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Date/Area	Description
12 Jul - 15 Jul East Lansing, Michigan, USA	Mythcon 44 Green and Growing: The Land and Its Inhabitants in Fantasy Annual Mythopoeic Conference XLIV ("Mythcon 44") Scholar GOH: Dr. Christopher Mitchell, Director of The Marion E. Wade Center, Wheaton College, Illinois Author GOH: Franny Billingsley, Winner of the 2000 Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Children’s Literature for 'The Folk Keeper' Michigan State University is America's first land-grant university and the prototype for the entire land-grant system created when President Lincoln signed the Morrill Act in 1862. Our conference theme --Green and Growing: The Land and Its Inhabitants in Fantasy-- resonates with the unique history of MSU and will inspire many excellent papers and panels; the Call For Papers will be posted on the website in September 2012. Mythcon is an interesting blend of scholarly conference and fannish convention. In addition to plenary talks by our Guests of Honor, papers, and panels, we will present the 2013 Mythopoeic Fantasy and Mythopoeic Scholarship Awards at the Sunday evening banquet, we will enjoy various entertainments throughout the weekend and lots of community fun. Venue: Kellogg Conference Center, Michigan State Universi Web site: http://www.mythcon.org Contact details: mythcon44 AT mythsoc DOT org Postal Address: Mythcon 44, c/o Marion Van Loo, Box 71, Napoleon, MI 49261 - USA

Date/Area

Description

12 Jul - 15 Jul

East Lansing, Michigan, USA

Mythcon 44

Green and Growing: The Land and Its Inhabitants in Fantasy

Annual Mythopoeic Conference XLIV ("Mythcon 44")

Scholar GOH: Dr. Christopher Mitchell, Director of The Marion E. Wade Center, Wheaton College, Illinois

Author GOH: Franny Billingsley, Winner of the 2000 Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Children’s Literature for 'The Folk Keeper'

Michigan State University is America's first land-grant university and the prototype for the entire land-grant system created when President Lincoln signed the Morrill Act in 1862. Our conference theme --Green and Growing: The Land and Its Inhabitants in Fantasy-- resonates with the unique history of MSU and will inspire many excellent papers and panels; the Call For Papers will be posted on the website in September 2012.

Mythcon is an interesting blend of scholarly conference and fannish convention. In addition to plenary talks by our Guests of Honor, papers, and panels, we will present the 2013 Mythopoeic Fantasy and Mythopoeic Scholarship Awards at the Sunday evening banquet, we will enjoy various entertainments throughout the weekend and lots of community fun.

Venue: Kellogg Conference Center, Michigan State Universi

Web site: http://www.mythcon.org

Contact details: mythcon44 AT mythsoc DOT org

Postal Address: Mythcon 44, c/o Marion Van Loo, Box 71, Napoleon, MI 49261 - USA

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