Come out and hear our authors read from their works.

Artists discuss color theory behind 3 different art mediums and what sets their work apart.

G. Scott Huggins moderates this discussion on what's new in Young Adult Science Fiction and Fantasy.

David Sherrer will host a friendly (mostly) tournament of the card game for lovers of cats, snark, and magical fun, based on the bestselling "Love, Lies, and Hocus Pocus book series." You must collect (or steal) the 5 items necessary to build your assigned artifact, while simultaneously trying to prevent the other players from collecting theirs. The first to successfully assemble their artifact will save the magical library and gain the favor of Sir Edgar Allan Kipling, Magical Talking Cat Extraordinaire.

Closed for setup of the LC 36's Art and Charity Auction.

Megan Miller will host a writing workshop on how to write a realistic serial killer.

Come by the Author's/Artist's Alley to chat, buy a book or get an autograph!

"Build the Village, Create the Heroes, Defeat the Dungeon. This is a card based adventure game where you build up your village, recruit and level up heroes in any of four classes, and ultimately try to defeat trials the heroes encounter in three levels of dungeon rooms. Each round players will add new buildings, use village actions, and take quests into the dungeon itself! End game victory points will come from village cards, hero values, and progress thru the dungeon. Choose your starting village and let the questing begin!" Rich Garber, GM.

Come hear our authors read from their works.

Let's take a satirical look at Project Management. Since you won’t listen to good advice? How about some bad advice? You know you’re going to do it anyway. It’s easy to blame others for your problems so here are a few more to consider. Do you know any toxic managers, or maybe just that one overbearing dude who won’t shut up? This isn’t the Boy Scout's view of Project Management. I wish it was. This will focus on the ugly, but the ugly can be funny. So bring your war stories and be prepared to share. It's cheaper than therapy. Mark Haynes presents.

Autograph sessions will be directly in front of the Dealer's Room. Authors will cycle through hourly. Limit 5 books (if you bring more, get 5 signed and go to the back of the line.)

Weaponsmith Oren Truitt moderates this panel about how weapons worked in the past and speculates about the future of kinetic weapons.