Some airplay, READERCON and more!
1:28 pm June 8 2021 #tuesdayvibe @KitotoLove @SoulHeritage1 @NotableMusicCo Kitoto Sunshine Love sings Bobby Hebb "Proud Soul Heritage" on #BostonRockandRollAnthology21 with Steve Holley and Thomas Hebb Produced by @joeviglione
1:28 pm June 8 2021 #tuesdayvibe @KitotoLove @SoulHeritage1 @NotableMusicCo Kitoto Sunshine Love sings Bobby Hebb "Proud Soul Heritage" on #BostonRockandRollAnthology21 with Steve Holley and Thomas Hebb Produced by @joeviglione 
10:13 PM · Jun 8, 2021 #Tuesday @heidijohines @karmacarband Who's Fooling Who off #BostonRockandRollAnthology21 on @rranimaltour #VarulvenRecords #BostonRock 
10:50 PM · Jun 8, 2021 #tuesdaymotivations @KBRITZofficial @mysticbowie @YouTube 
10:15 PM · Jun 8, 2021 #Tuesday @heidijohines @karmacarband Who's Fooling Who off #BostonRockandRollAnthology21 on @rranimaltour #VarulvenRecords #BostonRock 
readercon is virtual this year
gary sohmer's COMICON
Gary Sohmers Event July 2, 3 and 4 in Boxborough
I'm doing an interview with Gary
Free Admission to June 12th Comic Book Convention in Southern NH
Nashua
WHEN & WHERE
HOLIDAY INN HOTEL & SUITES
https://nashuacomicfest.com/
9 Northeastern Boulevard, Nashua, New Hampshire 03062, United States
(603) 888-1551
DATE: JUNE 12, 2021
GRANITE STATE BALLROOM 10AM-3PM
2021 ONLY: FREE ADMISSION!
HOLIDAY INN HOTEL & SUITES
https://nashuacomicfest.com/
9 Northeastern Boulevard, Nashua, New Hampshire 03062, United States
(603) 888-1551
DATE: JUNE 12, 2021
GRANITE STATE BALLROOM 10AM-3PM
2021 ONLY: FREE ADMISSION!
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READERCON 31 is online this year
https://www.readercon.org/
Readercon 31
August 13–15, 2021 (See our latest announcement for more.)
Hosted online!
Guests of Honor:
Jeffrey Ford & Ursula Vernon
Memorial Guest of Honor:
Vonda N. McIntyre
Questions?
Send mail to info@readercon.org for answers.
About Readercon
(Please note that Readercon 31 will be a little different from the usual format described below, as the 2021 convention will be a virtual one!)
Although Readercon is modeled on "science fiction conventions," we have no art show, no costumes, no gaming, and almost no media. Instead, Readercon features a near-total focus on the written word.
In many years the list of Readercon guests rivals or surpasses that of the Worldcon in quality. Readercon is the only small convention regularly attended by such giants of imaginative literature as Samuel R. Delany, Ellen Datlow, Amal El-Mohtar, John Crowley, Greer Gilman, and Catherynne M. Valente.
The program consists of two tracks each of panel discussions, author readings, and solo talks or workshops, plus kaffeeklatsches (intimate gatherings with an author), autograph signings, and extracurricular activities. The program also currently features the presentation of two major genre awards: the Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award for a neglected author and the Shirley Jackson Awards for dark fantasy and psychological suspense.
There is a large Bookshop full of new, used, and rare, and collectible books & magazines (and yet more great conversation; if a Readercon attendee is not at a program item, they're probably here).
There's more. We publish a Souvenir Book whose pages of content rival a Worldcon's in number, and a separate, comprehensive Program Guide. There is a hospitality suite well-stocked with munchies; and, yes, there are parties. Readercon is also proud to host a number of charitable efforts.
Quotes
"The reason I love Readercon is that it's all about the words. The people who read them mix effortlessly with the people who write them… The panels are lively and unusual, the panelists ardent and articulate."
— Hugo-winning author James Patrick Kelly, in Asimov's, naming Readercon as one of three recommended conventions (the others being the World Science Fiction and World Fantasy Conventions)
August 13–15, 2021 (See our latest announcement for more.)
Hosted online!
Guests of Honor:
Jeffrey Ford & Ursula Vernon
Memorial Guest of Honor:
Vonda N. McIntyre
Questions?
Send mail to info@readercon.org for answers.
About Readercon
(Please note that Readercon 31 will be a little different from the usual format described below, as the 2021 convention will be a virtual one!)
Although Readercon is modeled on "science fiction conventions," we have no art show, no costumes, no gaming, and almost no media. Instead, Readercon features a near-total focus on the written word.
In many years the list of Readercon guests rivals or surpasses that of the Worldcon in quality. Readercon is the only small convention regularly attended by such giants of imaginative literature as Samuel R. Delany, Ellen Datlow, Amal El-Mohtar, John Crowley, Greer Gilman, and Catherynne M. Valente.
The program consists of two tracks each of panel discussions, author readings, and solo talks or workshops, plus kaffeeklatsches (intimate gatherings with an author), autograph signings, and extracurricular activities. The program also currently features the presentation of two major genre awards: the Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award for a neglected author and the Shirley Jackson Awards for dark fantasy and psychological suspense.
There is a large Bookshop full of new, used, and rare, and collectible books & magazines (and yet more great conversation; if a Readercon attendee is not at a program item, they're probably here).
There's more. We publish a Souvenir Book whose pages of content rival a Worldcon's in number, and a separate, comprehensive Program Guide. There is a hospitality suite well-stocked with munchies; and, yes, there are parties. Readercon is also proud to host a number of charitable efforts.
Quotes
"The reason I love Readercon is that it's all about the words. The people who read them mix effortlessly with the people who write them… The panels are lively and unusual, the panelists ardent and articulate."
— Hugo-winning author James Patrick Kelly, in Asimov's, naming Readercon as one of three recommended conventions (the others being the World Science Fiction and World Fantasy Conventions)
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