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Coyote Con, Meet the Cards, Raelyn Barclay, readers, reading, tarot, tarot spreads, writers, writing
As I mentioned on Sunday, I’m tentatively scheduled to do a panel at Coyote Con in October. I’m rather nervous and excited about the prospect.
But how should I go about it?
If we maintain a similar format to the first Con, I’m looking at chatting for a half hour, give or take, then opening the chat room to a Q&A session for the balance of the time, approximately another half hour. Note: I’ll be able to post links but probably not images.
So I open this to y’all.
- What would you like to see as part of a Tarot in Writing type session?
- What info have I covered here on the blog that you would like to see expanded upon?
- Are you interested in more of a how to read the cards like the Meet the Cards series?
- Or more spreads like I had in the Using Tarot in Writing series?
- What DON’T you want to see?
- The Con is for writers AND readers, as a reader is there an aspect of Tarot you’d like to see covered?
- What have I missed?
Thank you for your comments and I hope to see you at Coyote Con!
Angela Brown said:
I don’t think I’ll get a chance to make the Coyote Con. 😦 But, I’m sure you’ll do a fantastic job. As a reader and a writer, I’ve been enjoying your Meet the Cards series very much. I’m such a novice though, and I wonder if there would be a way to do something interactive?
Raelyn Barclay said:
Coyote Con is online and free…I’m sure you could sit in on a panel or two. What exactly are you thinking when you say interactive? The panels will be done in a chat room setting. While I’d love to post an image and go from there, I don’t think that will be possible.
Thanks Angela.
Maria Zannini said:
Even with the best intentions, I never seem to make these online cons, but I’ll pencil it in anyway.
As for topic, it gets complicated because of the potential audience. Since you’ve already done Meet the Cards, you can always refer people back to your blog for more info. But since your audience could be readers OR writers, you might want to cash in on the mythos of tarot. Maybe do some research into some famous readings to supplement your chat and sprinkle in some little known facts about tarot.
Raelyn Barclay said:
Oh that’s a great idea! It’s certainly an area of Tarot I want to learn more about myself.
Thanks Maria.
Brinda Berry (@Brinda_Berry) said:
Wish I could be there! I’m sure you’ll do fine. 🙂
I gave you an award and ribbon on my blog today. Stop by if you get a chance.
Raelyn Barclay said:
It’s online Brinda, no travel involved 🙂
Thanks, I’ll hop over there in a bit.