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Fall 2008 Releases June August August August September September September September October October October November Petrified World • Digital Magic • Time Machines Repaired While-U-Wait • The Case of the Pitcher's Pendant• Pretenders • Writers for Relief • Tesseracts Twelve • Sorcerers of War • Madman's Dance • Gaslight Grimoire • Of Wind and Sand • Elements of Fantasy: Magic Spring 2008 Releases March April April May May February February JEMMA7729 • Sword Masters • Lachlei • Clan of the Dung-Sniffers • Operation: Save the Innocent • Firestorm of Dragons • The Hounds of Ash and Other Tales of Fool Wolf Fall 2007 Releases August September October November August September October November As Fate Decrees • The Complete Guide to Writing Science Fiction: Vol. 1, First Contact • Darkness of the God • The Longevity Thesis • Keeper's Child • Virtual Evil • Tesseracts Eleven • Darwin's Paradox News and Updates (May 9, 2008) Tesseracts Eleven University of Toronto Professor Michael Johnstone has adopted Tesseracts Eleven for his Science Fiction literature course. This course will explore how works of science fiction respond to, participate in, and critique their times by speculating about the potential effects of science upon society. From alien invasions to cyberpunk to other worlds to dystopias, and much more, the novels and short stories we will study raise challenging and profound questions about the state of humanity — past, present, and future. (May 8, 2008) Jerome Stueart, author of "Bear With Me" from Tesseracts Eleven Jerome Stueart recently reported that "I was recently a featured writer for the Yukon Writers Festival and Young Author's Conference held in Whitehorse, YT.  The Festival brought writers Ivan E. Coyote, Elizabeth Hay, Jon Turk, Kevin Chong and Robert Priest up to the Yukon, and usually features one local writer in the bunch.  Dates were April 30th through May 3rd.  There were public readings at the Beringia Centre and Haines Junction's Convention Center, as well as readings at the Young Author's Conference.  I read two excerpts from "Bear With Me" which is included in the Tesseracts 11 anthology.  I also read excerpts from a fantasy work in progress and an excerpt from my upcoming CBC memoir series, "Leaving America" due to broadcast on May 26th.   It's about my immigration drive across North America from Texas to the Yukon this summer.  I talk a lot about immigration and science fiction and where those worlds cross. The Young Author's Conference is a two day seminar for high school students from local schools.  The visiting authors teach four hour-long seminars each day on creative writing techniques to 12 students who have applied to attend the seminars.  It was great!  I had a lot of fun and got good feedback from "Bear with Me" and sold about five books at both the readings and the book signing that happened Saturday, May 3rd at Mac's Fireweed." (May 8, 2008) JEMMA7729 by Phoebe Wray Jacqueline from SimGen recently reviewed JEMMA7729. She stated: "This is old fashioned feminism beautifully packaged in a compelling plot and believable background. The writing is uperb, overcoming the cliché premise." (May 8, 2008) The Hounds of Ash by Greg Keyes The Hounds of Ash by Greg Keyes will be listed in the August issue of PRIME. PRIME is a magazine that is sent out by BroDart. PRIME has been an invaluable resource for library professionals seeking the newest, bestselling, and most requested titles for their patrons. PRIME features industry news, customer spotlights, author interviews, and book reviews. (May 7, 2008) Lynda Williams Lynda Williams, author of The Courtesan Prince, Righteous Anger, Throne Price and Pretenders, will be appearing at VCon this year as a guest panelist. She will be doing numerous panels Okal Rel related, writing, promoting, etc. Watch our site for a list of panels as we find them out! For information about VCON, do look at the web site. VCON 33 will be held at the Compass Point Inn (formerly the Surrey Days Inn), 9850 King George Highway, Surrey, BC. The dates this year are October 3rd, 4th & 5th. (May 5, 2008) Reviews JEMMA7729 by Phoebe Wray Dead Trees Review reviewed JEMMA7729 for their April 