SAVE THE DATE: Doxacon 2025
will be held Oct 31 and Nov 1 at the Catholic University of America

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The Doxacon Call for Papers is Live!
​We are taking proposals on the Theme of Catharsis through May 5.
To read the prompt and fill out the form…

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​ANCIENT FAITH RADIO

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Revisiting Doxacon Online

Want to see what Doxacon Online was like? All the main sessions from Doxacon 2020 and 2021 are available on YouTube!

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What's Doxacon All About?

Steven Christoforou, a favorite speaker and attendee of Doxacon, gives a brief overview of the event's atmosphere, experiences, and purpose.

Listen in on the Podcast

The intersection between faith and fandom spins always in our minds, even in the off-season.

Tune In & Geek Out

Check out the Media We Recommend

Check out the Christian sci-fi and fantasy books sold at last year's convention.

Browse Books

Doxacon in Person

The convention is at its best in the flesh! In 2019, we offered beautiful Orthodox prayers and a stellar round of edifying speakers. Worship and thoughtful presentations drew attention to issues that are important to us through the lenses of the fictional universes that inspire and influence us. Remember Doxacon 2019 with us below, or get a glimpse of what the convention is normally like!

Awesome Merch

Attendees were able to commission a single-character sketch from a professional artist, pick up a new sci-fi book, purchase minis, or buy a Doxacon tee, all in the same motley place.

Explore 2019 Vendors

Scholarly Analyses of Media, Storytelling, and Pop Culture

Did a scholar, priest, or author have a researched word to say on your favorite Marvel film, time-traveling doctor, or Enterprise captain? Scope out our 2019 guest speakers and their lecture synopses.

See 2019 Lectures

Tabletop Games at the Open Gaming Session

2019 was the second year we've bonded over collaborative storytelling, critical fails, and Cheetoh dust.

Games We Played in 2019