Neal Stephenson Video Contest and Event!
The good people at Harper Collins are offering www.hardcorenerdity.com users a chance to be creative with a video camera and for five HcN members to win a whole whack of Neal Stephenson stuff! Neal will be appearing at the Ryerson Theatre in Toronto on Oct 30th and rgbFilter will be there to cover the event. Also, we will be posting a full review of his new book, Anathem, as soon as we finish this monster (in size!) of a book…
TINARS in association with Space and www.hardcorenerdity.com presents
NEAL STEPHENSON’S ANATHEM
OCT. 30TH RYERSON THEATRE – 43 GERRARD ST. EAST, TORONTO
7:30 PM (doors 7 PM)
Tickets $10 (book rebate)
FOR MORE INFO/TO PURCHASE TICKETS:
Pages Books & Magazines (256 Queen St. West, Toronto)
416-598-1447 tinars@pagesbooks.ca
What one piece of knowledge would you preserve for 1000 years? In this exclusive Toronto appearance, legendary science-fiction writer Neal Stephenson will discuss his new novel, Anathem (HarperCollins Canada) and other philosophical chestnuts with Mark Askwith, producer of Space. Stephenson will also address five video submissions by readers from across Canada who have answered the question, “What one piece of knowledge would you preserve for 1000 years?”. Want your video to be one of the lucky five to be featured at this event? Record your answer to the question, and email your video link to evansimon@gmail.com . All videos will be featured on www.hardcorenerdity.com and five lucky winners will not only be featured at the event but will also receive a Neal Stephenson library!
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