2008 issue. Dead Trees Review stated that "[t]his near future, one person against the system, story, might seem a little basic, but the author does a fine job with it. It's interesting, plausible and it's well worth reading." Clan of the Dung-Sniffers by Lee Danielle Hubbard Peninsula News Review.com recently interviewed Lee Danielle Hubbard. To read the interview, go to the Clan of the Dung-Sniffers webpage. Lachlei by M. H. Bonham "Lachlei is a deftly written and intriguing fantasy novel from first page to last and a pick for fantasy collections everywhere." — James A. Cox, Midwest Book Review The Chalice of Life by Karen Anne Webb "This book is sure to appeal to lovers of Tolkien. The author creates an interesting universe complete with different societies and belief system. This story will not disappoint readers who like to discover different worlds and people." — Kim Rapier, Midwest Book Review (April 24, 2008) JEMMA7729 by Phoebe Wray "I truly enjoyed the heck out of this book. I read tons of fantasy and sci-fi, and I LOVED Jemma. She's intriguing, real, and very human. This is one of those books you think about when you've put it down to go to work, or you're cooking dinner. Jemma haunts you and demands your attention. The futuristic world is based in a reality we don't share, but the qualities we have in common are enough to chill you. I strongly recommend this book — in fact, I am buying another copy for my sister. Phoebe Wray is an amazing author. I look forward to future books!" — Leslie Chapman, Amazon.com "This near future, one person against the system, story, might seem a little basic, but the author does a fine job with it. It's interesting, plausible and it's well worth reading." — Paul Lappen, Amazon.com (April 22, 2008) Prairie Books Now Prairie Books Now, a Western Canada magazine dedicated to book announcenments, interviews, author happenings, recently had a half page mention of EDGE books! Books mentioned: As Fate Decrees by Denysé Bridger Clan of the Dung-Sniffers by Lee Danielle Hubbard The Complete Guide to Writing Science Fiction, Vol. 1: First Contact — edited by Dave A. Law and Darin Park Darkness of the God by Amber Hayward Darwin's Paradox by Nina Munteanu JEMMA7729 by Phoebe Wray Keeper's Child by Leslie Davis Lachlei by M. H. Bonham The Longevity Thesis by Jennifer Rahn Operation: Save the Innocent by Tony Ruggierro Sword Masters by Selina Rosen Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips Virtual Evil by Jana G. Oliver (April 21, 2008) JEMMA7729 by Phoebe Wray "Jemma lives! Years ago, Phoebe Wray, at the time a new bud, sent me a manuscript — her first novel. As soon as I started reading Phoebe’s work — the following’s a cliché, but it’s true — I couldn’t put it down. Wow! It’s a futuristic sci-fi novel about a warrior-babe rebel who embarrasses an incompetent government. Now, after many years and revisions, Phoebe’s been rewarded for her effort, patience, and perseverance. Her rockin’ novel just hit the stores. It’s called “Jemma7729.” Check it out. Jemma lives!" — Francesca De Grandis, author of The Modern Goddess' Guide to Life: How to Be Absolutely Divine on a Daily Basis (April 18, 2008) JEMMA7729 by Phoebe Wray Phoebe Wray was recently interviewed at: The Dark Phantom and at Blog Critics. JEMMA7729 reviews have appeared at: Blogcritics Magazine American Chronicle Associated Content  OhMyNewsInternational Ezine Articles Midwest Book Review Habitual Reader Amazon.com B&N.com Gather  Revish  California Chronicle Los Angeles Chronicle Big Panic.com "This is one of the most interesting Science Fiction novels I've read in a long time. What makes Jemma7729 stand out is the strong heroine and the feminist issues Wray weaves in the story, making the reader wonder and think at its implications." — Mayra Calvani, Blogcritics.org ForeWord Book Awards Virtual Evil, by Jana G. Oliver, and The Complete Guide to Writing Science Fiction Vol. 1, edited by Dave A. Law and Darin Park, are both nominated for a ForeWord Book of the Year Award! ForeWord's Tenth Annual Book of the Year program celebrates the best from the independent publishing community. Gold, Silver and Bronze award-winners will be named in 60 categories. Also to be announced is the Editor's