Looking for Panel Notes?
We’ve been quietly adding panel notes as a sub-page of Programming, but we’ve decided to make them more prominent. So the main Panel Notes page […]
Month: March 2011
To the Con Scheduler, with apologies to Andrew Marvell
Had we but world enough and time,
These problems, laddy, were no crime.
We would sit down and think which way
To schedule panels throughout the day;
Thou by the Washington meeting room
Shouldst sign up readers till crack of doom,
While I ensconced in Gold Rush A
Would listen to signing authors’ plaints.
Post-Con Thoughts and Reactions
Wow, we did it! FOGcon 1 is over, and (from in-person comments and what we’ve seen posted on social media) it seems like most of […]
Let’s Post Notes and Transcripts
Notes and transcripts of a panel can be incredibly valuable. Furthermore, many panels result in lengthy lists of recommended books, blogs, or other resources. FOGcon […]
Photography at FOGcon
This is the official policy: Don’t take pictures of anyone unless you have permission from them. This includes panelists, honored guests, and regular congoers. It […]
Registration Hours!
Registration will be open the following hours: Thursday, March 10th 8-9pm Friday, March 11th 11am-6:30pm Saturday, March 12th 9am-2pm Sunday, March 13th 10am-Noon If you […]
The Weather in San Francisco
Not just gloating over our friends in snowier climates. These predictions will be useful for those packing for FOGcon. 5-Day Forecast for 94109 Wednesday, March […]
Details, Details
In the countdown to FOGcon a thousand details come up. This post will make your planning easier by mentioning a few of them. Someone asked […]
Book Drive in Support of the SF Outreach Initiative
Motive: introducing new readers to science fiction and fantasy, conventions, and fandom Method: a booth at Wondercon, a 35,000-strong comics convention in San Francisco April […]
FAQ: Packing for FOGcon
What’s the Weather Like? San Francisco’s notoriously variable climate features sun, fog, rain, and cool breezes—sometimes all at once. (Yes, we get a lot of […]