Ways For Sci-Fi Fans To Make Money In A Tough Economy
by June K. Williams

1. Be Creative.
Places like Etsy, Foodzie and DeviantArt are filled with creative fans who are selling things like vintage pieces of Bajoran jewelry or hand stitched Doctor Who onsies, Star Trek Spock Bottle cap Necklaces, vinyl Star Wars albums, all sorts of Steam Punk accessories, anime portraits and even yummy treats that were served up at Hogwarts School of Witcraft and Wizardry. This serves to not only make you money while celebrating your corner of fandom, but also helps out those of your fellow fans who may not have as much time or talent as they have cash.
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If you have never been to DragonCon you must go, now, this very year. Beg or borrow the necessary funds but please find yourself there Labor Day weekend for never before has such a celebrity line up been gathered together. This is the con where between 30 and 50 THOUSAND people will attend, it will have hundreds of guests, a dealer’s room the size of a regulation Little League base ball field, another hall dedicated to nothing but celebrities ready to sign autographs for their adoring fans and yet a third hall filled with row after row of art work hung upon walls arranged in a maze like pattern to ensure that you see every selection at least once. Short of your own personal demise there is no reason you should not go to the con this year.
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