Choice Prize in Fiction and Nonfiction, featuring a $1500 prize. (April 10, 2008) Clan of the Dung-Sniffers by Lee Danielle Hubbard Dru Pagliassotti of The Harrow reviewed Clan of the Dung-Sniffers stating: "The world Hubbard presents to readers is original and unexpectedly complicated as it unveils itself piece by piece through the filter of Ksar's baffled observations and Yaryk's ambitious plans. Clan of the Dung-Sniffers is entertaining and offbeat, a first novel for Hubbard to be proud of." (April 10, 2008) Darwin's Paradox Nina Munteanu, author of Darwin's Paradox, is featured on YouTube! Check out her cool video when she was at Chapters signing books. (April 10, 2008) JEMMA7729 by Phoebe Wray JEMMA7729 was recently reviewed by M. E. Jones of The Public Spirit: "The right stuff seems to resonate in the first few sentences, where it counts. The set-up sketches the state of affairs in the narrator's high-tech, big-brother's-watching world ...Techno-jargon segues to familiar territory as Jemma's voice emerges, wry, precocious and believable... The hook is set, promising a good read for the next 200-plus pages." Phoebe Wray was also interviewed at http://thedarkphantom.wordpress.com/ regarding her career as a writer and advice to potential authors. (April 2, 2008) Reviews JEMMA7729 by Phoebe Wray was recently reviewed in ForeWord Magazine (March/April Issue). They state: "This is author Phoebe Wray's debut novel, and against all odds, she succeeds in giving a nuanced look at the nature of political organizations" — ForeWord Magazine Peter Watts, author of Ten Monkeys, Ten Minutes, was mentioned in the March issue of Locus Magazine. He was discussing his new novel Blindsight, as well as his past novels. Petrified World by Piotr Brynczka The Determine Your Destiny Novel Petrified World by Piotr Brynczka, has received a review by the Ottawa Citizen. The Ottawa Citizen states: "Youngsters can have a good time using the magical skills they acquire to battle the forces of evil before eventually triumphing in this swashbuckling adventure." — Ottawa Citizen There is also an article in the Ottawa Packet and the Barrhaven Independent. Time Machines Repaired While-U-Wait by K. A. Bedford Beam Me Up - Science & Science Fiction News mentioned K. A. Bedford's new science fiction novel on their blog. "The Folks over at EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing have certainly peaked my interest. How? Well, in amongst the material sent to BMU for review was a wee bit of a booklet." EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing recently sent out a teaser of Time Machines Repaired While-U-Wait (Download your here). "I know, I was left turning the page [at the end of Chapter One] wanting more." — Beam Me Up, Reviewer Alphanauts by J. Brian Clarke "This is an intelligent and complex novel that will make you think while never losing touch with its need to entertain the reader. It was difficult to put down, and exciting to talk about. It was highly entertaining and interesting. Alphanauts is one of those books worth more than its cover price. If you enjoy science fiction, this is the real stuff." — Terry Persun, Author Magazine (March 27, 2008) Lynda Williams, Author of Righteous Anger Lynda Williams will engage students in Dr. Marian Scholtmeijer’s ENGL 486, Literature of the Fantastic, in an appearance via audio conference at 1 pm March 29, 2008 at the University of British Columbia. Most of the students will be in Terrace B.C., while Lynda a few other students will be in a classroom in Prince George, B.C. Attention will be given to questions of identity in chapter 3, 8 and 11 of The Courtesan Prince, book #1 in the Okal Rel Saga. Lynda will use the class input to help inform her presentation on Amel and ambiguities of identity at an interdisciplinary conference in Oxford this summer, called At the Interface. She will also be presenting a paper at the Visions of Humanity in Cyberculture, Cyberspace and Science Fiction Conference, July 1-3 2008, Mansfield College, Oxford. The conference is one of the "At the Interface" series run by Inter-Disciplinary Net, and operates on model of intense interaction among a small number of delegates who must interact much as the greeks