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charloweenMy abstract got accepted to the Whoniverse Conference!
I'm on the technology panel, which rocks.
This means I'm a) officially an A-1 nerd and b) officially an academic! I might also be c) officially insane, because the conference is in Cardiff. But I'm also d) looking for flights to Wales, and they're not that pricy.
I've got months and months to prepare, and to figure out what the heck one does when one presents* at a conference (thucyken , piratefanatic : expect many emails), and plan another day of standing in line at the RSC to buy tickets to see David Tennant in Love's Labours Lost on the tail-end of its run. Hey, a girl can dream.
whoniverse_conf has updates about the conference.
I'm going to run around and tell everyone at the office now. :D
*about the convergence of avant-garde and commercial forms of electronic music in the early days of the medium; more accurately the way the work of the BBC's Radiophonic Workshop (peopled by innovators and then-cutting-edge sound artists) reached a large audience through being the ambient noise and background music of classic Doctor Who episodes...
I'm on the technology panel, which rocks.
This means I'm a) officially an A-1 nerd and b) officially an academic! I might also be c) officially insane, because the conference is in Cardiff. But I'm also d) looking for flights to Wales, and they're not that pricy.
I've got months and months to prepare, and to figure out what the heck one does when one presents* at a conference (
thucyken , piratefanatic : expect many emails), and plan another day of standing in line at the RSC to buy tickets to see David Tennant in Love's Labours Lost on the tail-end of its run. Hey, a girl can dream.whoniverse_conf has updates about the conference.I'm going to run around and tell everyone at the office now. :D
*about the convergence of avant-garde and commercial forms of electronic music in the early days of the medium; more accurately the way the work of the BBC's Radiophonic Workshop (peopled by innovators and then-cutting-edge sound artists) reached a large audience through being the ambient noise and background music of classic Doctor Who episodes...
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CONGRATUMALATIONS!
Date: 2008-06-19 05:30 pm (UTC)THANKIES!
Date: 2008-06-19 07:25 pm (UTC)There is flailing, and moderate happy-dancing. I'm starting my academic career with this. Still not getting over the fact that it all might actually happen. Whee!