North American Science Fiction Convention

We are the 8th North American SF Con since 1975

Seattle Airport Hilton and Conference Center

Cascadian Sites and Stories

(excerpts from Dance of Knives - Donna McMahon)

NORTH AMERICA'S GREAT APE: the SASQUATCH
A wildlife biologist looks at the continent's most misunderstood large mammal

and when you are not busy with official Militia duty-Cascadia Con wants you to volunteer. It's easy just e-mail Volunteers

I Support The
Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus

Stalking Cat

This Cat walks on two legs and stands six feet tall and he is the only Earth Cat that we know of who can speak English.

Cat is Heron and Lakota and is following a very old Huron Tradition by transforming himself into his totem, a tiger.

You may have seen him either in his new local digs on Whidbey Island, or he has been featured on Ripley's Believe it or Not, Larry King Live, German TV, and Japanese TV as well as a variety of newspapers.

At Cascadia Con Stalking Cat will share with us some of his thoughts behind extreme body modification and walking the path with your spiritual totem.

He also has a wealth of information to share about Furry Fandom - the real scoop instead of the television portrayed misinformation.

Time left until Cascadia Con:

The North American Science Fiction and Fantasy Convention

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