Wigwam Resort Litchfield Park, Arizona July 2-5, 2004

C.J. Cherryh - Author Guest David Cherry - Artist Guest Diana Gabaldon - Local Author Guest Heather Alexander - Music Guest John Hertz - Fan Guest www.conkopelli.org [email protected] Progress Report #3 1 C.J. Cherryh Author Guest C. J. Cherryh’s first novel, Gate of Ivrel,1976. She received the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer at SunCon, 1977 . In 1979, she won her first Hugo Award for “Cassandra,” at SeaCon in Brighton, UK. At Chicon IV, , 1982, her novel Downbelow Station won the Hugo and in 1989, Cyteen won the Hugo at Noreascon III in Boston. Cyteen also won the Locus Award for best SF Novel of 1988. Born 9/1/42 in St. Louis, Missouri, and presently residing in Edmond, Oklahoma, which is located about ten miles north of Oklahoma City

David Cherry Artist Guest David Cherry, a multiple award-winning professional artist, is consistently ranked as one of the best fantasy and science fiction artists in the country. David has painted covers for over 30 paper back books, written short stories, and even has a series of trading cards featuring his work. “The recognition I am most proud of is being asked to speak about my work to the Smithsonian Institution” said Mr. Cherry. I am talking to them about including some of my art in one of their exhibitions.” In addition to final art on the boxes and in the game, Mr. Cherry will be the concept artist for future titles. “As Ensemble ventures into non-historical topics, David will be essential for creating the look, the architecture, and the characters that will inhabit these games.” said Mr. Goodman. It’s an honor to have him working with us when creating these new worlds.” 2000 Chesley Award Nomination for Lifetime Artistic Achievement The Chesley Award for Best Color Work: Unpublished

Heather Alexander Music Guest Heather Alexanders free time is spent singing and playing original and traditional Celtic music on fiddle, guitar and bodhran. She makes her home outside Portland, Oregon performing regularly from Portland to . 2001 saw the release of her fourth solo album, “A Gypsy’s Home, Songs of the Roving Life” a collection of Celtic traditional and Celtic styled original songs, and she has begun work on her latest effort, an album of music inspired by S/F author Steven Barnes’ upcoming novel, “Lion’s Blood”. In 1999 she was proclaimed the “Official Bard of Clan Gordon” (northwest). Her appearances at pubs, coffee houses, Folk Music Festivals and Highland Games have made her music available to the Scottish community and the public at large. She can be found on the Web at www.heatherlands.com. 2 John Hertz Fan Guest John Hertz was born in Chicago in 1949 and has been an avid SF reader from an early age. Prior to finding fandom he was interested in such hobbies as magic and computers. John moved to LA in 1969 where friends introduced him to LASFS and fandom in general. John still resides in , where he works as a lawyer. He can usually be found at Worldeons, , and Loscons in beautifully tailored Regency formal clothes or more likely in casual clothes and a prominent propeller beanie.

