I hear everyone talk about various cons but they don't always provide the details like the when and the where and the focus. I would like to make a Con list providing the name, location, approx date and what the focus is of these cons. Reading my flist this morning I see that DragonCon is this coming weekend but where is it and what kind of con is
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Continuum - Melbourne. A terrific and friendly general interest con. Lots of emphasis on books, but from a fan persepctive. There's one in February ( earlier than usual because Melbourne's also hosting the next Worldcon)
Swancon - Perth. It has a great reputation, but I've never been there.
FEmmecon - Perth's feminist convention. Again, I don't know much about it, since it's 3000 miles away.
I can't remember any more than that
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I can't find the web addy for FEmmecon though, is there one? Maybe listed under a different name?
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www.feministsf.org/
Yes?
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http://www.brisfeministconference08.org.au/
Can't find the current year though.
all I can find are these blogs hinting around but no links to the con sites:
http://community.livejournal.com/gynaecon/
http://community.livejournal.com/femmeconne/
http://viv.id.au/blog/about-hoyden/special-interests/feminism/down-under-feminist-carnival/
http://viv.id.au/blog/20090406.4419/perth-feminist-sf-unconference-invites-you-to-attend/
http://podblack.com/?p=1336
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http://www.aussiecon4.org.au/
where I will be propping up the bar.
The Tolkien Society has there biannual con, too, around the time of the WorldCon and in Melbourne:
Can't find a URL for it, but I will be propping up the bar
Als, there's the Melbourne Writer's Festival, which deals rather boringly with mainstream fiction, but there's room for that, I suppose:
http://www.mwf.com.au/2009/content/mwf_2009_home.asp?
where it's damn near impossible to find the bar, let alone prop it up.
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