MosCon Revival

There is going to be another MosCon Revival this year, and I’m a speaking pro! What was MosCon, you ask? And why does it need a revival?

MosCon was an annual science fiction convention, held in Moscow, ID, during the 1980s and 90s. It was founded by a group of University of Idaho professors and students who were also artists, writers, or simply shared a love of science fiction. MosCon was one of the first SF conventions in the Northwest. It became nationally important despite its relatively remote location. For example, MosCon was one of the first conventions to have an official Guest Artist, and later an official Science Guest.

My husband and I were regular attendees, though for a variety of reasons, the convention ceased operation in 2001. However, MosCon is remembered with deep fondness in the region. There was a Revival event in 2019, sponsored by a local comic and costume shop. Unfortunately, COVID started later that year. It wasn’t possible to repeat the event… UNTIL NOW!

This year’s revival is on September 9th, just over two weeks from now. So stay tuned for more about my schedule and the panels I’m going to speak on.

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