Sunday was yet another day of too many amazing panels, from disability in SFF to diversity in the future to young adult fiction. Although I could not stick around for the Hugos or attend the final day of the con – have to work tomorrow, unfortunately – I still count this as a hugely successful weekend.
To everyone I finally met IRL, hi! To those I just met, I hope to see you again.
Spent half of Day 3 doing deep dives into the craft of writing and the other half geeking out with authors I adore. So yeah, Saturday was a pretty damn good day.
My second day at WorldCon 76 was busy! A day full of panels and moderating my own panel at the end of the day means I was utterly knackered by the time I dragged my ass back home. Imma get my money’s worth outta this con, that’s for damn sure.
At the “Asexuality in Fandom” panel at WorldCon 76, we talked a lot about representation in media. As promised, here are the ace/aro umbrella recs suggested by panelists and audience members.
Got recs of your own? Drop ’em in the comments.
The first day of WorldCon 76 is done and dusted! Living within driving distance of the con has its pros – no hotel! – and cons – the drive home is long enough that staying for late awards shows and dances is off the table. Thursday was light, but proved to be a nice way to start of what looks to be packed weekend.
Punk-Ass Book Jockey 