The 7th Annual Sci-Fi on the Rock Convention is taking place from April 26-28th at the Holiday Inn in St. John’s.
The folks at SFOTR have been great supporters of AAMP for years and we support them right back.
Darren Hann, Member-at-Large from the AAMP Board is one of the founders of SFOTR, and, one of our key volunteers, Janet Bartlett, is one of the key volunteers with SFOTR, too.
For more information about events and guests, please visit http://scifiontherock.com/
Lots of AAMP members and supporters will be there, we’ve listed some of them below:
AAMP Mystery Party
AAMP (in partnership with Morrigan Mystery Evenings) is hosting a mystery party in the Scalero Room at East Side Mario’s on Friday, April 26 from 6-7:30. Admission is free, food can be purchased from East Side Mario’s.
Some details:
When Exposé Film Company turned their lens on the life and times of famous Sci-Fi actors, they expected to dig up tales of ridiculous levels of geekery, but what they uncovered was far more unseemly. In fact, it was a secret someone might kill to protect.
Join actors from the Association for the Arts in Mount Pearl and Morrigan Mystery Evenings as they present an interactive mystery game that lets you be the detective. Solve the mystery and win a prize.
Admission to the game is free, individuals must pay for their own orders from East Side Mario’s.
Workshops – http://scifiontherock.com/workshops/
AAMP Chair Christine Hennebury is leading a workshop called Goddesses, Gods and King Arthur: How mythology helped Stargate to tell bigger stories.
Dale Jarvis is leading a session called The Paranormal Story Swap.
Darren Hann is leading a session about his webseries Star Trek Reliant.
Kevin Woolridge will be talking about his comic strip The Little World and some of his other work.
MJMM Reader Scott Bartlett will be talking about his popular humour novel Royal Flush.
MJMM Reader Charles O’Keefe is leading a session on Vampire Fiction.
MJMM Readers Matthew LeDrew and Ellen Curtis of Engen Books are leading two sessions 1) Writing is for Everyone 2) The Dysfunctional Writing Panel.