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Richmond, VA sci-fi/fantasy/horror convention We have literary guests, music, gaming, a masquerade, an escape room, and so much more! https://www.ravencon.com/

2027 guest and vendor applications are now open. RavenCon October 22-24, 2027 Richmond, VA
The image is centered by the RavenCon logo in the Pride colors. The words above and below the logo read as follows. "Oscar Wilde, James Whale, Joel Schumacher, Jane Schoenbrun, Arthur C. Clarke, Nathan Niigan Noodin Adler, Truman Capote, Graham Chapman, Clive Barker, Charlie Jane Anders, Rachel Pollack, Vincent Price, Cassandra Peterson, and many, many others across the decades (and even centuries) have all been instrumental figures in the building of so many of our genre memories. As we approach the halfway point of Pride Month, RavenCon would like to take this moment to recognize the contributions of so many creative individuals who were/are members of the LGBTQ community. Our fandoms and our world would be a much smaller place without them."
RAVENCON OCTOBER 22-24, 2027 DON'T BE AFRAID. WE'RE MOVING TO OCTOBER! STILL AT VIRGINIA CROSSINGS!
2026 Programming The schedule for this year is finalized! We think you’re gonna love it… Download here- https://www.ravencon.com/activities/programming/
Late Night We don’t stop when the sun goes down. There is ALWAYS something to do at the con of opportunity. Programming runs until midnight, the Gaming Room stays open all night long, and our attendees throw some amazing room parties. DJ Drae runs a dance on Friday and Saturday nights. And on both Friday and Saturday nights, there will be room parties hosted by our attendees. If you’re interested in hosting a room party (or just want to be where the action is!), be sure to let the hotel know that you want to be on the party floor and also fill out our Party Notification Form. Please note that some late-night panels may be restricted to ages 18 and up and some parties may be restricted to ages 21 and up. Please remember to bring your IDs. And, as always, be mindful of the city’s curfew laws.
From modern music to traditional filking, geek rock, wizard rock, goth rock, funny music… we’ve got it all. There will be hours and hours of musical performances throughout the convention by some of the most talented musicians we could find on the convention circuit.
RavenCon always strives to have a varied Vendors’ Room filled with interesting and unique vendors. You will find a wide array of goods, including books, costumes and costuming accessories, books, games, jewelry, craft items, t-shirts, plushies, pop culture items, artwork, and more books!
Once upon a time, a bored lawyer and avid reader tired of his favorite characters becoming background noise to the heroes of the story, and he took took it upon himself to write something different. Thus, I’m Not the Hero was born. A few books later, Tommy has dropped the lawyer gig and decided writing full-time is worth giving a chance. Born in Florida, Tommy rolled a high luck stat and met his wife early in life. They live in Virginia with a dog full of endless energy and two boys that wear even the dog out. You can find Tommy writing, sipping another cup of coffee, or reading anything he can get his hands on.
Nick Justus is a 2011 graduate of The Kubert School of Cartoon & Graphic Art. His list of clients include Topps, Upper Deck, Tidalwave Comics, Blue Juice Comics, Thorny Comics, Image Comics, IDW Comics, Scout Comics, Black Caravan Comics, and Cosmic Lion Productions. He frequently works on artwork for Bad Dreams Books horror authors Aron Beauregard, Daniel J. Volpe, and Kristopher Triana. He also works on personal commissions for clients and self publishes his own comics. His 9-year-old son, Ryley, is a black belt in Tae Kwon Do and is a cooler version of his dad.
Linette Kasper is an avid writer of supernatural fantasy but enjoys dabbling in other styles, especially horror and suspense. She has released three novels, Daimon, Rogue, and Phoenix, from her first series. She also has a horror short story, “What They Did Not Know,” published in Fundead Publications’ anthology One Night in Salem, and a fantasy short story, “Indelible,” published in the Rejected fundraising anthology by Aaron K. Crocker. She also presented at the Library of Congress on “Fantasy as Escapism.” When she is not writing, she also enjoys editing works by other authors for Campfire Publishing. She has lived in Virginia all her life but likes to travel even though she has never gone farther than the east coast and is afraid of flying. She enjoys long walks in old cemeteries, binge-watching TV shows, and trying to stop time frame by frame.
Kit’s Craft Shop is a woman-owned, LBGTQIA+ friendly local business that specializes in oddities, curiosities, crafts, décor, and more. Our mission: To spread creativity and love through all creations! Our motto: Never lose your fire and stay inspired!
