Mysteries of Montreal

As previously mentioned, I had planned to go to more panels this year, making the most of this side of the convention. In previous years, I had indeed managed quite a few, but mostly on the gaming side. It turns out that was mostly the case this year again, but I tried. There was talk that more of the panels would be recorded and made available in some format, probably on Youtube once they've been edited. Once I hear where and how to access these, I will be sure to post that on the blog. Writing this out and reading it back, I seem to be more down on the panels than I thought I would be going in. In a way, this is just me working through what I think. Take these reviews with a pinch of salt. Literary Panels I made it to two solely literary panels. The first being: The Poetry of Edgar Allen Poe and its Long Shadow Michael Cisco, Christa Carmen, Frank Coffman, F. Brett Cox (M), Levi Leland, Sean Moreland. This was an early morning session, and one of the first of the Con. Four academ...

As I prepare myself to go to NecronomiCon 2024, I was running through old posts, when I found this draft from October 2019, when I had put together links from various panels and podcasts relating to the Con, yet I had never got round to publishing the post. So here I am, five years later, and I will post this, but only one I've checked that all the links are still valid.  The first post on the panels from the 2019 Con can be found here . King in Yellow Guerrilla Panel Victory at Home and Beyond: Investigators for Social Equality  The panel I did not make it to but would have liked to. Ghost Eater HP Lovecraft Literary Podcast. May be behind Patreon paywall. Miskatonic University Podcast / Good Friends of Jackson Elias  podcast cage match And finally, although not a panel as such, but episode 182 of the MUP is a  debrief of NecronomiCon 2019 , including Oscar Rios. Of particular interest, I get mentioned. Not named, but the guy Oscar is talking about at the table...