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We are the 8th North American SF Con since 1975
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Cascadian Sites  and Stories

Vancouver 2108
(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
 

 

Join the Sasquatch Militia - Uncle Sas wants YOU!

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

 

Save The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus

I Support The
Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus

 

Everyone has at least one great story. A true event from their lives that is so strange, funny, tragic or heartwarming that it begs to be told. Comic Biography Theatre is devoted to telling those tales as comic book stories.
Debuting at the 2004 Bumbershoot arts festival in Seattle, CBT was conceived of as interactive live theatre. Popular comic book artists such as Phil Foglio, Roberta Gregory, Rick Hoberg and James Dean Smith each had four hours to draw up real stories submitted by festival attendees.
CBT turned out to be so much fun that we’re continuing it at Cascadia Con. We’ll be accepting stories before and during the con. (See submission info below.)
All stories must be true. We’re open to anything as long as it actually happened. However, since Cascadia is a science fiction convention, we’re particularly interested in bizarre, unexplainable events. (Think X-Files meets the Real World.)
All stories must be relatively brief since most will be drawn as one- or two-page comic book stories. So pick an interesting moment or brief event from your life (such as the time your brother stuffed a live lizard down your pants during Aunt Muriel’s wedding) rather than a long complicated event (such as your 35-year search for the perfect bean burrito.)
Please submit the text of your story in the body of an e-mail rather than an attachment. Send to CBT Editor John Lustig at John at Last Kiss Comics All stories become the property of Comic Biography Theatre.

Samples of Previous Comics

A sample of CBT stories from Bumbershoot:

"Stay on the Trail" -- Art and adaption by Phil Foglio, story by John Nelson.
See John Nelson's text submitted for "Stay on the Trail."

"Anhar" -- Art and adaption by Roberta Gregory, story by Joyce Glasgow

"The Instigators" -- Art and adaption by James Dean Smith, story by Tony
Ortega

"Death Watch" -- Art and adaption by Kevin Boze, story by anonymous

"The Guy on Bus 14" -- Art and adaption by Anton Bogaty, story by Marilyn
Nilwai

"Wilder Waves" -- Art and adaption by Scott Ball, story by Riley Sweeney

 

 

 

 
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