Happy Star Wars Day, Narrativitists! The fulll panel descriptions are up, and our Paragon of Programming has outdone herself this year! Check ’em out, and let Erin know if there’s something you’d like to be a panelist on; there’s still a few seats left at the tea table. And while you’re at it, if you… Continue reading May The Narrativity Be With You
The panels for 2026 have been selected, and you can see them here. Times are still being finalized, so we can’t tell you the when yet (soon!), but this is the what we’ll be talking about. There’s still room for a few more panelists, so if you see something on the list that you have… Continue reading The Panel List is Posted
Your intrepid Herder of Otters journeyed through wind, rain, and Minneapolis traffic this past weekend to Minicon, where Narrativity had room parties Friday & Saturday nights. The spread included charcuterie, assorted nibbles, and thematically-appropriate sugar cookies: …although the biggest draw, once the word got around, was the Elvis Midnight Snack whiskey (peanut butter, banana, and… Continue reading Minicon Party Report
There’s just two days left to get your membership for just $42! If you haven’t signed up yet, now’s the time to dive down the rabbit hole to the best four days of writing geekery you’ll find this side of the looking glass. Wait, four days? That’s right! In lieu of our critique workshop (which… Continue reading Two Days Left for $42
Narrativity will be at Minicon in April! We’re planning room parties for both Friday and Saturday nights, so if you’ll be there (or in the vicinity), stop by and say hi! We’ll have games, tasty nibbles, and of course lots of good conversation about stories and how to tell ’em. If you’re interested in helping… Continue reading Narrativity Goes To Minicon!
Looking for an easy way to help out Narrativity? Download our new flyer (featuring delightful art from our own Pat Scaramuzza), print it out (pastel colored paper recommended but not required) and take it with you to any event where your fellow writers and storytellers are likely to be found! The list of proposed panel… Continue reading No good fish goes anywhere without a porpoise.
As part of the Minnesota general strike to protest ICE activities, Narrativity Registration is closed today, January 23, 2026. Narrativity does not endorse any political stance or agenda. That’s important to me; there need to be places where folks with different beliefs and different politics can come together and have civil discussions, and one of… Continue reading Registration Closed Jan. 23 for Minnesota General Strike
Welcome to the new year, Narrativitists! Looking for a way to keep costs down for attending Narrativity? Why not share the ride to/from the con, or double up on a hotel room? If you’re looking for someone to do either or both of those with, leave a comment below with what you’ve got/what you need,… Continue reading Ride-Shares and Room-Shares, 2026 Edition
The time has come, the con chair said, to talk of many things, like Registration opening, and whether posts have wings…. Yes, Registration is finally open for Narrativity 2026: Six Impossible Things! Don’t be late; hop on over and sign up now to join us June 4-7, 2026 for a trip down the rabbit hole… Continue reading 2026 Registration Is Open!
Narrativity has never had a case of Covid at or traceable to the convention — and we want to keep it that way! So if you’re coming to Narrativity in 2026 (and we hope you are!), be prepared to follow these rules: You must be vaccinated against Covid-19, including a recent booster shot (or be… Continue reading Covid Policy for 2026