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Registration Is Open for 2027!

Come and get your demons — I mean, your memberships! To Narrativity 2027: Trust Your Demon. We’re on a new weekend (July 22-25, 2027) and in a new hotel (the Comfort Inn Plymouth-Minneapolis), but it’s the same great convention. See what crazy, surprising, brilliant paths that little voice on your shoulder can steer you toward,… Continue reading Registration Is Open for 2027!

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Covid Policy for 2027

Six of our seven Narrativities so far have been post-pandemic, and zero of them have had a case of Covid at or traceable to the convention. That’s a record we want to maintain! So as you plan for Narrativity 2027 (July 22-25), be prepared to follow these rules: You must be vaccinated against Covid-19, including… Continue reading Covid Policy for 2027

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Writing About Truth Spells and the Law

Arising out of conversations spanning a couple of Narrativities, an anonymous Narrativitist has provided these excellent thinking points about the potential effects of truth spells on the practice and process of law. Some great stuff here if you’re working on a story where the magic system and the legal system are likely to run into… Continue reading Writing About Truth Spells and the Law

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Never Confuse the Size of Your Paycheck With the Size of Your Convention

For those of you who appreciate the beauty of a well-maintained spreadsheet, here for your enjoyment and edification is the post-con financial report for Narrativity 2026. For those who’d rather not see how the sausage is made, perhaps you’d care to watch a ball rolling around the sides of a Penrose triangle? Membership was pretty… Continue reading Never Confuse the Size of Your Paycheck With the Size of Your Convention

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Narrativity at CONvergence

Our own Peggy M. reports in from CONvergence 2026: If it’s the weekend of July 4th in Minneapolis, that means it’s CONvergence time. This year, the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis hosted four days of fandom under the theme “The Geek in the Machine.” Narrativity regular Kate Dane appeared on four panels and ran the Laminated Bookmarks… Continue reading Narrativity at CONvergence

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Thank you for a fabulous Narrativity!

Narrativity 2026: Six Impossible Things has wrapped, and it was an amazing weekend of insights, jokes, camaraderie, food, and fun. Thank you to everyone who was a part of it! You made it awesome, and we couldn’t do it without you. Plans will be starting soon for Narrativity 2027: Trust Your Demon, July 22-25, 2027… Continue reading Thank you for a fabulous Narrativity!

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One Week to Narrativity!

The convention starts in just one week! Eep! Opening Ceremonies kick off at 11:00 am on Friday, June 5, and programming runs through about 6:00 pm on Sunday, June 7, followed by dinner and the traditional Dead Dog and clearing of the ConSuite. But wait, you say, that’s eight days away? That’s because our Thursday… Continue reading One Week to Narrativity!

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T-Shirts!

Yes, it’s not impossible: Narrativity has t-shirts! You can pick your size, color, and style at our new Threadless shop. And then you can sport one of these excellent designs: Be sure to click the “Shop more styles” button to see all the available options. We’ve also got tote bags, stickers, and assorted other goodies;… Continue reading T-Shirts!

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$55 going once, going twice….

Tomorrow is the last day to get your membership for just $55. So if you don’t have your membership yet and you’ve been waiting for the last minute… it’s here! On May 15th, this Friday, the price goes up to $75. Sure, we’ll happily sign you up then, too, but wouldn’t you rather save that… Continue reading $55 going once, going twice….

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Why is a programming schedule like a consuite volunteer?

The full panel schedule is posted! See what’s when, and how many (im)possible things we can fit into one amazing weekend! Also, we will once again be looking for volunteers to help with the ConSuite! Our volunteers were awesome last year, and did a fabulous job of keeping the ConSuite running smoothly without anyone having… Continue reading Why is a programming schedule like a consuite volunteer?