philosophers would have — no PowerPoints allowed! Lynda is presenting on her use of the character Amel as a virtual reality model for three ambiguities of identity arising from her own life experience but re-cast in different terms to isolate and dramatize essential questions. For more information see http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/ati/Visions/V3/cfp.html (March 25, 2008) News The Complete Guide to Writing Science Fiction Vol. 1: First Contact edited by Dave A. Law and Darin Park and Virtual Evil by Jana G. Oliver are nominated for ForeWord Magazine Awards. Nalo Hopkinson, co-editor of Tesseracts Nine, was recently featured on CTV Toronto. She discusses her novel "Brown Girl in the Ring", along with her upcoming novels "The New Moon's Arms" and "Blackheart Man". As Fate Decrees by Denysé Bridger has received another review. Kelly Wallace (reader) states that "Ms. Bridger has written a tale so rich in detail and characterization I was pulled right into the novel and left breathless. I've been a fan of Denyse Bridger's romances for years now, and though romance isn't the main theme, it is present. Anyone who enjoys Greek Mythology, and even those who don't, will love this story. As Fate Decrees should not be passed up." Lynda Williams, author of Righteous Anger, Courtesan Prince and Throne Price — all part of the Okal Rel Saga — has agreed to judge the 19th Annual Writing Contest of the West End Writers. This year, poetry and prose will be judged together. Submission Deadline is Thursday, May 15th, 2008. Lynda will appear at the Awards Ceremony at Barclay Manor, Tuesday, June 17th See their website for details. (March 15, 2008) As Fate Decrees by Denysé Bridger : As Fate Decrees, is on the short list for Best Long-Form Work in English for the Aurora Awards. The Prix Aurora Awards celebrates English and French works published in Canada in 2007. Other Works nominated: Novels Hayward, Amber. DARKNESS OF THE GOD. EDGE Publishing Munteanu, Nina. DARWIN'S PARADOX. Dragon Moon Press Rahn, Jennifer. THE LONGEVITY THESIS. Dragon Moon Press Short Stories (Tesseracts Eleven Contributors) Kotowych, Stephen. "Citius, Altius, Fortius." Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Lalumière, Claude. "The Object of Worship." Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. Archambault, D. W. "Recorded Testimony of Eric and Julie Francis" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Ashby, Madeline. "In Which Joe and Laurie Save Rock and Roll" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Bechtel, Greg. "Nanabush Negotiations" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Bennett, Nancy. "On Company Time" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Bennett, Nancy. "After He's Eaten" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Carreiro, Lisa. "Azure Sky" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Darbyshire, Peter. "Beat the Geeks" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Deefholts, Khria. "Persephone's Library" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Dorsey, Candas Jane. "Seven in a Boat, No Dog" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Forest, Susan. "Tomorrow and Tomorrow." Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Gray, Andrew. "Tofino" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Goldberg, Kim. "Rainmaker" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Goldberg, Kim. "Urban Getaway" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Harvey-Fitzhenry, Alyxandra. "little red" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Mavin, John. "Recursion" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) McCharles, Randy. "Vampires of the Rockies" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Mills, Steve. "If Giants are Thunder" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Riedel, Kate "Phoebus 'Gins Arise" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Spencer, Hugh. "(Coping with) Norm Deviation" Tesseracts Eleven edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, Edge Publishing. (November 2007) Stueart, Jerome. "Bear With Me." Tesseracts 11, edited by Cory Doctorow and Holly Phillips, EDGE Publishing. Nov 2007. Other Works Doctorow, Cory and