Frank Wu is a 4-time Hugo Award-winning artist and former RavenCon Artist GOH. He’s also a writer, with 8 stories published in Analog magazine, including three novellas in collaboration with Jay Werkheiser. He’s also had two ESPionage novels—about psychic CIA agents battling Russian assassins and kidnappers—written with Tom Easton and published by Amazing Stories. He’s also a published scientist, with a Ph.D. in Bacterial Genetics from Wisconsin (Go Badgers!)—a triple threat! Frank lives in Boston with his wife Brianna the Magnificent (former RavenCon Gaming GOH).
Darius Jones’s stories and poems have appeared in Strange Horizons, The No Sleep Podcast, Space and Time Magazine, Star*Line Magazine, and Timber Ghost Press. His first book, The Books of Hours, a collection of 24 Dark Cosmic poems, was published by Alien Buddha Press in late 2025. He is a member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association, the Horror Writers Association, the Science Fiction Poetry Association, and the Northern Virginia Writers Club. He lives in Alexandria, Virginia. Follow him on Instagram @DariusJonesWrit or learn more at dariusjoneswriter.com.
Bethanne Kim is the publisher of the new alternate history magazine Eric Flint’s 1632 & Beyond and a writer in the 1632verse. Her stories focus on how individuals adapt to their new world and heal old wounds—theirs and the world around them. Her favorite characters are almost all well past retirement age because they can get away with so much more. Her 1632 novels are Mrs. Flannery’s Flowers, Gourmets of Grantville, and Red Shield. She also has many short stories published in both The Grantville Gazette and Eric Flint’s 1632 & Beyond. Before she started writing in 1632, she wrote about emergency preparedness, zombies, Scouts, and even the US Constitution—The Constitution: It’s the OS for the US.
A.L. Kaplan’s love of books started as a child and sparked a creative imagination. Born on a cold winter morning in scenic northern New Jersey, she is the author of the novel, Star Touched, and several short stories including “Hummingbird.” Her most recent publication is Mark of the Goddess, which includes original illustrations. She is a member of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association, is the past president of Maryland Writers’ Association, and holds an MFA in sculpture from the Maryland Institute College of Art. When not writing or indulging in her fascination with wolves, this proud mother of two lives in Maryland with her husband and dog. Learn more about A.L. at ALKaplanAuthor.com, @ALKaplanAuthor on social media.
Tori has been cosplaying since 2016 and enjoys every second of it! It is their dream to be a Disney princess for children’s (of all ages) birthday parties. When they aren’t cosplaying, they are playing video games (most likely Pikmin or Old School RuneScape), reading, rewatching Twin Peaks, or making silly earrings. If they aren’t doing any of that, they are a special education assistant at a middle school in Williamsburg, where they live with their partner and two cats.
Terry, also known as M.E. Anderson, is a freelance writer and editor, a Jersey girl from the shore turned Florida farm girl soon to be a Virginia farm girl. She has a BA in anthropology, an AAS in Culinary Arts, and an MA in Library Science. She has worked as a congressional archivist, historian, teacher, and professional chef and has presented her research on the history and iconography of southern cemeteries throughout the Southeast United States. She has edited several children’s books, full length novels, dissertations, and academic papers; Terry, herself, has published scholarly papers, magazine articles, fictional stories, and books. She lives with her husband, two kids, and a plethora of critters.
Steve Grant has spent over twenty-five years as a marketing consultant and behavioral economist, working with Fortune 500 companies including Puma, IBM, Prudential, Jaguar Cars, and Burger King. He ran the Applied Behavioral Science Lab at Prudential and received a Gold Lion from Cannes for his brand strategy work. He served as an industry expert in financial security at the Aspen Institute and led the rebranding effort that transformed the Boy Scouts of America into Scouting America. A graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop with an MFA in Poetry and Fiction, Grant was part of the film collective that created the 1998 indie film The Delicate Art of the Rifle. He lectures as an Adjunct Professor of innovation and consumer behavior for the Pamplin College of Business at Virginia Tech. Born in New Orleans and raised in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, Grant is an Eagle Scout who returned to his hometown of Blacksburg, VA, where he lives with his family. He is an avid fly-fisherman—and controversially believes that the New River may be the greatest Smallmouth Bass water on the planet.
