WisCon 32: May 23-26, 2008 The Concourse Hotel in Madison, Wisconsin

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Newsflash!

eCube 7 is now available, with the latest updates for WisCon32!

Progress Report 3 is now available online, with updates on transportation, events, access, programming, and more for WisCon32.

ALERT: Attending memberships, dessert tickets, and dealers' tables are now SOLD OUT. Memberships will not be sold at the door. If you would like to place your name on a waiting list for an attending membership or the dessert function, please send an email request to registration32@wiscon.info.

The WisCon Talk Googlegroup is an open membership discussion board for those interested in WisCon. It's a place to post about rides and rooms, post questions and discuss WisCon, and get con announcements. Find it at http://groups.google.com/group/wiscon-talk

Wiscon and Global Warming:  We're working on making WisCon more environmentally sustainable by reducing the carbon footprint of the convention. Read all about it on our Wiscon and Global Warming page.

Did you miss an eCube update? You can read past eCube progress reports in the eCube archive.

WisCon is pleased to have Maureen McHugh and L. Timmel Duchamp as our Guests of Honor for WisCon 32.

Registration will be capped at 1,000 members. We do not guarantee availability of at-the-door memberships.

WisCon's Focus

This is the world's leading feminist science fiction convention. WisCon encourages discussion and debate of ideas relating to feminism, gender, race and class. WisCon welcomes writers, editors and artists whose work explores these themes as well as their many fans. We have panel discussions, academic presentations, and readings as well as many other uncategorizable events. WisCon is primarily a book-oriented convention... with an irrepressible sense of humor.