Core Imagineering Interest Group

  • 1.  Welcome to the Connect Forum

    Posted Dec 08, 2020 11:12 AM
    Hi Imagineering Group,

    As of this week, the listserv group is now shut down and we are over on Connect.  We'll be figuring out a way to get the newsletter sent out over here, do a recap of the CORE forum author panel, and get ready to talk at MidWinter.

    Until then, what are you reading  now that the temperatures are taking a dive?

    Talk soon,
    Athina

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    Athina Livanos-Propst
    alivanospropst@pbs.org
    Digital Services Manager & Librarian
    PBS Education
    Membership Chair, FMRT
    Chair, Imagineering Interest Group
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  • 2.  RE: Welcome to the Connect Forum

    Posted Dec 09, 2020 08:51 AM
    Good morning, all! It's nice to be connected here with everyone.

    As for reading, well, I assume you're asking about SF&F, given the nature of our group - so leaving aside the history stuff I've been reading lately....I just finished Rebecca Kuang's last volume in her Poppy War trilogy, "The Burning God", which is wonderful (if more than a little brutal); I'm in the middle of Andrea Hairston's "Master of Poisons" right this second.

    Be well,
      Jeremy B.



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  • 3.  RE: Welcome to the Connect Forum

    Posted Dec 09, 2020 09:20 AM
    Hi Athina and everyone,

    I'm excited to be able to join the Imagineering group and connect with all of you!

    Since lockdowns/quarantines started, I haven't been able to read much other than graphic novels. Lately, I've been working my way through a backlog of Star Wars ones, and have finished the "main" title series and the Poe Dameron series, and am working on Doctor Aphra now. Some good stuff there!

    Best,
    Debbie

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    Debbie Luchenbill
    Associate Director, Open Source Initiatives
    MOBIUS Consortium
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  • 4.  RE: Welcome to the Connect Forum

    Posted Dec 09, 2020 10:59 AM
    Oh, yeah, those Doctor Aphra ones are fun!

    Jeremy




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