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Historian and comic book author Van Plexico joined me on a panel asking whether revisionist history was the new fantasy. Incredibly, fans in the Sci-Fi & Fantasy Literature track were not only awake on Monday at 10AM, closely following Dragon*Con’s last late-night activities, they were exceptionally erudite and thoughtful.
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Jamie Bamber is the English-American actor currently starring as Major Lee "Apollo" Adama in the SciFi Channel’s Battlestar Galactica. He’s worked steadily as an actor in TV, film and radio in Europe and the US. His notable roles have included Lt. Archie Kennedy in A&E’s Horatio Hornblower adventures and Lt. Jack Foley in HBO’s Band of Brothers.
Matthew Lewis (Neville Longbottom) and James and Oliver Phelps (Fred and George Weasley), the busy stars of the Harry Potter movies, kindly agreed to adjust their schedules to answer a few questions for the Daily Dragon.
The Parsec Awards, a "Celebration of Speculative Fiction Podcasting," were established in 2006, dedicated to rewarding excellence in various aspects of Speculative Fiction Podcasting—available for both Sci-fi & Fantasy Original Content, podiobooks, and a variety of other categories dealing with the new frontiers of Portable Media.
Saturday night, artists gathered in excited anticipated for the Art Show awards, presented by celebrated artist Todd Lockwood. The awards consisted of three categories: the Special Awards (people’s choice), the Treasure Chest Charity Art Project (the charity art project), and the Juried Awards.
Artist Don Matz, who judged the treasure chests, could not attend because he was currently judging the Dawn Look-alike contest. A member of the audience joked that Matz was judging "another kind of chest."
And the winners of the 2007 Dragon*Con Independent Film Festival are:
Best Short Film: "Jakob and the Angels"
Best Animated Film: "Operation: Fish"
Honorable Mention: "Thanksgiving with the Kranzes"
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Dragon*Pod Podcast
Check out Dragon*Con's official podcast:
Episode #1 - A brief introduction and an interview between Swoopy and Pat Henry, Dragon*Con's Chairman.
Episode #2 - More information and a great interview with Wayne Hutchinson, the Director of the Whedon Universe Track. Go Browncoats!
Dragon*Con Store
The place for official Dragon*Con merchandise: T-shirts, lanyards, DVDs, and more!
- Fri: Noon-7:00PM
- Sat: 10:00AM-7:00PM
- Sun: 10:00AM-7:00PM
- Mon: 10:00AM-5:00PM
Dragon*Con TV
Set your dials when you check in to your hotels:
Hyatt: 42
Marriott: 37
Hilton: 14
Hyatt: 42
Marriott: 37
Hilton: 14
Charity Auction and Blood Drive 2007
The 2007 Dragon*Con Charity Auction earned $8,700, and the Star Wars Charity Auction earned $1,500, for a total of over $10 thousand, to benefit the American Diabetes Association. Thank you for your generosity!
Blood Drive 2007 tally so far:
- Fri: 80 units
- Sat: 80 units
- Sun: 150 units
Thank you!
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