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Preliminary Program Grid for Karlo Yeager Rodriguez This is the Preliminary program schedule. Karlo Yeager Rodriguez may or may not actually be on these items, but probably will. However, due to circumstances beyond our control, modifications to the program can occur throughout the convention.

Friday 6:00 pm: Author Reading: Karlo Yeager Rodriguez (Ends at: 6:25 pm) Adams Participants:Karlo Yeager Rodriguez Karlo Yeager Rodriguez reads from new and upcoming works.

Saturday 11:00 am: Cooking Up Fiction (Ends at: 11:55 am) Monroe Participants:Randee Dawn, Diana Peterfreund, Mark Roth, Michael Swanwick, Karlo Yeager Rodriguez (M) People love to eat. Descriptions of meals and meal creation can drive a lot of storytelling. Sometimes the meals go well, other times they end up burnt and in the trash. What are some meats, veggies, and other concoctions which drive people's interest? From Klingon Blood Wine to dinosaur skewers a discussion of making a great meal in a story.

Saturday 12:00 pm: How Much Is Enough? (Ends at: 12:55 pm) Eisenhower Participants:Charles Gannon, Joshua Benjamin Palmatier, Suzanne Palmer, Darrell Charles Schweitzer, Karlo Yeager Rodriguez (M) Describing location, setting, clothing, food, and actions can be an important part of telling a story. But when does detail become overwhelming? The data dump is real, but is it necessary, and how do you know when it is needed? Panelists discuss balancing descriptions.

Saturday 3:00 pm: Important Rituals (Ends at: 3:55 pm) Jackson Participants:Danielle Ackley-McPhail, Jennifer Brinn, Larry Hodges, Leslye Penelope, Karlo Yeager Rodriguez (M) Religion often revolves around rituals, but so do societies and groups. Sheldon Cooper knocked three times in a specific manner, each time including a name for a reason. How can these little bits develop a world? What are some common rituals seen everyday? Which rituals deserve more attention? Which should go away?

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