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justiraSo it's panel idea submission time for WisCon 44 (May 22-25 in Madison, WI), and I may have gone a biiiiit bonkers about it. Having generated, workshopped, and polished ideas and blurbs with my partners and friends and across two different slacks, I've come out the other end with over 30 panel ideas. I thought I'd share them and talk a bit about the process! And also remind you that you can come to WisCon for $55 and yell about topics such as these for four whole days! Our Guests of Honour this year are Yoon Ha Lee and Rebecca Roanhorse!
And even if you can't come, there's still a weeeee bit of time to submit panel ideas! Panel submissions close at midnight CST on January 19. All you have to do is head over to wiscon.net and register an account. This is free and separate from registering for the con. Log in, click the link to submit programming ideas, and go wild!
I myself have certainly gone wild. All my panel blurbs and some talk about the process are behind the cut!
And if you have ideas of your own, feel free to share in the comments!
( A little about the process )
( Panel ideas ahoy! )
And even if you can't come, there's still a weeeee bit of time to submit panel ideas! Panel submissions close at midnight CST on January 19. All you have to do is head over to wiscon.net and register an account. This is free and separate from registering for the con. Log in, click the link to submit programming ideas, and go wild!
I myself have certainly gone wild. All my panel blurbs and some talk about the process are behind the cut!
And if you have ideas of your own, feel free to share in the comments!
( A little about the process )
( Panel ideas ahoy! )
