I'm so sorry that this is so late, things have been kind of hectic on my end. I'm very thankful for the conventions I do get into, especially ones that I've been wanting to do for years. In this case, it was a dream come true. I've been applying to Naka-Kon, which is held in Overland Park, Kansas, probably for the last 10+ years. Every year, I get a "Sorry, you're waitlisted" email, and when I received the "Congratulations, you're in Naka-Kon!" email, I was over the moon! I k

I've been meaning to sit down and type up all the convention reviews for all the cons I've attended and sold at over the last year or so because, while I don't think that my opinion is most important, it can help folks who are either just starting out or are looking to expand to new areas. I have included in some of the things I have heard from other attendees as well as other vendors and artists, but have left out names so there isn't backlash or negativity towards them. Peo

I know I do a terrible job of keeping up with the reviews for all the conventions I do, whether I'm selling at or attending. I'm hoping...

I know that Wasabicon didn't actually happen this year, but I still wanted to do a review as I think it's important to talk about what...