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This paper was presented at Mythcon 28 in 1997, and features the use of M. Scott Peck's levels of spiritual development as a tool for literary analysis. I would expand on this for inclusion in "THE SCRIBBLER'S GUIDE TO THE LAND OF MYTH".
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Tag Archives: Conventions
WonderCon in Anaheim
I’ll be attending WonderCon this year – since it’s “nearby” in Anaheim. I’ll be a little less fan-girl and a bit more researcher. Plus I’ll be selling (or trying to sell) copies of my book at the GLAWS booth. I … Continue reading
CAPS After-Comic Con Potluck
CAPS (Comic Arts Professional Society) held its “After-Comic Con” potluck last night, enjoying food (plenty of chicken was available) and conversation. With sundry other treats – such as Sergio giving out copies of the first issue of his “Funnies” magazine, and … Continue reading
News Flash: Weary Traveler Returns Home
I reached home after Comic Con at 10 p.m. last night, and am still weary. I want to write up descriptions of my Mythcon activities as well as my adventures at Comic Con. But my brain is still just getting … Continue reading
Preparing to Travel
It’s always an adventure when a trip sneaks up on me. Suddenly the hours shorten, seeming to go by much faster than they would on other days. Suddenly I realize that half the wardrobe I meant to take on the … Continue reading
What’s Coming Up
Over on The Scribbler’s Guide blog, I just announced the winners for my little contest. I got a handful of good blog topic suggestions and look forward to working on those. And I hope to have more news about book … Continue reading
New Desk Toy
A discussion online with some friends about favorite movie monsters recently revived my interest in the Creature from the Black Lagoon. I’d always liked old Gillface, what with the underwater swimming and the Creature’s fascination with the human young woman … Continue reading
Loscon 2010
I’m going to be attending this year’s Loscon – and will be on four of the panels in the writing track (moderating two of them). I’ll also be in the dealers room a lot, at the GLAWS booth, selling and … Continue reading
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Long Beach Comic Con 2010 – Sunday
Ooops, so I’m a little late in getting the rest of the con report done. Pardon me. But here it is at last. I got rolling in good time Sunday morning and had an easy drive down from Hollywood to … Continue reading
Long Beach Comic Con 2010 – Saturday
Saturday morning, I headed back down to Long Beach. Again, the easy atmosphere was very pleasant. Mind you, I actually enjoy the high-energy intensity of the huge San Diego Comic Con. But the runners of the Long Beach convention have … Continue reading
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Long Beach Comic Con 2010 – Friday
So I drove down to Long Beach for the 2nd Annual Long Beach Comic Con. It has proven to be a very laid-back and pleasant convention. Although this year, the programming for the con is outside, around in another building, … Continue reading
