Octocon 2010 Guests
Alan NolanSubmitted by Danielle Lavigne on 13. October 2009 - 1:48Alan Nolan is the co-creator - with Ian Whelan - of the twice-Eagle Award-nominated comic Sancho, along with a smattering of stories for other Irish publications, such as the beautiful “Sorry I Can't Take Your Call Right Now, I'm Off Saving the World” and the Irish-language comic RíRá. Alan's idiosyncratic sense of humour makes him a fantastic guest for any convention, and we're glad he's decided to come back to ours! »
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C.E. MurphySubmitted by Danielle Lavigne on 13. October 2009 - 1:47C.E. Murphy, AKA Cate Dermody, AKA Catie, is the Alaskan-Irish hybrid author of many fine novels from many fine genres. She's written the fantastic Walker Papers series, an urban fantasy trilogy, and even a series of action-adventure novels called The Strongbox Chronicles.
For more check out her Website »
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John VaughanSubmitted by Danielle Lavigne on 27. September 2009 - 22:20John Vaughn is the award-winning film maker of My Dad and Valour, as well as a general enthusiast of media, in particular, cinema and television. His manic comedy stylings have been...entertaining us for years and he's more than made up for it with two wonderful Octocon film premiers! His latest film, My Dad, which premiered at Octocon, has since gone on to win the coveted Best Picture (Short) Award at the prestigious Action On Film Festival in Pasadena, California. »
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Michael CarrollSubmitted by Anonymous on 27. September 2009 - 22:31Michael Carroll is the Dublin-based author of such series as The New Heroes (also called Quantum Prophecy) and the Pelicos trilogy. In addition, he has been the writer of such esoterica as his “Sprout” columns and comics for www.2000AD-review.co.uk, as well as for Judge Dredd Megazine and 2000AD itself. »
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Rob CurleySubmitted by Danielle Lavigne on 13. October 2009 - 1:51Robert Curley is the well-regarded author of the Eagle Award-nominated graphic novel series Freakshow, from his own Atomic Diner publishing label. He's also the publisher of many other fantastic Irish comics and the owner of the Sub-City chain of comic book stores in Ireland. We are looking forward to Róisín Dubh, a historical Fantasy graphic Novel, that is due out soon.
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Countdown
When?
16th & 17th October 2010
Where?
The Camden Court Hotel, Camden Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
How Much?
- Attending Membership: €50
- Students: €40
- Under 18: €40
- Supporting Membership: €20
- Under 12's: Free w/paying adult
- Buy four memberships, get fifth free! Get in touch for details.
- Pay in cash in the Central Hotel, first Sunday of each month!
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