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Armadillocon 37 Schedule...and Book Reminders

7/23/2015

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My Armadillocon 37 schedule has been announced on their website.  In addition to the writer's workshop, I will be at the following events:

Fr2100E Classic Feminist SF
Fri 9:00 PM-10:00 PM Ballroom E
Johnson, Juday, Latner, Reed, Reisman*, Sarath
What are the great works of Feminist SF that contemporary readers should be aware of? How are they influencing writers today?

Sa1100F Fan Guest Interview
Sat 11:00 AM-Noon Ballroom F
DeNardo, Johnson*, Person*
Our joint interrogators explore the origin story and fannish career of our Fan Guest.

Sa1500DR Autographing
Sat 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Dealers' Room
Kelley, Johnson, Mandala, Osborne, Thomas, Waldrop


Sa2030B Reading
Sat 8:30 PM-9:00 PM Southpark B
Derek Austin Johnson (I likely will be reading the Bond story, though if I can do a rewrite I may instead bring the ape story.)

Sa2100A SF Movies from Last Year
Sat 9:00 PM-10:00 PM Southpark A
Cargill, Clarke, DeNardo*, Johnson, Klaw, Wright


Hope to see you there.

Additionally, I want to remind you that I have criticism in print.  "Adventure and Exoticism: The Beauties of Science Fiction Poster Art" is the foreward to Flame Tree Publishing's
Science Fiction Movie Posters by Dave Golder, a beautiful book of science fiction poster art (hence the title) currently in stores.  You can find information on this gorgeous art book here.  You, of course, need one.

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    Derek Austin Johnson has lived most of his life in the Lone Star State.  A member of the Turkey City Writer's Workshop, his work has appeared in The Horror Zine, Tell-Tale Press, Skull Fragments: A Skelos Sampler, Rick Klaw's Rayguns Over Texas!, Nova Express, Moving Pictures, Her Majesty's Secret Servant, and Revolution SF.  His film column "Watching the Future" appeared each month at Hugo Award-winning SF Signal.

    He lives in Central Texas. 

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