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Tag Archives: worldcon
Milford Goes to Dublin Worldcon 2019 by Jacey Bedford
This was my third Worldcon. I attended in 2014 in London, and 2017 in Helsinki. Worldcon is BIG, with thousands of fans, authors, publishers and industry professionals and an enormous choice of panels, events, readings, kaffeeklatsches, signings, book launches, and, … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Allery, Catie (C.J.) Murphy, Charlie Stross, David Allan, Dublin, Jaine Fenn, Juliet Kemp, Juliet McKenna, Kari Sperring, Mihaela Perkovic, Milford, Nick Moulton, Phil Suggars, Roseanne Rabinowitz, Sarah K Ellis, Steph Bianchini, Steve Kilbane, tiffani angus, Tina Anghelatos, worldcon, Worldcon 2019, writers
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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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Much Ado About Not So Much by Madeleine Robins
Like a goodly number of my friends and colleagues, I went to the Worldcon in San Jose in August. How could I not? It’s literally just down the road from me. Plus, chance to see all sorts of people I … Continue reading
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Tagged Madeleine Robins, worldcon, worldcon 2018, worldcon controversy 2018
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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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