In a January 30 article, Boston magazine listed Boskone in its Culture Calendar as one of its seven "must-see arts and entertainment events in February
2014."
It's not surprising. After all, Boskone has been going now for 51 years. This year's lineup includes Guest of Honor Seanan McGuire/Mira Grant, Official Artist David Palumbo, Special Guest Ginjer Buchanan, Featured Filker Bill Roper, Hal Clement Science Speaker Bill Higgins, and NESFA Press Guest Jane Yolen.
The New England Chapter of
Broad Universe, an international non-profit organization dedicated
to promoting, encouraging, honoring, and celebrating women writers and
editors in science fiction, fantasy, horror and other speculative
genres, will have a table in the Dealers' Room and will present a Rapid-Fire reading.
What's a Rapid-Fire Reading? "The Rapid Fire Reading (RFR) is one of the oldest events Broad Universe
holds. Usually at science fiction, fantasy, and horror conventions but
branching out to other venues, too, the RFR showcases snippets of
published and in-progress work from members for the audience to enjoy." Source: Broad Universe web page
The RFR will be on Saturday, February 15, at 6 pm in Burroughs. Readers include Sandra Barret, Terri Bruce, Anna Erishkigal, Justine Graykin, Morven Westfield, Phoebe Wray, Jill Shultz, and Roberta Rogow.
Other members who will be attending, some presenting on panels, include
Elaine Isaak
Ellen Larson
Jennifer Pelland
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Thursday, February 13, 2014
Broad Universe Events at Boskone (in Boston, MA) this Coming Weekend
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
NEHW at Foxboro Craft Fair Saturday
Foxboro Craft Fair
May 19, 2012
9:30-3:00
On the Common
Foxboro, MA 02035
Web site
May 19, 2012
9:30-3:00
On the Common
Foxboro, MA 02035
Web site
On Saturday, May 19, 2012, join me and Tracy Carbone, Scott Goudsward, Stacey Longo Harris, K. Allen Wood, David Price, and Rob Watts at the New England Horror Writers' table.
We'll be enjoying the outdoors at this fundraiser for the Foxboro Jaycees, which is free and open to the public. Current weather predictions are for a sunny day with temperatures in the mid-70s. If you're in the area, stop by. We'll have books for sale, and plenty of smiles for everyone.
Yes, smiles. Just because we write some terrifying stuff now and then doesn't mean we don't smile!
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Appearing at Heritage Craft Fair in Framingham
On Saturday, March 24, 2012, I'll be at the New England Horror Writers' table at the 39th Heritage Craft Fair in Framingham, MA. Along with me will be other NEHW writers including Stacey Longo, David Price, Kristi Petersen Schoonover, Rob Watts, and K. Allen Wood.
This is pretty exciting for me. I know where it is (no GPS needed this time!) and I know where it is because not only did I grow up in Framingham, but the town, which I renamed Danforth, figures highly in both my novels.
The first novel, Darksome Thirst, starts in Framingham when a lone second-shift computer operator, Alicia Anderson, meets a vampire in the computer room. Yes, the witches who sense the vampire at the same time are in Bristleton (Brighton) and some later are in Fenmore (Boston), but the heart and soul of both Darksome Thirst and the standalone sequel, The Old Power Returns, is in Framingham.
Stop by if you can. It's a fundraiser for the Heritage Chorale, admission is cheap, there will be food for sale, and parking is free.
Other links for this Saturday's event:
http://www.heritagefair.org/
http://nehwnews.wordpress.com/2012/03/19/the-nehw-will-be-at-the-39th-heritage-craft-fair-this-saturday/
This is pretty exciting for me. I know where it is (no GPS needed this time!) and I know where it is because not only did I grow up in Framingham, but the town, which I renamed Danforth, figures highly in both my novels.
The first novel, Darksome Thirst, starts in Framingham when a lone second-shift computer operator, Alicia Anderson, meets a vampire in the computer room. Yes, the witches who sense the vampire at the same time are in Bristleton (Brighton) and some later are in Fenmore (Boston), but the heart and soul of both Darksome Thirst and the standalone sequel, The Old Power Returns, is in Framingham.
Stop by if you can. It's a fundraiser for the Heritage Chorale, admission is cheap, there will be food for sale, and parking is free.
Saturday, March 24, 2012
10 AM to 4 PM
10 AM to 4 PM
Keefe Technical School
750 Winter Street
Framingham, MA
Admission:
Adults $3.00
Seniors $2.50
Under 12 free
750 Winter Street
Framingham, MA
Admission:
Adults $3.00
Seniors $2.50
Under 12 free
Other links for this Saturday's event:
http://www.heritagefair.org/
http://nehwnews.wordpress.com/2012/03/19/the-nehw-will-be-at-the-39th-heritage-craft-fair-this-saturday/
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