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==Panel Description== | |||
18 Dark Fantasy | |||
Reading SF&F•629• Friday, 1:00-2:15 p.m. | |||
Dark fantasy has become wildly popular in both romance and erotica. What does it take for a fantasy to qualify as "dark?" It has to be more than just the use of beings such as vampires and werewolves. What is the appeal? Who are some of your favorite authors and why? | |||
==Panelists== | ==Panelists== | ||
M: Sarah Monette, Patricia C. Hodgell, Diana Sherman, Tiffany L. Trent | |||
[[Patricia C. Hodgell]], [[Sarah Monette]] (moderator), [[Diana Sherman]], [[Tiffany L. Trent]]. [[Ron Serdiuk]] was scheduled to moderate but didn't make it. | [[Patricia C. Hodgell]], [[Sarah Monette]] (moderator), [[Diana Sherman]], [[Tiffany L. Trent]]. [[Ron Serdiuk]] was scheduled to moderate but didn't make it. | ||
Revision as of 18:13, 20 June 2006
Panel Description
18 Dark Fantasy Reading SF&F•629• Friday, 1:00-2:15 p.m. Dark fantasy has become wildly popular in both romance and erotica. What does it take for a fantasy to qualify as "dark?" It has to be more than just the use of beings such as vampires and werewolves. What is the appeal? Who are some of your favorite authors and why?
Panelists
M: Sarah Monette, Patricia C. Hodgell, Diana Sherman, Tiffany L. Trent
Patricia C. Hodgell, Sarah Monette (moderator), Diana Sherman, Tiffany L. Trent. Ron Serdiuk was scheduled to moderate but didn't make it.