Fantasy Fiction Panel

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Fine Arts Center
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Learn about  fantasy fiction authors:

Bradley P. Beaulieu - Sarah Monette - Amy Allworden

They will discuss their works, fantasy fiction, and field questions from the audience! This is a chance to get a multi-faceted perspective on all your fantasy fiction questions, whether they are about the author’s works, the fantasy genre generally, or the writing/publishing process for fantasy fiction books.

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Bradley Beaulieu

BRADLEY P. BEAULIEU fell in love with fantasy from the moment he began reading The Hobbit in third grade. While Bradley earned a degree in computer science and engineering and worked in the information technology field for years, he could never quite shake his desire to explore other worlds. He began writing his first fantasy novel in college. It was a book he later trunked, but it was a start, a thing that proved how much he enjoyed the creation of stories. It made him want to write more. He went on to write The Lays of Anuskaya series as well as The Song of Shattered Sands series. He has published work in the Realms of Fantasy Magazine, Orson Scott Card’s Intergalactic Medicine Show, Writers of the Future 20, and several anthologies. He has won the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Award and earned a Gemmell Morningstar Award nomination. Learn more about Bradley by visiting his website, quillings.com, or on Twitter at @bbeaulieu.

 

 

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Katherine Addison

 

 

KATHERINE ADDISON’s (Sarah Monette) short fiction has been selected by The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror and The Year’s Best Science Fiction. Her novel, The Goblin Emperor, won a Locus Award. As Sarah Monette, she is the author of the Doctrine of Labyrinths series and co-author, with Elizabeth Bear, of the Iskryne series. She lives near Madison, Wisconsin. Find out more about her on her website www.katherineaddison.com.

 

 

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Amy Allworden

 

AMY ALLWORDEN lives for adventure, or at least mild action that doesn't require a lot of bending. She grew up playing Dungeons & Dragons, reading Forgotten Realms books, and attending renaissance festivals and reenactment societies. Armed with these formative experiences and enriched by a BSc in Wildlife Biology as well as a year spent teaching English in Japan, she combined it all into a high-powered pastiche that fuels her creativity. Immolation is the first book in her debut series, Raven Vs Crow. For more information on the author or her novels, go to www.AmyAllworden.com or @amyallworden on Twitter, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram.

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