Diana Gabaldon Local Author Guest nonfiction, The Outlandish Compan- ion.. She has a huge fan following for her Outlander series who are eagerly awaiting The Fiery Cross, the latest book in the series Watch for its release late Winter 2003 Her next novel will feature Lord John Grey in his own historical mystery titled Lord John and the Private Matter Diana was born and raised in Diana Gabaldon has confirmed that Arizona where she lives today with her she will attend as our Local Author husband and daughters. She has Guest of Honor. Her novels, beginning degrees in zoology and marine biology with Outlander, revolve around her as well as a Ph.D. in behavioral main characters, the 18th-century ecology . Diana has attended several Scotsman Jamie Fraser and his time- of our local conventions and has traveling wife, Claire Beauchamp proven to be an interesting guest. She Randall Fraser. They are set in 18th is very friendly and always happy to century Scotland and pre-revolutionary sign books. Diana also has an America. Other novels in the series interesting website at: http:// include Dragonfly in Amber, Voyager, www.cco.caltech.edu/~gatti/gabaldon/ and Drums of Autumn and one work of gabaldon.html 3 Programming Report books to be discussed, so you can read them before the convention. Dinosaurs and space ships, And a list of limited attendance Ancient legends and urban workshops that can be signed up myth, for before the convention. Some Workshops, demos, and book of our limited workshops will be discussions, pre-convention sign up and some And a surprise or two, will be at convention sign up. ConKopelli=s programming is The ANot Ready for Warp starting to take shape. Speed Players@ have been per- Our science programming is suaded to present a new late night strong on hard science with reading for your enjoyment. And emphasis on dinosaurs and space work is in progress on several travel. more surprises. We are very pleased to have If you have any suggestions for several Native-American scholars panels that you would like to see who plan on participating in the please send them to: convention. Including Kevin Sincerely , Dahl, executive director of Native Frances Burns Seeds/SEARCH, talking on native Pre-con Programing Director. foods and myth; Lora Largo, Phoenix College Librarian, will speak on Native American women’s and children’s literature; ConKopelli Filk Hershman John, Phoenix College teacher, will address OUR SPACE: We have The Native American comic book Paloverde Room for One Shots, superheroes and Jennifer Concerts and Panels during the Wheeler, Phoenix College day. At night we have Bardic teacher, will cover Navajo mythol- Circle in The Paloverde Room ogy and Chaos in the Fireplace In the next progress report Lounge. Sign up sheets for there will be details on several Concerts and one shots will be workshops, including submittal available at Con. If you send your guidelines and themes for short Email address to stories to be reviewed in several [email protected], I will send writing workshops. A list of you updates on Filk Develop- 4 ments and precise information on panels, let me know and I will Concert, One Shot and panel pass your information to program- distribution as I develop it. ming.

