Where I’ll Be at Capclave 2020
Capclave is a small local convention that concentrates mostly on short fiction, held every October in Rockville, Maryland. This year, due to COVID-19, Capclave will be held remotely on October 17-18 (registration for this year is a mere $10, too). I’ve been going to Capclave since 2013, and it’s one of my favorite conventions (especially since it focuses on short fiction).
The following are the panels and events I’ll be a part of:
Saturday, 10:30 AM
Reading – Readings A Channel: I’ll be reading from “How Juan Bobo Got To los Nueba Yores” (that will feature in Speculative Fiction for Dreamers: A Latinx Anthology). If you drop in to listen and like what you hear, consider backing the project!
Sunday, 3:00 PM
Intro To Short Fiction Markets – Webinars 1: (with Neil Clarke, A. T. Greenblatt, Scot Noel, and Salena Ulibarri); Where can writers go to sell their short fiction? How do new authors find out about markets? What new markets have opened up? Are there too many online sources that pay less than market rates? Are print magazines still dying or are they in recovery with new print publications opening up?
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