Give the gift of life and donate blood at Dragon Con’s annual Robert A. Heinlein “Pay It Forward” Blood Drive. For LifeSouth, which serves more than 40 hospitals in the Atlanta area and more than 110 hospitals in Florida, Georgia, and Alabama, Dragon Con is a major donation venue. Don’t miss out this year—join us, give blood, get a free… Read more →
Here’s an index of all the news, information, interviews, and articles we published for Dragon Con 2018! Panels/Events [catlist id=298 orderby=date order=desc numberposts=-1] Interviews [catlist id=297 orderby=date order=desc numberposts=-1] Contests/Awards [catlist id=299 orderby=date order=desc numberposts=-1] News/Information [catlist id=300 orderby=date order=desc numberposts=-1]
Best Short Film: Baghead Best Animated Film: The Legend of Rasputin Honorable Mention: Sound From the Deep Spirit of Dragon Con: The Bucketheads—A Star Wars Story team Animated Comedy 1st Place: The Legend of Rasputin Finalists: Bluehilda, Sea-Tectives Animated Drama 1st Place: Pour 585 Finalists: Crossing, Winston Comedy 1st Place: Voyage Trekkers Finalists: Hope in a Box, Kitchen Sink Classic… Read more →
Third Place: Erin Smith, Jenn Sapp, and Brit Roberds, the Sanderson Sisters, Hocus Pocus Second Place: Sav Suon and Meredith Cathcart, Legends of the Hidden Temple guards, Blue Barracuda and Red Jaguar First Place: Danny Hoang, Sun Wukong
Winner: Kathleen Berns Runner-up: Sophie
Third Place: Jason Freeman Second Place: Janice Hastings First Place: Magdalena O’Connor
Best Science Fiction Novel: Artemis by Andy Weir Best Fantasy Novel (Including Paranormal): Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson Best Young Adult/Middle Grade Novel: Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi Best Military Science Fiction or Fantasy Novel: A Call to Vengeance by David Weber, Timothy Zahn, and Thomas Pope Best Alternate History Novel: Uncharted by Kevin J. Anderson and Sarah A. Hoyt Best Media Tie-In… Read more →
The winner of the 2018 Eugie Foster Memorial Award for Short Fiction is “Clearly Lettered in a Mostly Steady Hand” by Fran Wilde (Uncanny Magazine, September 2017). The award is for original speculative short fiction stories no longer than 20,000 words published for the first time in the English language in the previous year. It is named in memory of… Read more →
