Reminder: Fourth Street Preregistration Ends May 31st

[lydy]

That's right, Fourth Street preregistration is still open. And in fact, it's been extended to May 31st! Register now! Best fantasy convention on the block. (That's actually a riff on an old cartoon by I don't remember who. It's got a place with a sign, "Best Pizza on Earth" and there's another place with a sign in bigger type and flashing lights that says, "Best Pizza in the Galaxy" and a small place with lots of people going in and out with a modest sign that says, "Best pizza on the block.")

It's going to be lots of fun. Elizabeth Bear is our Guest of Honor, and she's bringing Sarah Monette with her. In addition, there'll be a significant number of the Scribblies, including Steven Brust, Pamela Dean, and Pat Wrede. It's a single track of programming, so that the panels can develop as conversations. There will be parties and readings in the evening.

elisem, who makes beautiful jewelry, is hosting a fancy party and reading Friday night. She's having refreshments and readings from some of the artist challenge pieces. (The artist challenge pieces are pieces of jewelry which inspired poetry or stories. She's gathering a number of those into a chapbook which will be for sale at the convention.) The readings will be from the challenge pieces. There's more descriptions on her LJ.

For more info on the convention, go to www.4thstreetfantasy.com

Comments

[spacecrab.livejournal.com]

1. Open web browser to Google
2. Type in "Fourth Street Fantasy"
3. Stir lightly and marvel about living your life in the time
of the first Galactic Encyclopedia Project.

[jbru.livejournal.com]

And I would bother to do this when the chair of the convention doesn't provide this basic information why?

[lydy.livejournal.com]

Because it's going to be a great convention and worth it to work around a chair who's a flake when it comes to publicity.

[jbru.livejournal.com]

Which is why I asked, and asked directly. (I apologize for the passive aggressive tone in this following question.) Flaking on stuff like that makes people on the fence or just not enough in the know have a sense that the convention isn't very well organized. Heck, it might even lead someone to believe that it won't happen.

I suggest making a habit of pasting the con URL into every message you send about the con; even if you are 100% sure that everyone that will see it already knows.

[lydy.livejournal.com]

Thank you for asking. And for the suggestion. www.4thstreetfantasy.com (http://4thstreetfantasy.com)