2011 Registration Hints, Tips, and Information

We heard you, we listened, and we’re implementing a new barcode registration process for 2011! Those of you who have purchased your memberships in advance will receive (or have already received) a postcard with a barcode on the mailing label. Please bring that postcard, with the mailing label intact and legible, as well as a valid, government-issued photo ID with… Read more →

New Track for 2011: Kaleidoscope

Announcing a new track for 2011! Fans of the Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, and Cartoon Network, the Kaleidoscope Track is just for you! Featuring panels and discussions about shows like Wizards of Waverly Place, Tower Prep, House of Anubis, Phineaus and Ferb, as well as the all-time favorite, Spongebob Squarepants. 9-13 year-olds welcome as well as parents and kids at heart!… Read more →

New Membership Badge Transfer Policy for 2011

Dragon*Con 2011 is fast approaching, and we wanted to make it a special point to get the word out about a policy change that’s new for this year. As part of our roll-out of the new registration system, we’re changing our membership badge transfer policy. Badge transfers are a very labor intensive operation, and we need those resources working on… Read more →

The Desert of Souls

A Review of The Desert of Souls by Howard Andrew Jones

I received an advance reader’s copy of the forthcoming novel, The Desert of Souls (Thomas Dunne Books, February, 2011), by Dragon*Con guest Howard Andrew Jones for review. In addition to being a novelist, Howard Jones is also the Managing Editor of Black Gate magazine. Soldier Asim el Abbas and scholar Dabir ibn Khalil make an unlikely buddy match-up in this… Read more →

The National Inclusion Project Needs You!

The National Inclusion Project has been named as the 2011 Beneficiary of Dragon*Con Charity Events. Please help it earn a $50,000 “Refresh Everything Challenge” grant from Pepsi right now! The National Inclusion Project serves to bridge the gap that exists between young people with disabilities and the world around them. NIP partners with communities and inclusive programs creating awareness about… Read more →

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