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Panels For Sci-Fi Lovers at Salt Lake Comic Con 2014
2014-08-27 · by ·
Salt Lake Comic Con has a little bit of something for everyone: celebrities, cosplay, advanced screenings, the artist alley, comic books and more. One of best parts of Salt Lake Comic Con, though, is the panels. Put your favorite celebrities, authors, and fellow geeks in a room for an hour, and you might learn a […]
Win 2 Thursday Passes to Salt Lake Comic Con
2014-08-26 · by ·
[UPDATE 9.2.2014] A winner has been selected and will be getting an email shortly. Thanks to all who participated! One of the best opportunities to catch up with our favorite authors is Salt Lake Comic Con. This year, Attack of the Books! is an official blog, and you’ll see a post or two from […]
Author Writing Advice at Salt Lake Comic Con
2013-09-07 · by ·
One of the best parts of Salt Lake Comic Con is the opportunity to meet and learn from some of the best working writers alive. Salt Lake Comic Con closed tonight, and to all appearances it was a rousing success. Venders and participants were telling me that 50,000 tickets had been sold, and at one […]
At SL Comic Con: Balancing a writing career while keeping your day job
2013-09-06 · by ·
In addition to a fantastic venue for people watching and celebrity sighting, Salt Lake Comic Con hosts some excellent panels on writing, providing ample opportunity for the novice writer to meet, and learn from, local authors. A panel I attended this afternoon, on the second day of the Salt Lake Comic Con, was titled “Managing […]
Utah authors at Salt Lake Comic Con Day One
2013-09-05 · by ·
Did you know that there are 82 authors in Utah. And that’s an above normal concentration of literary talent, apparently. Utah’s an anomaly, said Jessica Day George. I think that’s lucky for us. With a large, and growing, community of authors, it helps create a great culture for books, literature, and learning. With so many […]
