Program Participant
Allen M. Steele
Allen Steele is professional science fiction writer, with sixteen novels, five collections of short fiction, and a collection of essays to his name. His work has received numerous awards, including two Hugos. A former journalist, he has worked for newspapers and magazines in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Missouri, and Tennessee. He serves on the Board of Advisors for the Space Frontier Foundation, and has testified before the U.S. House of Representatives. His most recent work is Hex, a novel set in the universe of his Coyote series, and a novella, "Angel of Europa." His novelette, "The Emporer of Mars," has been nominated for a Hugo Award this year. He and wife live in western Massachusetts.
Programming for Allen M. Steele
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| Thu | 13:00 | (A03) | 1 hr |
People for the Ethical Treatment of Mars
Assuming we get there in the first place, what should we - and shouldn't we - do with what we find? |
| Thu | 15:00 | (A16) | 1 hr |
New Pro Orientation - Understanding Fandom
If you're starting to write and you're new to fandom and convention-going, this panel will help you understand what to expect from social media, fandom and conventions. |
| Thu | 17:00 | (A11) | 1 hr |
Ace/Roc
Information on what's coming up over the next few months from Ace/Roc |
| Fri | 13:00 | (A09) | 1 hr |
The Solar System and SF: Setting SF on the Planets We Know
In early SF, the planets of the solar system were simply exotic locales for adventure. The next generation of SF writers -- Heinlein, Clarke, and others -- tried for more realism, but their solar systems were very different from the one we know today. What are good examples, and how do the new limitations on what writers can do and still be realistic make for good SF. |
| Fri | 15:00 | (Hall 2 Autographs) | 1 hr |
Autographing: Fri 15:00
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| Fri | 16:00 | (D03) | 1 hr |
Building Our Homes under Alien Skies: Imagining the Domestic Frontier
What kind of house could an interdisciplinary team create for use on another planet? The eXploration Habitat (X-Hab) is a challenge for college students to do just that. Using this challenge as a starting point, our panel will explore how to approach building dwellings on other planets. http://www.nasa.gov/exploration/analogs/xhab_challenge.html |
Home Page: http://www.allensteele.com





