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Our regular line-up of anime enthusiasts are let loose once more to talk about... who knows? But it's sure to be informative and entertaining! If you love anime or are just curious, do not miss this panel!
 
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https://scaresthatcare.org/author-con-iv

https://2024.octocon.com/

The simplest, easiest thing that a reader can do for writers, especially less-represented authors, indie authors, and niche storytellers, is to post reviews. We're not talking about a deep literary analysis on your blog... just a short-and-sweet "what I liked (or didn't) about this" note on your favorite digital bookselling sites. Let's get together for a brief chat about what does and does not belong in a review, how to anonymize your reviews if you want to, and a little Q&A. Sure, we can talk about the difference between a negative review and a bad one. But then let's unlock our phones or computers and post a few reviews, live, then return to the rest of the con having crossed a few items off our to-be-reviewed lists. Sign up in advance online only.
 
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Our world has changed massively since the advent of mobile phones and even more so since smartphones became commonplace. Creators have often shied away from telling contemporary stories while they catch up with how they can tell stories with the new technologies. We ask if access to more information is the enemy of suspenseful storytelling, and why creators often don't want to tell stories with modern tech. 

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Meet Mitchell Sam Rossi, author of Sea of Betrayal
 
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Fisherman's Wharf, Pier 45, inside the Visitor's Center that is next to the USS Pampanito