(All at the SFWA tent, in the east park near Charles -it's kind of hidden away)
Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang 2 PM Join the Baltimore Science Fiction Society Book Club (which meets the fourth Saturday of every month) to discuss the classic SF novel Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang by Kate Wilhelm, winner of the 1977 Hugo Award for Best Novel. Chat with authors and fans to find out about this classic novel. Snacks will be provided. (I'll be there chatting about one of my favorite books)
Genre and Literary Fiction Comparison Panel 3:30 PM This panel looks at often debated comparisons between genre and literary fiction. What are the stereotypes, facts, myths, realities? Our panelists come from across the literary spectrum, including genre writers, literary authors, poets, and more. Come hear them discuss the comparisons. (I'm on the panel)
The State of Short Fiction 5:30 PM Join us to talk about the state of short fiction in fantasy and science fiction. Our panelists will discuss how it has changed over the years, what are the latest developments, and what stories they recommend. This is also a great panel for newcomers to the genre. If you’ve haven’t read science fiction or fantasy, short fiction is a good place to start. Come hear what’s good, what’s hot, and what’s out there. (I'm moderating this one)
free!