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July 5 - 7, 2024


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Also Appearing


John F. Allen
John F. Allen Author

John F. Allen is an American author born in Indianapolis, where he currently resides. He is a founding and active member of the Speculative Fiction Guild, a faculty member of the Indiana Writers Center, and serves on the Board of Directors for Sisters in Crime - Speed City Chapter as Media Chair. John's debut novel, "The God Killers," was published in 2013, followed by a spinoff novella series titled "Codename: Knight Ranger." John's short stories have been featured in such acclaimed collections as "Thunder on the Battlefield: Sword Volume One" by Seventh Star Press, "Trajectories" by Hydra Publications and "Black Pulp II" by Pro Se Productions. Some of which are featured in his collection "The Best is Yet to Come," which is currently published by Hydra Publications, along with "The God Killers," "Codename: Knight Ranger" and "Codename: Knight Ranger TGPC." He also penned the novelization of respected screenwriter Demetrius Witherspoon's short film "Submerge: Echo 51."

For additional information, please refer to John F. Allen's Web Page.

Mary Bischoff
Author included in "Amber Waves of Graves" and "Nourish" anthologies.

A native Hoosier, Mary Bischoff spent her childhood romping through cemeteries and reading 1930s comics in courthouse basements while her parents did genealogical research. Among the varied jobs in her past, she has been a licensed claims representative, a reservations agent for a major airline, owned her own medical legal transcription/proofreading business and worked in an Indianapolis hospital during the COVID epidemic. A familiar face at local fan conventions such as Starbase Indy and InConJunction, she has been a member of fan clubs like Circle of Janus and Starfleet Command for more years than she likes to admit. Now happily retired, she loves spending more time with her family, reading, writing, traveling, knitting and playing Pokemon Go, not necessarily in that order. Her first published short story "A Not-So-Quiet Resting Place" appears in the Sisters In Crime Speed City anthology "Amber Waves of Graves," released in November 2023. Her poem "We Live, We Grow" is part of the Gal's Guide anthology "Nourish," published in April 2024.

For additional information, please refer to Mary Bischoff's Web Page.


Casual Moth Cosplay

Casual Moth Cosplay or, as she is known offline, Lizzy (she/her) is a cosplayer and character performer from the Midwest. Passionate about cosplay and activism, she uses her art and her platform to promote empowerment, especially to young women and members of the LGBT community. Lizzy has a personal focus on sustainability, preferring to upcycle her costumes from used fabric and clothing or other thrifted textiles whenever possible. She has been cosplaying since 2013, and typically attends conventions around the Indianapolis and Chicago areas. Her costumes span genres from film, television, anime, gaming and more.

For additional information, please refer to Casual Moth Cosplay's Web Page.


TammyJo Eckhart, PhD
Pushing the boundaries in fiction and non-fiction.

TammyJo Eckhart, Ph.D., has published stories across genres including contemporary, fantasy, historical, horror and science fiction for over three decades. Her non-fiction works cover subjects ranging from history to alternative sexuality to relationship advice and the challenges of trauma recovery. She is premiering two new books at this year's InConJunction.

For additional information, please refer to TammyJo Eckhart, PhD's Web Page.


Laura Edwards

General Programming Head


Rachel Frend
Professional Fangirl

Since 2014 I have been co-hosting and producing the Five(ish) Fangirls Podcast, an all-female-driven pop culture podcast; we discuss all things pop culture, from movies and TV shows to books and comics. Since 2020 I have been co-hosting Gold Standard, where we watch and review every Academy Award winner for Best Picture in chronological order. Both podcasts are passion projects for me and I love sharing them with others. I am also excited to announce that I have recently expanded my outside activities to include a nonprofit called Fangirls Give Back. The organization is dedicated to making a positive impact in the community by empowering and supporting girls and young women through the use of media, pop culture and education. We are currently accepting donations and volunteers, and we would love your support. I hope that you'll take a moment to check out The Five(ish) Fangirls and Gold Standard podcasts and learn more about Fangirls Give Back.

For additional information, please refer to Rachel Frend's Web Page.


Rue Sparks
An agender and asexual artist, author and advocate whose aesthetic is alliteration and absurdity.

Artist, animator, writer, designer, professor - Rue Sparks has worn a lot of labels, but the one thing they've always aspired to be is simply a storyteller. They blur genre lines and formats, mixing together metaphor and expressive characters to traverses the equally harsh and cathartic landscape where trauma and healing align. Sparks has published science fiction, fantasy, magical realism, science poetry and zines focusing on queerness, grief and mental health. They also work with other indie authors as well as small publishers as a consultant, designer and illustrator to create covers and marketing campaigns.

For additional information, please refer to Rue Sparks's Web Page.


Shawn Wong
Darkside is an entertainment group designed to engage and encourage shenanigans.

Darkside is an entertainment group designed to engage and encourage shenanigans to enhance your con experience through game shows, movie riffing, storytelling, knowledge spreading and unbelievable, out-of-this-world experiences! We are here S&Gs!


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