Second Chance Heroes Rat Adoptions is a 501(c)3 nonprofit based in Richmond, VA. We rescue and re-home domestic rats in need—giving each rat the second chance they deserve. Since opening our doors in 2019, we have rescued and re-homed over 800 rats—survivors of laboratory settings, hoarding situations, and outdoor abandonment—matching each one with a loving home where they can thrive. We believe every rat deserves to be known, loved, and cared for. Learn more about adopting, fostering, or supporting our work at secondchancerats.org.
A longtime denizen of fandom, Sean Heare has spent four decades volunteering, matchmaking, and—on memorable occasions—commandeering entire conventions before cheerfully handing them back by Sunday morning. He has served as board member, treasurer, and con chair; built a reputation for high‑energy, audience‑first panels; and collected improbable stories along the way, including nearly becoming an Author GOH without a book and being mistaken at a wedding for Grig “Punkie” Larson. Raised on Star Trek, Ray Bradbury, and Douglas Adams, Sean brings a wry, welcoming voice to both the stage and the hallway track, blending deep genre love with just enough chaos to keep things lively. Between sessions, expect surprise no‑quarter pillow‑fight challenges and his late‑night sci‑fi trivia melee, Alien Peril. On panels, he’s a cheerful agent of mischief who delights in sparking spirited, good‑humored debates and making room for fresh voices. Offstage, Sean binges speculative TV, hoards board games, and routinely loses at Texas Hold ’Em with suspicious luck. Above all, he champions the inclusive, ever‑weirder joy of fandom—celebrating the community that welcomes the gleefully odd, the endlessly curious, and anyone ready to laugh at the improbable. If there’s music, he’ll dance; if there’s a game, he’ll play; and if there’s a crowd, he’ll make sure everyone’s invited.
Sean CW Korsgaard is a U.S. Army veteran, award-winning freelance journalist, author, editor, and publicist who has worked with Analog Science Fiction & Fact, Baen Books, and Writers of the Future, and recently became the editor of Anvil and Battleborn magazines. His first anthology, Worlds Long Lost, was released in December 2022, as was his debut short story, “Black Box.” He lives in Richmond, VA with his wife and child, along with, depending on who you ask, either far too many or far too few books.
Rebecca Gibson is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Virginia Commonwealth University, and recipient of the university’s Excellence in Pedagogical Innovation Award. Her published works include Desire in the Age of Robots and AI: An Investigation in Science Fiction and Fact (Palgrave Macmillan 2019); The Corseted Skeleton: A Bioarchaeology of Binding (Palgrave Macmillan 2020); and The Bad Corset: A Feminist Reimagining. She holds a PhD in Anthropology from American University, and when not writing or teaching can be found reading mystery novels amidst a pile of stuffed animals.
Rachel A. Brune is an Army veteran, former military journalist, novelist, and editor of the creepy and macabre. She is the founder of Crone Girls Press, an indie horror micropress specializing in anthologies. In 2022, Falstaff Books published the first book in her werewolf secret agent series, Cold Run; later that year, she took on the position of Senior Editor of Falstaff’s new horror imprint, Falstaff Dread. She lives with her spouse, two daughters, and one fluffy orange cat.
Uncle Grayhawk originally hails from south-central New Jersey (not far from Philly) and is a former professional theater technician who now makes a living as a senior Windows admin for a secret branch of the federal government that resides within the walls of NOAA. Or something like that. More than 40 years ago, Uncle Grayhawk opened a Christmas present to find a blue and white box sporting a picture of a dragon, bearing the title of “Dungeons & Dragons”. This jump-started a long time love affair with TTRPGs, spending much of his time in the DM’s chair. In the early 90s, he was introduced to fan conventions and began volunteering, mostly in the realms of gaming, Security/Public Safety, and Operations. Now, nearly three decades later, Uncle Grayhawk has served on the demo teams for several game companies, helped run more conventions than he cares to remember, amassed what can only be described as a ridiculous number of board games and TTRPGs, and acquired an equally absurd repertoire of stories that he uses to entertain and educate. He has contributed to a few RPG supplements, playtested several board games, and dabbled in podcasting. He holds a BA in Communications & Theater Arts from McDaniel College, is the parent of two adult geeks, and runs a weekly online D&D game. You can find his ramblings on the web here: linktr.ee/unclegrayhawk.
