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The current plan as approved by the PAX organizers is the showing of the main GET LAMP episode at 9:30, followed by a panel on stage of people interviewed for the film, and then some showings of a few more features of the DVD after that, including the Infocom and Bedquilt episodes. | |||
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IF-Related Events
- Storytelling in the world of interactive fiction
- (Friday, March 26th, 5:30pm-6:30pm, Wyvern Theatre)
Text adventures have been quietly experimenting with narrative gaming for thirty years. Five authors from the amateur interactive fiction community discuss the design ideas in their games -- reordered storylines, unreliable narrators, deeply responsive NPCs -- and how they apply to other kinds of games. (Rob Wheeler (mod.), Robb Sherwin, Aaron Reed, Emily Short, Andrew Plotkin)
- GET LAMP Panel/Screening
- (Friday, March 26th, 9:30pm, Naga Theatre)
Premiere of Get Lamp!
The current plan as approved by the PAX organizers is the showing of the main GET LAMP episode at 9:30, followed by a panel on stage of people interviewed for the film, and then some showings of a few more features of the DVD after that, including the Infocom and Bedquilt episodes.
- Purple Blurb
- (Monday, March 29th, 6 pm? Nick Montfort's office)
Emily Short and Jeremy Freese present IF at MIT.
IF Fans Attending
(People who have said they're attending at least some of the con)
- Andrew Plotkin (zarf)
- Emily Short
- Aaron Reed
- J. Robinson Wheeler
- Robb Sherwin
- David A. Cornelson
- Jason Scott (jscott)
- Jacqueline A. Lott and Sam Kabo Ashwell (maga)
- Christopher Armstrong
- Jeremy Freese
- John Cater (katre) and Duchess
- Jesse McGrew
- Iain Merrick
- Jon Blask
- Nick Montfort
- Dan Schmidt (dfan) and Liza Daly (liza)
- Carl Muckenhoupt (baf)
- Juhana Leinonen
- Jason McIntosh
- Kevin Jackson-Mead
The IF Suite
I (zarf) have reserved a large suite on the top floor of the Back Bay Hilton. (Room number TBA.) We have the room from Thursday afternoon until Monday morning, although I currently plan to clear out on Sunday evening.
This shall be called the "[People's Republic of Interactive Fiction] Hospitality Suite".
The plan is to have the door open through Friday, Saturday, and some of Sunday. It will be both a rendezous/hangout point for mudders and IF community folks, and a publicity center for newcomers interested in IF.
Ideas:
- Chips, soda, M&Ms in mass quantities
- A Speed-IF at some point in the weekend
- Maybe some scheduled discussions beyond the official PAX panel
- Fliers: we should have a stack of fliers describing the suite and all PAX IF events, official and unofficial. Leave on free-flier tables in the convention center.
- Badge ribbons for all of us ("Grue lover"? "Ask me about Interactive Fiction"? "Lost in a maze of twisty little passages"?)
- Badge stickers for anyone who drops by the suite (may be same as ribbons)