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February 27, 2006

Memorial for Octavia Butler

Filed under:News, Science Fiction, Writing — Lake Desire @ 10:40 pm

Pacific Northwest readers: there is going to be a memorial for Octavia Butler at the Science Fiction Museum in Seattle on March 2nd, 2006, at 7:30 pm. My class schedule will make it difficult for me to attend, but if I am able to make it down to Seattle I’ll post here so I know to say hi to any readers attending.

Tip-off on Whileaway. Also information there on a memorial in New York March 3rd.

I’ve also posted a bit more about Octavia Butler on tekanji’s blog, including links to some of her work available online.

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