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40 Years of Gen Con
We brought home some very exciting news from
Gen Con, about a project we're putting on the schedule for 2007. At Peter Adkison's invitation, we will be publishing a "40 Years of Gen Con" coffee table-style book to celebrate the convention's big anniversary next year. (It's older than I am!)
Robin Laws will be writing the book; Randy "
Keeper of Ancient Gen Con Lore" Porter will be the chief researcher/archivist; and
Michelle Nephew will be editing, coordinating, and managing the production. All of us have been attending Gen Con for more than a dozen years. I don't know if there are enough superlatives in the English language to describe how we feel about this project, personally and professionally.
We'll have a lot more to say about the book in the near future, as we will be reaching out to four decades of attendees to put together a vast collage of the Gen Con experience from every point of view that we can cram in the book. We'll be putting up a web page specifically for people to share tips, leads, personal stories, photos, etc., to help us make the best book possible. If you feel inspired by a rush of memories to share with posterity, or a discover of a box of old snapshots, we will want to hear from you!
Comments:
Congradulations! This is a big deal! Your a great a company and I think it's fantastic you get to represent for the convention. Living in Milwaukee for years I didn't realize how lucky I was. Good times, but I was a classic lurker. Besides crashing into Mark Hamil by accident and then getting dragged away by security I have no interesting stories to add.
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