Winner of the art book: Joe Monson Winners of the trading cards: Ruth Pier and Louisa Swann Congratulations! Contact Ginny at...

As if the occupation of a writer didn't carry with it enough intrigue, Louisa Morgan elevates it to the next level, enchanting with a...

This letter is my personal response to the issues raised about the WFC 2020 program panel descriptions and reflects only my opinions and...

It's October! Time for another giveaway! And our Artist Guest of Honor David Cherry has given us a lot to be excited for. He has...

An air of mystery, a splash of glitter, and a flood of an impressive resume: this self-proclaimed "peacock haired cat" delighted us with...

Creating narratives that rise up on a silver screen is quite the gift. Not every day do we get the privilege of interviewing an...

BioFantasy? Yes, BioFantasy! Fans of biology and lovers of fantasy, look out. Have we got a new best friend for you! While we at WFC may...

by Catherine Jones Payne When I walk in the woods, the world feels enchanted. Every firefly might be the tiniest fairy; every tree houses...

Yes, the pen is mightier than the sword. We agree... our favorite books agree... everyone agrees. But we're also not going to lie --...

The winner of the book drawing is Ruth Pier! Ruth, contact Ginny at chairginny@wfc2020.org to get your book. Give her the information for...

This week we are happy to get to know Mahtab Narsimhan! Mahtab is an award-winning author with numerous critically acclaimed books,...

Cindy Pon Serpentine Prize Drawing Working with Cindy Hung, author Cindy Pon has generously offered an autographed, personalized copy of...

This week, we're excited to chat with James Van Pelt. James Van Pelt is a full-time writer in western Colorado. His work has appeared in...

You may have heard folks talking about their grandma stories, especially folks from various diasporas. But if you don’t know where these...

Today we’re pleased to have Eugen Bacon as a guest on the Virtual World Fantasy Convention blog. Eugen is African Australian, a computer...

The winner of the book drawing is Lorna Hansmann! Lorna, contact Ginny at chairginny@wfc2020.org to get your book. Thank you everyone for...

The year was 2015. World Fantasy Convention was held in Saratoga Springs, NY that year. As always, the attendees list was a Who’s Who of...

This is Phil. He is a people dragon. As you can see, his hoard is made up of signatures of teens who have signed up for this year’s...

Our chairperson Ginny Smith is generously donating a signed copy of Brandon Sanderson's The Bands of Mourning for a book drawing! This...