Literary Programming

Basic Duties: As with all programming, the coordinator of the literary track needs to solicit (or supply) program ideas, merge them where appropriate, edit item titles and descriptions, recruit panelists and presenters, make sure they all know what events they've been assigned to and who their co-participants are, cooperate with the coordinators of the other programming tracks, and work with Scheduling to iron out conflicts.

Scope: All of these are grist for this track:

• Literary content: prose fiction, poetry, non-fiction about the genre, and fannish palaver.
• Literary formats: books, magazines, comics, and websites.
• Literary processes: writing, editing, illustrating, publishing, marketing, selling, buying, reading, and critiquing.

For 2015: Jesi Lea Ryan, with Jim Frenkel (advisory)