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Tag Archives: conventions
Liz Williams Reports on Eastercon 2021
First of all, absolutely well done to everyone concerned for pulling this off. I am amazed that we have had a convention at all and given the strain that this year has placed upon everyone, I think the con committee, … Continue reading
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Tagged convention report, conventions, eastercon, eastercon 2021, Liz Williams
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Two in a Row: Fantasycon and Bristolcon by Jacey Bedford
These are two of my favourite conventions, but unfortunately they fell on consecutive weekends this year, which made for a tiring ten days. I’m still recovering. Fantasycon, which I always think of as an ‘industry’ convention took place in Glasgow … Continue reading
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Tagged Bristol, Bristolcon, convention panels, conventions, Fantasycon, Glasgow, Jacey Bedford, Milford
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Worldcons – a Newbie Takes a Look by Jacey Bedford
I came fairly late to British SF conventions, dipping a toe in the water cautiously (and not terribly happily) in 2007, and then not until Eastercon 2011, where I got into the swing of things and then again in 2012 … Continue reading
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Tagged convention panels, conventions, Dublin, Helsinki, Loncon, worldcon
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Eastercon Roundup 2019
Here are comments and observations by a variety of writers in the Milford family. We had a Milford stand this year to promote upcoming events and the bursary for SF writers of colour. Sue Oke says: This year’s Eastercon, … Continue reading
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Tagged conventions, eastercon, Gaie Sebold, Ian Creasey, Jim Anderson, Liz Williams, Sue Oke, Ytterbium
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Helsinki Worldcon 2 by Tiffani Angus and Chris Butler
Tiffani Angus Worldcon 75 in Helsinki was my second Worldcon, after 2014 in London. It was also my second convention that week; I started a few days earlier in London attending Nine Worlds GeekFest with a big luggage full of … Continue reading
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Tagged chris butler, conventions, Helsinki, tiffani angus, worldcon
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Helsinki Worldcon 1 by Val Nolan
WorldCon 75 was my second time attending the World Science Fiction Convention (the first was in London three years ago) and it was both a terrific con and a wonderful opportunity to explore a fantastic city. Helsinki is a beautiful, … Continue reading
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Tagged conventions, fantasy, Hesinki, science fiction, worldcon, writers
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