Farpoint is a fantastic convention, with everything you want in a weekend trip to Baltimore. I’ll definitely be attending every February, and I hope to see you there next year too. You won’t be sorry.

Below is part two of a series of highlights from Felicia Day’s Saturday Q&A session at Farpoint, a Maryland (USA) fan-run science fiction and fantasy convention. Since it was an hour long, not every single question and answer is represented here, and not all answers are in full (some were quite long). However, I’ve tried to select the “best of” to share with you. Click here to go back and read part 1.
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I had the distinct pleasure of getting to hear Felicia Day talk about a lot of her projects, her passions, her gaming, and so very much more, during my time at Farpoint this past weekend. Farpoint is a fan-run science fiction and fantasy convention held in Maryland (USA), and Felicia Day was one of the headlining guests for 2010.
In addition to getting to interview her personally, I also got to sit in on her Saturday question and answer session. In it, she discussed everything from the upcoming comic book inspired by The …

This past weekend, Alltern8.com (in conjunction with The Convention Fans Blog) had the opportunity to interview Felicia Day at Farpoint, a Maryland sci-fi and fantasy convention. Felicia Day is the creator, writer, and star of The Guild, a web series about an MMORPG guild that meets in real life and all the hijinks that ensue. She’s also quite well known for her part as Penny in Joss Whedon’s Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. Additionally, she’s an avid gamer and reader.
In the interview below, Felicia talks about some of her fandom convention experiences, what …

This past weekend I attended Farpoint, a fan-run science fiction and fantasy convention. It was held February 12th-14th, 2010 at the Crowne Plaza Baltimore North in Maryland (USA). I had a really great time at this con, and I’m already looking forward to 2011! This convention did so many things well, and I hope that by reading this con report that more people are inspired to attend it next year.
One of the best parts of Farpoint 2010, for me anyway, was the guest list. For a female geek gamer like …