Morgan Hazelwood writes from her lair in Northern Virginia. She’s been sharing Writing Tips & Writerly Musings since 2015, first as a blogger, then as a streamer and podcaster as well. With nine fully drafted manuscripts and a stack of rejection letters, she does have one published short story, “Just a Hike In The Woods” by the Dark Recesses Webzine in January of 2022. When not writing, you can find her devouring book series on her kindle, learning to scroll saw, or feeding her webcomic addiction. She is also a volunteer for local writing conventions and was a voice actor for Anansi Storytelling—a fairytale audio drama podcast.
Nate has been helping people fix broken tech since 2010. He turns broken down WordPress sites into sites which convert visitors into superfans, also builds sites from scratch, and helps authors with their social media and newsletters. When he’s not volunteering with writing groups, he writes bad jokes on Facebook and creates memes and graphics. His current obsessions include repairing and selling model trains, designing con badges, and finding novel uses for a thermal postage printer.
Cos-Slayers is a Virginia-based cosplay group. They organize and participate in state-wide cosplay events such as conventions, competitions, and photoshoots. Their goal is to foster a welcoming community for anyone who wants to bring their favorite characters to life.
Mark Geary is a game master with over 45 years of experience in running campaigns. He’s been coordinating RPG events throughout the Mid-Atlantic region since 1989, and was the host of Friday Night Live—a podcast dealing with fandom and gaming—from 2018-2023. Mark has been running Defenders International, one of the longest running super hero campaigns (40 years) around.
I am a low-budget filmmaker living in Central VA, leaning heavily into thrillers and sci-fi and fantasy, but love most other genres as well. I’m currently producing a second movie while my first is going through the film festival circuit.
I’m Kozi Cosplay! I love bringing characters to life and connecting with fans through panels on cosplay, anime, sci-fi, accessibility, and inclusivity. I aim to inspire and uplift everyone in the community!
Knightress Oxide (She/He/They) of the Science Fiction Double Feature Drag Show is Virginia’s genderfluid sweetheart, a huge Trekkie, and a lover of horror. At his core he is a Spock lover through and through and has a wide collection of Spock memorabilia. At this year’s drag show, she’s giving you theatrical campy realness for the 100th anniversary of sci-fi with two Star Trek performances!
J.S. (Jen Selby) Furlong is a frequent writer’s conference/book festival guest and speaker as well as a professional actor. She’s the founder of both the growing, girl-powered indie house Masterful Person Company Publishing (Abante Press, Sprouts Books, Long River Press, WiseLife Books, Spyglass Press) and The Wandering Wordsmith Book Shop. She’s a graduate of the Duke Ellington School of the Arts, RADA at Oxford University, and The University of Mary Washington (BLS). She’s a member of SCBWI, Authors Against Book Bans, Actor’s Equity Association, and SAG-AFTRA and the host of the Author-to Author podcast. Current titles include the YA suspense series The Unimaginables (Hidden City (BookFest Gold Medal, Indie Excellence Award Nominee), Tattooed Angel (Young Adult Virginia Award librarian nominee 2025) and Magick Squared); the middle-grade series Meredith’s World (Meredith at the Met and Meredith for Congress); the picture book Mrs. Cheesely Loves Cheese; the LARP guide Antagonists (Mind’s Eye Theatre/Vampire: The Masquerade); and live circus-theater writing (Hats, The Mysterious Staircase, and Circus of Night—co-authored with Neil Gaiman). Jen lives in Virginia with six goats, five chickens, four teenagers, three cats, two dogs, and her husband. Fun fact: Jen once played a small, but pivotal role on Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Jonah Knight is a full-time magician specializing in story-based magic. Sometimes creepy, sometimes funny, he takes the unexpected and makes it real. At the beginning of 2026 he started Haunted LLC, a Massachusetts company that produces a ghost walking tour, adult magic shows, and divination experiences (tarot, pendulums, runes, etc). Somehow he has figured out how to make a living at it.
John G. Hartness is a teller of tales, a righter of wrong, defender of ladies’ virtues, and some people call him Maurice, for he speaks of the pompatus of love. He is also the award-winning author of the urban fantasy series The Black Knight Chronicles, the Bubba the Monster Hunter comedic horror series, the Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter dark fantasy series, and many other projects. In 2016, John teamed up with several other publishing industry professionals to create Falstaff Books, a small press dedicated to publishing the best of genre fiction’s “misfit toys.” Falstaff Books has since published over 350 titles with authors ranging from first-timers to NY Times bestsellers, with no signs of slowing down any time soon. He is also the founder of the SAGA Genre Fiction Writers’ Conference, where students hone their business and craft skills to write better books and make more money. In his copious free time John enjoys long walks on the beach, rescuing kittens from trees and playing Magic: the Gathering. John’s pronouns are he/him.
