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The SF/geek con that a coworker and I are going to be putting on at the library where we work is chugging along at the speed of academia. (On my list this week is to email the ConDFW former guests/panelists who expressed an interest, thank them, and let them know we'll be getting back to them in January...yeesh short notice, but hey.)

Anyway, one of the things I want to do for publicity for the con, which also has the benefit of publicizing Special Collections, is to do an exhibit of the covers of pulp novels in the collections in February. We had a meeting with the Rare Books Librarian, who is excited about this, and who pulled a bunch of dime novels we have as well as some pulp adventure novels out of the vault as a start, and the first week I'm back I'll go about seeing which ones I want to scan and print out, and what themes/text I can work up out of this.

Here are three covers, which are all fantabulous in their own way.

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If any of you know [livejournal.com profile] ursulav's work (and if you don't, you should), then you'll be happy to know that you can read her webcomic Digger, about a wombat, free for a week or two.

In other news, managed to remember to write a check out for an artists' alley table at AnimeFest - they explicitly say that their table layout is based on who gets their stuff in first, and I had a lousy location last year, so I wanted to get a much better one this year. XD And two art show panels, since I did really well last year - any anime or sf/fantasy artists here: AnimeFest is usually a very good show for art and they take mail-in artists, so I highly recommend you consider buying a panel in the art show.

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