The goal of Camp Friendship was to introduce the fiction of the IAAC, and introduce our newly released promotional chap book The Five Sisters. If you were not lucky enough to attend SPWF or sober enough to buy a copy of the chapbook you can order a copy from the steampulp site (oh christ, now I have to set that up too!)
I would like to thank all the members of the IAAC for the hard work they put in building the camp, especially Mr. Stout who once again proved you don't need rhythm to build great furniture!
I would also like to thank Mr. Boote' for suggesting the name Camp Friendship in place of the original Camp Stone A Foreigner, which in retrospect probably would not have made as nice an impression on our new Japanese friends. The French band never showed up so the alternative Camp Bomb Paris was probably also fine but it didn't fit on the place cards as well.
Also thanks to Captain Owen for falling asleep in camp and guarding all the alcohol we left lying around-well thanks to his mechanical bird for watching the alcohol anyway.
Once again the props got better media coverage than me, and this year it was the ThuLu who was a hit with the photographers and the ladies. Six tentacles and no waiting!
Now we are discussing how best to set up a version indoors for events this summer and possibly Wicked Fair 2013.
Lastly, the IAAC is recruiting! If you are ready to serve the Empire, there may be a place on the front lines of peaceful Amerikan expansion and conquest for you!
...you aren't French are you?
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