Always interested in science fiction, Jason Hansa began writing while serving on active duty in the U.S. Army. Retiring from the Army in 2018, he currently has multiple published science fiction stories set in the BattleTech (MechWarrior computer game) universe, most of them in collected anthologies available on Amazon or the Catalyst Game Labs store. Originally from Illinois and an eternal Cubs fan, Jason now lives in Virginia with his wife and two children.
A newcomer to the drag scene, Imp Lament of the Science Fiction Double Feature Drag Show brings a level of chaos and whimsy to their drag art.
Hobbes Holluck is an artist/writer and art educator who has dabbled in many forms of visual storytelling to include comics, illustration, and puppetry. Hobbes’s work tends to be a whimsical combination of fantasy, adventure, and humor. He is best known for his all ages fantasy-comic series Fuzzbuquet. Hobbes’s other works include the sci-fi/fantasy series Green Knight Street Fight, the mythologically inspired The Krampus Cometh and various short form comics that have been published in Magic Bullet, a bi-annual comic newspaper. Hobbes tends to use traditional media when illustrating to include markers, acrylics, and airbrush.
Hiphopmcdougal are many things. Time travelers. Check. Space adventurers. Check. Cryptid hunters. Check. Pizza lovers. You better believe it! For over 15 years, Hiphopmcdougal has journeyed across the globe and the cosmos on countless missions and quests. Along the way, they’ve amassed not only regional recognition, but many tales of fortune and glory. Come listen as they recount these extraordinary deeds through music and song. But be warned, the unexpected awaits! Werewolves, rubber ducks, flying bags of Cheez-its, these are just a few of the possibilities that await you. Hiphopmcdougal is the musical duo of Charlie Hodgson and Julian Biggs. Their latest album, The Adventures of Hiphopmcdougal, is now available on Spotify, Bandcamp, and Apple Music.
Heather Curatola Heckel is a role-playing game author and designer. She is best known for her contributions to several White Wolf Publishing RPG sourcebooks and supplements, including the Children of Gaia Tribebook , Umbra: The Velvet Shadow, and Digital Web. She is known for creating Alexis Hastings, the narrator of the first edition Sons of Ether Tradition Book. She has been actively involved in the role-playing community for over 35 years and takes great pride in her extensive role-playing game collection (including the game Rus, which most people have never seen). She has been an editor, independent publisher, and cover designer and is working on writing her first novel. She currently teaches sociology at Randolph-Macon College in Ashland, VA, focusing primarily on popular culture, fandom, AI, social media, and virtual communities.
Elisabeth Lang is the author of speculative and realistic fiction stories and novels. Her short stories have been published in the Pen in Hand Literary Journal and the Bay to Ocean Journal. She lives, writes, and reads in Maryland and earned a BA from Johns Hopkins University and an MA from UCLA. Elisabeth is president of the Montgomery County Chapter of the Maryland Writers’ Association and a member of the Eastern Shore Writers Association.
E.J. Isaacs is a new writer with Space Wizard Science Fantasy after spending decades in Information Technology. He is a futurist and likes to talk about where technology will take us. Currently living in South Carolina, you can meet him at various local conventions. He loves science fiction, ballroom dancing, and curling up with a good book and a cup of tea. You can find him at solinterests.com, or as E J Isaacs – Author on Facebook.
Alexandra Higgins (aka the Platypus Princess) is a self-taught singer/songwriter whose folk-indie sound evokes the spirit of Joan Baez (direct quote heard randomly and unprompted at every performance!). Her voice, often described as angelic, carries melodies that mix ethereal beauty with sharp wit and compassionate wisdom. Inspired by video games, movies, comic books, and disability advocacy, she blends cosplay, wordplay, and colorful guitar play—with a pinch of sass.
In addition to our Vendors’ Room, RavenCon is proud to feature a separate Artist & Author Alley. Here you’ll find a wide array of small press authors, comic creators, and freelance artists all displaying and selling their own unique creations. Hours Friday: 3pm-9pm Saturday: 10am-6pm Sunday: 10am-3pm
Nurse Feratu has been the assistant of Dr. Bob Tesla for many years and is in charge of Resources for Humans or as she prefers to call it Human Resources. You will likely see her identical duplicant walking around with her badge and her 7-year-old daughter.