PANELS: Panels are planned on OUR GOH: Lyric Writing and Harmony, thus Our Music GOH is Heather far. Alexander. (See www.Heatherlands.com) FORBIDDEN CIRCLE: For Newbie Filkers there will be THE Gary Swaty, ConKopelli Music FORBIDDEN CIRCLE for two Liaison hours Friday evening in the Palo Verde Room. We will be singing all of the songs the oldsters are Contact Us tired of and the Newbies have never been allowed to hear. There Chair: Craig L Dyer will be an overhead projector so [email protected] everyone can sing along. Co- Bankers: Kim L Martin & H. Jeffrey George OUR FILK ATTENDEES: [email protected] Presently we have coming Heather Alexander(GOH), Programming: Frances Burns Elizabeth Burnham, Chris [email protected] Dickenson, Patrick Connors, Art Show: Ray Gish Nancy Freeman, Christina Paige, [email protected] Mark Horning, Jennifer Horning, Dealers: Bob LaPierre Forrest Ashley, Jennifer Ashley, [email protected] Larry Warner ... If you want to be listed in my Emails as a FILK Memberships: Nora Rankin ATTENDEE let me know. If you (pre-con) want to participate in panels and [email protected] programming beyond a single Information: concert send me your name and I [email protected] will see what can be done. Filk panels will be limited so I may not Webpage: www.conkopelli.org be able to accommodate every- one. If you do other types of 5 Charity Auction Science Education located in the Pima Air and Space Museum in We will be hosting two Tucson. The Challenger Space separate Charity Auctions. One Centers are international, not-for- will be our traditional Charity profit organizations founded by the Auction which will feature books, families of the seven Challenger art, posters, toys and other Science astronauts who perished in 1986. Fiction and Fantasy memorabilia Originally designed to offer educa- donated by local businesses, tional program to school children dealers at the convention and and teachers, the centers are now artists from the Art Show. The open to the public with a variety of other will be a special auction of programs including space missions, books. Only First Editions or an stargazing family programs and Advance Reading Copy that has planetarium programs. A complete been autographed by the author calendar of scheduled events is will be presented. A complete list available on their websites. of books to be auctioned is on our www.azchallenger.org and website but a sampling of authors www.pimaair.org is: Greg Bear, Terry Brooks, Orson Scott Card, George R.R. Martin, Julian May, Terry Pratchett and Barbara Hambly. The list will Challenger Space Center Tour continue to be updated as books Fly A Mission! are added. The charities that will benefit One of the sponsored charities for are Reading is FUNdamental (RIF) ConKopelli is the Challenger Space and The Challenger Space Center. Center. The Center’s mission is to in- Reading is FUNdamental (RIF) spire, excite, and educate people of all develops and delivers children’s ages about the mysteries and wonders and family literacy programs that of space, science, and the universe in help prepare young children for which we live. To achieve this goal the reading and motivate school-age Center offers a variety of programs for children to read. By the end of this both school children and adults in- year, RIF will have provided new, cluding exhibits, family stargazing events and simulated space missions free books and other essential in their state of the art center. The literacy resources to more than 5 funds raised in the charity auction at million children and their families. ConKopelli will go towards the Chal- The partner charity is The lenger scholarship fund which assists Challenger Space Center of schools and classes in covering the Arizona located in Phoenix and the costs of field trips to the Center with Challenger Center for Space the hope that the children will develop 6 an interest in math and science as well headsets, continuous messages on the as space. loudspeakers, electronic messages, The Challenger Space Center is an teammates they can only see on video affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution. monitors, and hands-on activities at Additionally, the Center has won the science stations following awards: The Challenger Centers Technol- Best Science Lesson from the Arizona ogy Flight Deck features nearly one Republic million dollars in technology, including Best Place to See Stars from the New a Mission Control room designed after Times Johnson Space Center; the Spacecraft, First Place Best of the West Award for designed to simulate a room onboard K-12 the International Space Station (ISS); Education for the Smithsonian Educa- and the ESTM, (Earth Space Transit tors Conference Module), which transports teams of West Valley Treasure, WESTMARC crew members up to dock with the ISS so they can live and work in space. There will be an additional charge for this event which will include trans- portation to and from the Challenger Space Center as well as the mission. Price will be determined depending on how many people sign up for this event. If you are interested please reserve your seat ASAP, reservation will be taken only until June 30, 2004. Please reserve early though, as space is lim- ited. Reserve through [email protected] or write to us FLY A MISSION at PO Box 67457, Phoenix AZ 85082. As part of our science track of pro- gramming we are offering the chance to fly a mission at the Challenger. We have the opportunity to fill two mis- sions on a first come, first served ba- sis. The mission scenario is entitled Rendezvous With a Comet, and in- cludes a unique 12-minute launch and docking experience. The mission is a non-stop adventure featuring space emergencies and more. Come on aboard and find out if you’ve got the right stuff! Everything around partici- pants reminds them of their mission computer consoles, communication 7 Location Information The Wigwam Resort The 2004 will be held at the four star / four diamond resort 300 Wigwam Blvd known as the Wigwam Resort. It is Litchfield Park, Arizona located about 25 miles west of Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. Details on how to 623-935-3811 get there will be forthcoming in future PRs. For now, I’d like to tell you more about the resort.

