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July 26, 2009 By Laurel Anne Hill

Laurel Anne Hill (Author of "Heroes Arise) Schedule at Anticipation/2009 World Con in Montreal

Here's my Schedule at Anticipation in August.  Wow!  I get to talk about steam AND put together a train.

Every Picture Tells a Story , (1-026 Thu 14:00 1hr, P-510B Kids Programming) Laurel Anne Hill:  An artist draws a picture, then we create a story around it, guided by an expert storyteller. Which may lead to another picture…

Wooden Train Building  (1-077 Thu 17:00 1hr, P-510A Kids Programming) Kevin Standlee, Laurel Anne Hill:  Help us set up a massive wooden train layout, and maybe run an engine down the tracks.

Autographs (3-157S Sat 13:30 30min):  Peadar Ó Guilín, Jean-Pierre Guillet, Karen Haber, Colin Harvey, John Helfers, Laurel Anne Hill

Steampunk that Works (3-349 Sat 21:00 1hr, P-518BC Science and Space) Henry Spencer, Laurel Anne Hill, Sean McMullen:  Which of the envisaged steampunk technologies could actually work and how? How far could we take steampunk technologies? Could we have a steampunk quantum computer?

Author Reading  (4-144R Sun 12:30 1hr, P-522A) Joe Haldeman, John Kessel, Laurel Anne Hill

Writing Workshop V  (5-041 Mon 11:00 2hr, D-Royer) Laurel Anne Hill, Steve Miller, Adrienne Foster: Critique session for previously submitted manuscripts

A Century of Atom Smashing (5-107 Mon 14:00 1hr, P-516D Science and Space)  Bill Higgins, Laurel Anne Hill, Stephen R. Cooper:  Ernest Rutherford, the first atom smasher, won a Nobel prize for his work at McGill University in Montreal. We discuss his work, what he did and what it led to.

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