MerpCon IV has come and gone. It was a blast. Now we begin working on MerpCon V.
There is limited seating, so register early. Don't miss out on 2008's MerpCon, register via the RSVP form today. John D. Rateliff, author of "The History of the Hobbit", and Michael Martinez are this year's guest speakers, so don't miss this year!
An update to the exact address for where MerpCon IV will be taking place.
Please fill out and submit the online RSVP form as soon as possible.
People have been asking for some more details on the event. So here's what we have so far...
Yes. It is what so many have been clamoring for. Dwarven adventure!
A lot of progress has already been made this year in preparing for MerpCon IV.
Below is the review and comments MM posted on his Tolkien Studies blog at http://www.tolkien-studies.com/blog/ on 8-7-7. It's original title "J.R.R. Tolkien and MERPCon III (July 2007)".
MerpCon III's 4th guest speaker was Cason Snow, a librarian from Northern Illinois University (see his bio on this site). You can now download and view his speech and followup Q&A in Real .rm file format.
Michael Martinez spoke at MerpCon III. The Video is now available for download.
Guest Speaker Dr. Thomas Morwinsky, who flew in all the way from Germany to speak at MerpCon III.
You can now view the video of MerpCon's 2007 first guest speaker Professor Chris Seeman.
Well, it was a lot of hard work getting ready, and a lot of fun doing, but MerpCon III is now ended.
The MerpCon Guest Speakers Biographies page has been updated.
This article is just a little "teaser" as to what the MerpCon III campaign will be about...
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MerpCon IV is done. Onward to MerpCon V!