Holly Phillips, eds. TESSERACTS 11. EDGE Publishing, Nov 2007. Within less than a week the on-line and mail-in voting ballots should be available. After that its in the hands of the voters. Go to the Aurora Website today and cast your vote for your favorite EDGE author! (March 14, 2008) The Hounds of Ash and Other Tales of Fool Wolf by Greg Keyes EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing has seen a lot of reviews in the past few years. We have seen them from non-fiction sites reviewing fiction material, tv and movie companies reviewing our books, but we have never had a graphic artist who specializes in fonts review any of our books. Upon searching for new reviews (a weekly ritual), we stumbled upon the same site that we got the font from for the title of The Hounds of Ash and Other Tales of Fool Wolf. Of course we did do some graphic design work of our own on it, but it's almost 99% Abaddon font. The site that we got the font from had this to say about the novel: As I've written before, Abaddon is our most overused font. Everyone seems to love it, from fantasy book publishers to heavy metal bands like Godsmack. In its latest appearance it's coupled with the work of one of the best young writers of fantastic fiction in The Hounds of Ash a forthcoming collection of related short stories from Greg Keyes. Keyes' background is as an anthropologist and he builds extraordinarily interesting and detailed fantasy worlds full of rich and original mythology which draws on real-world archtypes but is often startlingly different. Every Keyes book is a must-read for me and you won't go wrong starting to discover his work with this collection. [Fontcraft's Scriptorium] [Hounds of Ash Catalog Page] (March 10, 2008) Reviews: JEMMA7729 by Phoebe Wray "This is author Phoebe Wray’s debut novel, and against all odds, she succeeds in giving a nuanced look at the nature of political organizations. Like the late Benazir Bhutto, JEMMA lives in a land where there is both good and evil, but not everyone is wholly good or wholly evil. JEMMA’s courage is a flag and a beacon for the freedom of choice. Wray teaches in the Theatre Division at the Boston conservancy. She has also taught at the University of Southern California and Bradford College. Boys and girls will enjoy the action of JEMMA2279, while teachers and parents will find the chapters providing lively discussions of topics both current and speculative." - Foreword Magazine The Complete Guide to Writing Science Fiction Vol. 1: First Contact The Complete Guide to Writing Science Fiction Vol. 1: First Contact has won the Eppie award in the Nonfiction: Self Help section. The EPPIE Awards have been given annually since 2000 to recognize outstanding achievement in electronic publishing. The Quasar Award recognizes outstanding achievement in cover art for electronic books. The categories are judged by members of EPIC, all published authors and publishing professionals. After the first round of judging, the works of the finalists are sent to another panel of judges and the winners are selected: The winners will be announced at EPICon 2008, March 8, 2008, at the Gala Awards Banquet Archives Visit EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy's news archives for all previous news HERE. Quick Links TOP Sign up for News from the EDGE Name: Required.Invalid Email: RequiredInvalid TOP Contests Fan Video Contest (Click for details) EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing along with Dragon Moon Press would like your help. We are hosting a contest and giving away a FREE New i-Pod Nano as a prize (Approximate value: $200.00). It’s simple. All you have to do is create a video of one of our 2008 Season novels (February 2008 – November 2008) that is between 1:00 – 3:00 minutes. The video can be anything from a simple animated cartoon to an acted out scene from the novel. It is a video to communicate a message about the book, author, subject matter, or theme; not just the novel itself. The contest will run from May 1st to June 30 at which time we will select the top 10 videos and post them on the EDGE website for public voting. The voting will begin July 1st and run until July 31st at which time we will announce the winner. The