#Dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldCon in tweet threads

I was looking up my own notes for the panels I attended at Worldcon 2019, so here's a listing of the threads I made. Also so I can find it later on. lol. I dunno how this embedding thing works, I'm assuming you can click it to open the full thread.

We'll see.

Insanely popular Dragons, wyrms, and serpents panel. #Dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldcon

Marie Brennan, Karen Simpson Nikakis, Aliette de Bodard, Naomi Novik, Joey Yu pic.twitter.com/pvesGD15z4

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 19, 2019

No lines this morning. Everyone must be hungover after the Hugo’s. 😂

Bigotry is not allegorical: strategies for reading and writing—Jacq Applebee, Cadwell Turnbull, Dr Liz Bourke, Dr J.S. Field#Dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldcon pic.twitter.com/44AgyTUrX6

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 19, 2019

Now at Alienised Identities!

Cadwell Turnbull, Kat Tanaka Okopnik, Stewart Hotston, Jacq Applebee, Alexander Hong#dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldcon pic.twitter.com/Uz6RlUwI2P

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 18, 2019

Still trying to get into the room for national identity. pic.twitter.com/jkGkCCklMz

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 18, 2019

Magical world building! With Christopher Husberg, Zen Cho, Diane Duane and Justin Call#Dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldcon pic.twitter.com/k8D94gtEsC

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 18, 2019

Lack of tech progress in fantasy.
Renee Sieber, Juliet E McKenna, J.S. Meresmaa, Ian R. MacLeod #Dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldcon pic.twitter.com/Ciw0pP4i4R

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 18, 2019

Urban fantasy from the margins. Found it because of Claire Light, but it sounds fascinating #dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldcon pic.twitter.com/E7Cnb6IqBA

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 17, 2019

More editor stuff wheeee

Michael Rowley, Eleanor Teasdale, Ginjer Buchanan, David Thomas Moore, John R. Douglas #Dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldcon pic.twitter.com/omjthFEF2o

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 17, 2019

Hokay! Mythological science fiction.

Tony Keen, Diedre M Murphy, Dyrk Ashton, Vida Cruz#dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldcon pic.twitter.com/Kq0j0IQ1Al

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 17, 2019

Re-imagining national epics! Obviously a new trend for today.

Meg MacDonald, Shweta Adhyam, Jo Walton, Stephan Grundy #Dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldcon pic.twitter.com/DfFFC88QWC

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 17, 2019

Queuing for the first thing, cos relevant: crafting a fantasy novel from mythology #Dublin2019 #anirishworldcon pic.twitter.com/0wKuHINe0X

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 17, 2019

In line with today’s apparent trend, Writing outside western expectations. #Dublin2019 #dublinworldcon2019 #AnIrishWorldcon pic.twitter.com/9mg2g2Haph

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 16, 2019

Post-colonial stuff again! #Dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldcon pic.twitter.com/d9OZOZe3lK

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 16, 2019

How to create anthologies. Cos our last one was..... eh could’ve been better. #dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldcon pic.twitter.com/gEfxPVwGoF

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 16, 2019

Cultural appropriation. #Dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldcon pic.twitter.com/LdDRT7gwUJ

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 16, 2019

Running a magazine. Because maybe NutMag can be something bigger. #dublin2019 #AnIrishWorldcon pic.twitter.com/4W1g9fo9X4

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 16, 2019

First panel for the day! Writing beyond king and colony. #dublin2019 #anirishworldcon pic.twitter.com/LluEjSGZ8A

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 16, 2019

Is literary escapism good for kids? I dunno I’m sort of fine? Lol. Let’s see what they say. #dublin2019 #anirishworldcon pic.twitter.com/2C01mrc7Eo

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 15, 2019

Alrighty. First panel for today, featuring Tasha Suri, Vida Cruz and Yasser Bahjatt. #dublin2019 #anirishworldcon pic.twitter.com/4EFA0a9SNC

— Anna Tan (@natzers) August 15, 2019

Why did I attend so many panels. hahaha.