UPDATED!
Hey, kids in the capital region, I’ll be among the attendees at Albacon — which surprisingly has nothing to do with bacon at all but is the local SF/F/H/anime/manga/comics/costuming etc con. Plenty of fun people will be there: GoH is Mur Lafferty and Ghost of Honor is jan howard finder a.k.a. wombat. Doubtless I will be doing my best to flog Dream Book to all and sundry.
My schedule includes:
FRIDAY
(possibly taking Debi Chowdhury’s place on the 9 and/or 10 am panels too)
1:00
Getting it Published
Laity, Hartwell, Chowdhury, Willis
2:00
Getting the Word Out
Laity, Chowdhury, Shvartzman
SATURDAY
4:00
Social Media
Kressel, Lafferty*, Laity, Shvartsman
5:00
Flash Fiction
Hammond*, Laity, Schneyer, Shvartsman, Rothman
6:00
Noir in SF Cinema (or, perhaps,SF in Film Noir!)
Doyle, Laity*, Barnett/Grant
Full program here. Sorry for the rush job: trying to finish grading!
K. A. Laity 
We’ll be there on Saturday, and are much looking forward to meeting you!
I had to laugh when I saw your schedule. I suggested the Noir in SF Cinema (or, perhaps,SF in Film Noir!) panel, complete with the qualifier in parentheses — which was, of course, a suggested alternative title rather than an adjunct part of the title — and volunteered to moderate it. When my schedule arrived, it had both Saturday and Sunday events (they’d forgotten I wasn’t going to be there Sunday) but nothing about “my” panel, which I assumed had been given the thumbs down. It was a big relief, to be honest, because I’d expected I’d have to spend a few hours on homework beforehand. But now I see that — *sob!* — it was just that . . .
*user falls into protracted bout of sniffles*
Well, damn! Let’s ask for it to be moved to Saturday. You should be on it. I was thinking about asking anyway because I wasn’t sure I could make it Sunday 😕
Oh, please don’t bother! The folk who organize these things are always under huge pressure; I make it a point of honor not to add to their stress. Besides, I really have been relieved not to have to find the few hours needed for homework. (I have a memory like a sieve.)
Years ago Lunacon pulled this same trick on me. Out of curiosity, Pam and I trundled along to see the panel in question. (I now forget the subject.) One of the panelists was shit-hot good — he knew far more on the topic than I did. The other four or five spent their time publicly wondering why they’d been put on this panel . . .
Anyway, good luck with it. I couldn’t imagine anyone more capable than yourself to present this subject.
Too late! I already asked. Whatever will be will be.
Oh, drat! (Not in fact the first term that came to mind.) I’ve now heard from the organizers, who’ve rescheduled the panel to 6pm Saturday. Would you still moderate? Please?
Sure!