Come hear our authors read from their works.

Come hear our authors read from their works.

It Came From The Trailer Park III returns to the fun idea of revisiting the Classic Horror and Old-School Creature Feature genres with a hefty helping of B-rate tropes. William Joseph Roberts Moderates this Roundtable discussion about the making of the new anthology.

Come welcome and get familiar with some of our first time at LibertyCon pros. John Ringo will host.

Is Granny Is Gonna Fight? With the crowdsourcing of conflict beyond internet OSINT searches, if ubiquitous net access is possible, can cheap, remote systems permit more people to fight? Doug Burbey moderates.

G. Scott Huggins contributing author to "Adventure Stories for Young Readers" will read from his works.

Jody Lynn Nye hosts a two hour workshop on how to write humor.

Open Crafting & Artist Space: Make It Take It Costuming, Sit 'n' Stitch - Knitting, Crocheting, etc., Miniature Painting, etc. Instructors Available

Come and hear our authors read from their works.

Avast ye swabs! Irene Zielinski will GM "Scurvy Buggers", a troupe-style ahistorical fiction pirate RPG of her design. Up to 6 players. 2 hours.

Maybe the reason we haven’t found Extraterrestrial Alien Civilizations is because they were already here. This is the Silurian Hypothesis. Named after a Dr. Who episode. Did an intelligent race of reptilian humanoids rule the earth 350 million years ago? After 50 million years how could you tell? What trace evidence would remain and where? What can we use from human history and geology to provide clues where to look? This will be an open discussion, but we will stick to the main premise and what we can reasonably extrapolate from our knowledge of science as we examine the evidence of what is currently known. So that means inter-dimensional aliens who live in the sun are off the table. That’s for another panel.

Griffin Barber will host a discussion on how to be a good moderator of panels. Recommended for newbies and those who need a refresher or are experienced but looking for advice on techniques for keeping panels on track.