2005, and their website is http://ltue.byu.edu

[stacer]

Okay, so on the site they have a form that you can fill out to volunteer, and there's a part on that form that you can check for presenter/panelist. Do you think filling out that form and explaining briefly my experience and the papers I have currently in the works will be enough? Or is there someone in particular I should email?

[EUOL]

Stacy,

The person who contacted me and asked me to be on panels was Charlie (female) whose email was: C2H at aol dot com.  I think she's in charge of the writing track.

[stacer]

I actually came home to a reply from Charlie, saying they'd love to have me if I can bring myself, budget-wise. So, looks like I'll be there in Feb.