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Thursday, October 23, 2003
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Festival schedule

Thursday, 10-23

Paseo Verde Library, Conference Room, 280 S. Green Valley Pkwy.

10:30-11:45: Unveiling the Truth about Romance Stories

Presented by the Romance Writers of America,

Cactus Rose Chapter

Noon-1:15: "Writing Just for the Sell of it"

Marketing yourself and your writing

1:30-2:45: The Writers Life - a discussion with renowned poet Marvin Bell

3:00-5: Writing for Prime Time

Lee Goldberg and Bill Rabkin, writers/producers of Diagnosis Murder

Evening Program, UNLV

7:30-9 pm: Dead Man Poems--Marvin Bell reads

UNLV, Barrick Museum Auditorium

Friday, 10-24

Paseo Verde Library, Conference Room, 280 S. Green Valley Pkwy.

10:30-11:45: So You Want to be in Pictures

Screenwriting discussion with Bill Rabkin and Lee Goldberg

12-1:15: What's so Funny About That? Kevin Murphy and Mike Nelson talk about humor writing

1:30-2:15: The Suspense is Killing Me! Tips on mystery writing with Tod Goldberg and Jerrilyn Farmer

3-4:30: Alternative Publishing Options: Learn about print-on-demand, self-publishing and e-books

Rob Roberge, Catherine Daly, Steve Abee, Greg Brown

Public programs at other sites

1-2:30 pm: Ted Rall--To Afghanistan and Back

Community College of Southern Nevada, West Charleston Campus, D Building auditorium

4-5 pm: Ron Carlson--Short Stories, Big Ideas

Reading and Q&A

UNLV, Barrick Museum Auditorium

3-5 pm: Nancy Robinson Masters--teacher workshop

Using Literature to Motivate Reluctant Readers and Writers

Paseo Verde Library, Reading Room.

7: Keynote address, Rudolfo Anaya, Artemus Ham Hall, UNLV

Presentation of 2003 Humanities Award to Sherman Frederick

Presentation of 2003 Shepperson Book Prize to Gary Hausladen

FREE: ADVANCE TICKETS REQUIRED. CALL 895-ARTS

Saturday, 10-25

Outdoor programs

Poetry Tent

10:30 am: Bruce Isaacson

11 am: Jarrett Keene

11:30 am: Steve Abee

12:30 pm: Catherine Daly

1:30 pm: Henderson "Under-21" slam poets

2 pm: Ken Waldman

3 pm: "Open Mic" opportunities

Mervyn's "Go Places.Read." Children's Stage

10 am: Nancy Robinson-Masters, writer and educator

10:30 am: Baje Whitethorne, Navajo writer

11 am: Mac King--magic performance

Noon: The StoryGenie

12:30 pm: Richard Peck, Newberry Award winner

1 :30 pm: David Winkler, young adult author

Henderson Multi-Generational Center, Rooms A/B

10 am: Let's Get Real: Life Beyond the Strip

Robert Fielden, Moderator

Dr. Everett Overstreet, Urban Chamber of Commerce

Geoff Schumacher, Las Vegas Mercury

Hal Rothman, UNLV

11:15 am: Is Las Vegas Really Different? Understandings of Community in the Urban West

John L. Smith, Moderator

Eugene Moehring , UNLV

Marc Cooper, The Nation

David Schwartz, UNLV

12:30 pm: How Can You Live in a Metaphor? Las Vegas as Symbol in literature and film

Moderated by Michael Green, CCSN

Dayvid Figler, poet and essayist

Lee Barnes, novelist

Gary Hauslauden, geographer

2:15 pm: Chicano Literature Today

Panel discussion with Rudolfo Anaya, Lucha Corpi, Richard Yanez, Jose Skinner

Multi-Generational Center, Room C

12:30-1:30 pm: Writing Between the Lines: Insiders and Outsiders in the stories of

Jose Skinner

Richard Yanez

Rob Roberge

Paseo Verde Library, Conference Room

10 am: Mysterious Women

Jerrilyn Farmer

Lucha Corpi

11:15 am: Brevity Is the Soul of Wit; the short stories of Mary Yukari Waters

Aimee Bender

Ron Carlson

12:30 pm: Revenge of the Moviegoers

A satiric look at American movies and culture with MST3K alumni Kevin Murphy and Mike Nelson

1:45 pm: This Modern World by Tom Tomorrow

Political satire with cartoonist Dan Perkins

3:15 pm: Search and Destroy: Questioning Authority for a Living, Editorial Cartooning and Commentary with Ted Rall


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