L. Ana Ellis, a sleep-deprived government worker by day, lets her imagination roam free while writing science fiction late into the night. After spending her days toiling over spreadsheets in a windowless cubicle with fluorescent lighting, she spends her coffee-fueled late-night writing sessions creating worlds that are more of a commentary on the present than an accurate prediction of the future. Speculating about how societies will change in the future fascinates her; she is undeterred that so far she has been wrong 100% of the time. Ellis has written four novels, including a cyberpunk sci-fi trilogy and a book about spy cats that’s targeted to preteens but fun for cat lovers of all ages. Her debut novel, Panacea Genesis, was a semifinalist in the 2023 Self Published Science Fiction Competition. She lives in Alexandria, VA with her husband and two cats. When procrastinating, she occasionally posts on Instagram as lanaellisbooks. She publishes under the indie press Fire-Forged Books.
Jaq Evans is a speculative fiction and horror author based out of Richmond, VA. She grew up running feral in the Blue Ridge foothills, then spent over a decade in a state that’s famously bleak and spooky—and frankly, it shows. Jaq earned an MFA in Popular Fiction from Stonecoast (University of Southern Maine). You can find their short fiction in Fusion Fragment, Three-Lobed Burning Eye, and elsewhere, and her debut novel, What Grows in the Dark (MIRA/HarperCollins) at your favorite local bookstore.
Fox and Field is a local crafter, creating hand-made goodness with a cottage nerdy twist! Including plushies, needle felting, accessories, and more.
Beth Ford is an author living in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. She writes time travel romance and historical fiction. Her time travel novels include Love Between Times and its sequel, Love Across Time. Her work has also appeared in a variety of literary journals.
Steve Davidson is the publisher of Amazing Stories. Steve has been a passionate fan of science fiction since the mid-60s, before he even knew what it was called.
Tavair Dominque is a Baltimore-based multidisciplinary artist whose work spans music, visual art, and literature. In music, he blends alternative folk with speculative themes. His projects include Phoenix Rising the Space Cowboy, a tribute to Doctor Who, along with tracks dedicated to our universe such as “Nebula Dragon (SH2-114)” and “Black Hole Revelation.” His earlier Sagacious Traveler series imagines conversations with himself across his timelines. In visual art, his “Star Card” series uses pen and marker to merge cosmic imagery with inner exploration. In literature, his anthology Meanderings gathers nearly twenty years of poetry that mixes speculative elements with personal reflection. His work has also appeared in the Maryland Bards Poetry Review. Across these forms, Tavair invites audiences to explore speculative storytelling alongside lived experience.
Meri Elena is a North Carolina speculative fiction author, cat mom, and friendly neighborhood witch. Meri is the author of the Brunswick Prophecies YA urban fantasy series. The third book is coming out this year. She has also published several short stories in anthologies. Her “real” job is communications for the NC Department of Public Safety, so ask her how to build an emergency kit for anything from a hurricane to a zombie apocalypse.
John Dondero is a certified Jack of all trades. He started out as a filmmaker and special effects editor building both digital and practical effects. He has won many awards for both filmmaking and editing. When COVID hit he switched gears and became an affiliated Twitch streamer and podcaster. He did several podcasts, including the podcast Dinks Wit Kinks, that discuss the psychology of kink. Being ever the neurodivergent he switched gears once again to become a makerspace librarian, teaching kids and adults how to code, 3d print and just, well, be a geek by building movie props and cosplays.
Jett has been attending and assisting at conventions for over a decade.
 Apple of Your Eye Cosplay is Jett’s Facebook page for all things cosplay, showing off her thrift-and-scrounge style of work. She modifies pieces she’s found in stores to fit her cosplay goals. Her favorite styles of cosplay are from Star Trek, Marvel, cartoons, and musicals. Raised on a steady diet of 80s + 90s sci-fi, Jett adores all things Star Trek, enjoys Star Wars, X-Files, and Firefly, and watches way too much anime. She has family ties to NASA and the Goddard Space Flight Center. A solid gamer girl, she’s spent hours in World of Warcraft, Final Fantasy XIV, Pokémon Go, and multiple Animal Crossing games.
In 2019, we added an Escape Room to the list of activities available at RavenCon. This year we’ll be bringing back one of our classic Escape Rooms and we’ll also run a second brand-new scenario. You can sign up for either (or both) scenarios at the Registration Desk during the convention.