Our Hotel Tour

Now that we’ve covered the Main Lodge containing most all of the function space at the Wigwam Resort, let’s move on to the sleeping rooms and the overall grounds. The Main Lodge described in PR#2 Room rates are is situated on the southeastern quarter Rooms: $105 of the resort property. The rest of this Suites: $135 quarter is free parking, valet parking, the main driveway to the resort from This includes gratuity for Wigwam Blvd., front lawn, etc. The bellman (check in/ out) and maid northwestern quarter contains the golf services as well as unlimited use of the courses, putting greens, driving range, Health Facilities, Valet and Resort pro shop, Grille On The Greens Parking, Bicycles, Shuttle to the Rotisserie & Lounge, locker rooms, Wigwam Outlet Mall, Croquet, Putting tennis courts, tennis shop & fitness Green, Basketball Court and In-room center, volleyball court, basketball Coffee. court and a few buildings containing rooms and suites. The northeastern quarter contains the blue course, fairway suites (our party area) and more rooms. The southwestern quarter contains the remainder of the rooms and suites as well as one more putting green. All rooms and suites are located in standalone casitas with their own parking areas, all free. A casita is Spanish for little house and you might have 3 or 4 rooms/suites per building, or you might have more like 24 in the newer buildings. Besides the 8 main pool near the Main Lodge you number (it’s a long story and has to do also have the Courtyard Pool near the with Arizona innkeepers laws), but you newer buildings in the southwest may request a given room type when quarter. making your reservation. Since the For our event in 2004 we have two resort has been built up over the years classes of accommodations: rooms and since 1919 it has a unique charm to its suites. All rooms are $105/nt plus tax rooms and grounds. We hope you single/double/triple/quadruple. Not all enjoy your stay. rooms can sleep up to 4, so check with If you have questions about the the resort to make sure you get what hotel or problems with your reserva- you need. The suites are $135/nt plus tions please contact Mike Willmoth, tax s/d/t/q as well. Out of 331 total on [email protected], property they have 138 kings (K), 187 480-945-6890 double doubles (2D) and 6 executive suites. The following rooms are $105/ nt: Traditional (1 K only), Superior (38 K or 69 2D), Deluxe Non-Smoking (18 .PDF Format K, 36 2D), Deluxe Smoking (5 K, 10 2D), Progress Report Deluxe Accessible (6 2D only), and Grand Deluxe (42 K or 46 2D). The We are making all our following suites are $135/nt: Superior (16 K or 10 2D), Executive (6 Smoking Progress Reports available via Doubles only, used by the convention email in Adobe .pdf format. If you for Green Room, Program Operations, would like to recieve the PR by etc.), Deluxe Non-Smoking (2 K or 2 email instead of a mailed hard 2D), Deluxe Smoking (2 K or 3 2D), copy please contact us at Grand (3 K or 3 2D), Tennis (4 K only), and Luxury (3 K only). Bacabi [email protected] (2K+2D) and Oraibi (2K+2D) are also used by the convention as Gaming and Progress Report Ad Rates Consuite/Staff Lounge. Some rooms interconnect with other rooms or Full Page - $50; Half Page - $25; parlors creating suites. Please call the resort for details about each room Quarter Page - $15 - Next description or send me an email and I’ll deadline January 5, 2004 do the best I can. Format: .pdf, .jpg, .tif, .pcx, .bmp On our website we plan to have the [email protected] room layouts (top down view) for each room type and number if possible. That way you’ll be able to see what looks like what. With over 50 different types of layouts it is quite a challenge to describe what you’ll get with each room type, number, etc. The resort will not guarantee you a specific room 9 Art Show questions, or if you are interested in reserving display space, please Our plan is to offer the best of contact Ray Gish at 2527 N. science fiction and fantasy art to Silverado, Mesa, AZ 85215 or the fans. Art show panels (a call 480-641-3997 or email at panel is 4 ft. X 4 ft. flat brown [email protected]. pegboard) may be reserved for a If you are interested in helping fee of $15.00 per panel. There is in the Art Show during the a max of 5 panels per artist. 3D convention please let me know. artwork can be displayed on 6 ft. Ray Gish X 2.5 ft. tables, with a fee of $30.00 per table, or $15.00 for Dealers Room 1/2 table. The convention will take a 12% commission on these Our Dealers room coordina- sales. tor has changed. We are We will feature a print shop — endevouring to get all the informa- an area for artists to sell multiple tion passed on to our new coordi- prints of some of their more nator, Bob LaPierre, but if you popular work, with the conven- requested info and have not yet tion taking 15% commission on received a reply please contact us these sales. There is no fee to again at [email protected] display in the print shop. All art show info for artists wanting to display art will be on Party Suites the web site soon or write or Party Suites will be reserved call for an art packet sent by through the convention party snail mail. coordinator. Please make a Artist Setup Friday, July 2, 2004: regular reservation and then 8 AM-12 noon. contact Tasha at We will accept Visa, [email protected] with your MasterCard, Discover and needs. Sitting conventions and American Express as well as cash bids will take precedence. and checks for art purchases. We are anticipating a great art show, so be sure to come down and see the pride of a lot of super artists. If you have any 10 Membership Rates

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