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Day 1 picture #JamesAOwen doing the #DragonsPanel at @phoenixcomicfest (at Phoenix Comic Fest)

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#JamesAOwen looking at a book of #Superman comic strips that i gave him. (at Phoenix Comicon)

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#JamesAOwen spotlight with James A. Owen (at Phoenix Comicon)

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A few years ago i got this from my friend #JamesAOwen now it has found its spot in our new home. (at Apache Junction, Arizona)

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So, I am still hoping for us fans of The Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica to become a real fandom. Not that huge, just big enough to be actually a proper fandom with fanart and fanfiction and names for ships and ourselves and such things.

We would need a name. How should we call us? What about... Namers? Ha? But we are not that much of namers if we can’t get a name for ourselves.... What about badgers? Not that original still, same for blueberries. The Little Whatsits? We already have a lot of knowledge after reading the books - and then twice as much after thinking about them. I think Little Whatsit would be a cute name. Just Scowlers? But then again, it’s not that original. Apprentice Caretaker? Again, too simple. But of course, we are, aren’t we?

Badgers Blueberries Little Whatsits Badgerberries Scowlers Scowlerberries Apprentice Caretakers Careberries ;D Thimblekisses Thimbleglues Thimbleberries Dragons Dragonberries Thimbledragons

It’s getting repetitive, huh?

Any ideas?

I’d still say Little Whatsits, because

1. non-fans will not immediately get it 2. fans will immediatley recognize it 3. it means we are books 4. it means we know many things that happen in TCotIG 5. I like it 6. It’s a badger invention, so it is good

I’m still curious for other ideas :D

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Power, true power, comes from the belief in true things, and the willingness to stand behind that belief, even if the universe itself conspires to thwart your plans. Chaos may settle; flames may die; worlds may rise and fall. But true things will remain so, and will never fail to guide you to your goals.

James A. Owen (from Here, There Be Dragons)