vendors@geekkon.net

Below is the list of the vendors that will be attending this year.

Unfortunately, all Vendor spaces have been taken for this year. Please watch the site after this year's convention for information on next year's Vendor room if you are still interested.

ChAdam Games
"Consider yourself lucky as you just rolled a natural 20 for your gaming supplies!"
We welcome back ChAdam Games for Geek.Kon 2008! They're also helping with our RPG room this year, so make sure to stop by their tables and thank them for their hard work. Or better yet, get connected with other area gamers and sign up for their forums!

RavenWorks
Raven carries many medieval and Renaissance inspired pieces of clothing, jewelry, and art. Some of these articles are even created by local tailors and seamstresses! She's also involved with the Winter Renaissance Faire to be held on 13 and 14 December of 2008. Stop by and check out some her unique wares!

Famicon Dojo
Sean specializes in video gaming, and also posts regularly to Youtube.

Guard Troll-T's
Ian Avery-Dewitt creates T-shirts featuring gaming, RPG, computers, and other geeky themes.

Cheap Books by Phil
Phil is a returning vendor from Geek.Kon '07. He has quite the collection and great prices. Don't forget to check out his Myspace page as well.

Space Oddities
"Space Oddities:::gifts and greeting cards featuring images salvaged from discarded books, comics and more. Also featuring screen printed apparel, totes and notecards with original artwork by Chad Thorson

Space Oddities is a husband and wife team. Andrea is the paper, glue, button and screenprint lady and Chad designs all of the wonderful images you see on our totes, shirts and screen printed notecards. He also provides creative inspriation and validation in the middle of the night when Andrea is too tired to know what is awesome and what is ridiculous."

Andrea has had a lot of success selling work on the Etsy Website. You can also find more of her work at:

Anthology
218 State St.
Madison, WI

20th Century Books
"I was born and raised in St. Louis, and as a teenager was one of the founding members of the local SF fan group, known as OSFA. In 1969 I was a member of the 1969 St. Louiscon Worldcon committee. In the early seventies I helped start a SF group in Columbia, Mo., and then in Madison, Wisconsin when I moved there. I sort of became known as a Typhoid Mary of fandom at that time, or sometimes The Mimeo Man because of my tendency to print all of my friend’s fanzines with my mimeograph. The fanzine I published in the sixties and seventies, “Starling,” was nominated for a Hugo and was voted one of the best fanzines on the Locus poll for much of the seventies. I was one of the founders of the WisCon science fiction convention that has taken place in Madison for more than 32 years. I like to claim to be the most senior continuously serving Huxter Room Manger in the universe. I’ve written professionally and as a fan about science fiction and comics since the early seventies, including a long chapter about the history and culture of the science fiction convention in Joe Sanders’ book, _Science Fiction Fandom_. In recent years I’ve mainly written for SFSite.com, and my own web site. I started selling books and comics at conventions and by mail order in the sixties, and opened my first store in 1979. I also consult with small publishers, authors and booksellers about promotion, marketing and distribution."

She Geek Designs
Elizabeth Hannas creates jewelry, cosplay items, and other geeky crafts, and is known to occasionally work with Taeliac Studio.

Taeliac Studio
"Why watch anime when you can be anime?" Geek.Kon is proud to welcome back these award winning cosplay designers!

Rising Stuff
"Rising Stuff offers 100% legitimate and authentic items straight from Japan. We do not carry bootlegs, false international editions, or any other items of questionable origin or quality. You can be completely sure that when you order from us, you're going to get exactly what you wanted: an original."