August Conventions
I'll be attending two conventions on consecutive weekends at the end of summer: GenCon and GeekKon.
GenCon (http://www.gencon.com/) is the largest of all gaming conventions, and takes place in Indianapolis, Indiana over August 15-18. I'll be attending the Diana Jones Award ceremony the evening of August 14. My official presence during the remainder of the convention will involve helping out in the Green Ronin booth during the day, and goofing off in some fashion during the evenings.
GeekKon (http://www.geekkon.net/) is a general interest convention that takes place in Madison, WI August 23-25. I've been invited to return as a special guest this year, and plan to help out in the Gaming With the Guests program, as well as participating in a few panels here and there. Other guests this year include friends Matt Forbeck, Matt McElroy, Rob Wieland, and John Jackson Miller.
I'm especially thrilled that Bridget Landry will be a guest of GeekKon as well. Ms. Landry is on the team supporting the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, which among other things provides the relay for information from both Mars rovers, Opportunity and Curiosity. As if that weren't enough, she's also a world-class costumer. I'm really looking forward to meeting Ms. Landry!
GenCon (http://www.gencon.com/) is the largest of all gaming conventions, and takes place in Indianapolis, Indiana over August 15-18. I'll be attending the Diana Jones Award ceremony the evening of August 14. My official presence during the remainder of the convention will involve helping out in the Green Ronin booth during the day, and goofing off in some fashion during the evenings.
GeekKon (http://www.geekkon.net/) is a general interest convention that takes place in Madison, WI August 23-25. I've been invited to return as a special guest this year, and plan to help out in the Gaming With the Guests program, as well as participating in a few panels here and there. Other guests this year include friends Matt Forbeck, Matt McElroy, Rob Wieland, and John Jackson Miller.
I'm especially thrilled that Bridget Landry will be a guest of GeekKon as well. Ms. Landry is on the team supporting the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, which among other things provides the relay for information from both Mars rovers, Opportunity and Curiosity. As if that weren't enough, she's also a world-class costumer. I'm really looking forward to meeting Ms. Landry!
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