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posted by [identity profile] shadawyn.insanejournal.com at 01:27pm on 24/06/2008
Sorry to hear of the shortcomings, but it sounds like you got a lot of good things out of it, too. I ran into that with the writer's conference I used to go to (which is why I stopped after a couple of years).

WisCon sounds cools, and hey, what's wrong with tying your interest in speculative with your desire to be more involved with activism?
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posted by [identity profile] sigelphoenix.insanejournal.com at 04:07pm on 24/06/2008
Yeah, there was definitely enough good to make me glad I went this year, but I'll be looking around to see what other academic conferences provide what I'm looking for.

WisCon would be cool, but it focuses on a specific category of cultural texts - which I love and would have fun with, but it's not ground-level fieldwork activism, and I want to expose myself to that more. Sooo, maybe WisCon *and* NWSA/a NWSA-replacement conference? I could make a budget for that ...
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