winning video will be posted on the EDGE website, on FaceBook, YouTube, and other various social networking websites. Webpage Contest Entry Form: Name: RequiredInvalid Email: RequiredInvalid Link: RequiredInvalid TOP New Downloads Digital Magic Chapter One Time Machines Repaired While-U-Wait Chapter One The Case of the Pitcher's Pendant Chapter One Pretenders Chapter One Writers for Relief Introduction Tesseracts Twelve Foreword/Afterword Sorcerers of War Chapter One Madman's Dance Teaser Of Wind and Sand Prologue TOP On the EDGE EDGE is excited to bring back On the EDGE. A Podcast dedicated to interviewing authors and artists of EDGE and Dragon Moon Press. On the EDGE is proud to present our newest interviewer, Marie Bilodeau. Listen to Biography of Marie Bilodeau This Week's Interview: (25:27) Selina Rosen Sword Masters Last Week's Interview: (8:27) Lee Danielle Hubbard Clan of the Dung-Sniffers Subscribe via: TOP The Green Spirit Project (Exertus, Spiritus, Viridis) Are you aware that everyone has a “carbon footprint”? At EDGE, our carbon footprint is significantly higher than average and we plan to do something about it. For every tree EDGE uses in printing our books, we are helping to plant new trees to reduce our carbon footprint so that the next generation can breathe clean air, keeping our planet and it's inhabitants healthy. Larger YouTube. For more information on our project: [Ecofriendly Publisher] TOP Ask an EDGE Author Lynda Williams, author of Courtesan Prince, Righteous Anger, Throne Price  (2:00) Lynda Williams answers the question: What does it mean to be human? Ask Your Question: A value is required.Invalid format. TOP EDGE Related Links Dragon Moon Press Blog EDGE SF and F Blog TOP Author Events/Appearances Lee Danielle Hubbard May 8, 2008 Crowsnest Pass Public Art Gallery, 14733 — 20th Ave Crowsnest Pass, Alberta May 16-19, 2008 KeyCon Winnipeg, Manitoba May 23, 2008 Time: 1:00pm 900 Park Royal S. - Park Royal Shopping Centre West Vancouver, BC May 24, 2008 Time: 1:00pm Metrotown Eaton Centre, 4700 Kingsway Unit #1174 Burnaby, BC May 24, 2008 Time: TBA Black Bond Books Vancouver, BC   Piotr Brynczka May12th, 2008 Time: 2:00pm — 4:00pm Gloucester Chapters Ottawa, ON Phoebe Wray May 16, 2008 Reading and Wine Tasting Party Circle Liquors Wine Cellar Ayer, MA May 22-25, 2008 WisCon The Concourse Hotel, Madison, WI Website June TBA Reading, talk Ayer Arts Council, Town Hall Ayer, MA July 17-20, 2008 Readercon Burlington Marriott, Burlington, Massachusetts Website July 25-27, 2008 Confluence Pittsburgh, PA August 22-24, 2008 3Pi-Con, Reading, panel West Springfield, MA Jana G. Oliver May 23-26, 2008 TimeGate Convention Atlanta, Georgia May 30-June 1, 2008 A-Kon Convention Dallas, Texas Davey Beauchamp May 30, 31 and June 1st, 2008 ConCarolinas Charlotte, North Carolina Website Lynda Williams June 17, 2008 Awards Ceremony at Barclay Manor appearing as Judge of West End Writers 19th Annual Writing Contest July 1-3, 2008 Mansfield College, Oxford, England August 15 - 17, 2008 ConVersion Calgary, Alberta September 30, 2008 Time: 7:00pm Launch of Pretenders Prince George Public Library October 3-5, 2008 VCon Guest Panellist VCon, Surrey, BC October 30 — Nov 2, 2008 World Fantasy Convention Calgary, Alberta K. A Bedford August 6-10, 2008 WorldCon/Denvention Denver, Colorado August 15-17, 2008 ConVersion Calgary, Alberta August 29 - Sept 1, 2008 Dragon*Con Atlanta, Georgia Élisabeth Vonarburg August 6-10, 2009 Anticipation, 2009 Worldcon, Montreal, QC Guest of Honor — French-Speaking/French Literature TOP Conventions EDGE are Attending Calgary Expo - Comic Con: April 26-27, 2008 Round Up Center Calgary, Alberta KeyCon: May 16-19, 2008 Radisson Skyview, 288 Portage Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba BookExpo America: May 29 - June 1, 2008 LA Convention Center Los Angeles, CA 66th Worldcon: August 6 - 10, 2008 Denver, Colorado, USA ConVersion: August 15 - 17, 2008 Calgary, Alberta Dragon*Con: August 29 - Sept 1, 2008 Atlanta, Georgia VCon: Oct. 3 - Oct. 5, 2008 The Compass Point Inn 9850 King George Highway, Surrey, BC, V3T 4Y3 World Fantasy: Oct. 30 - Nov. 2, 2008 Hyatt Downtown Calgary, Alberta, Canada TOP

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