ConFiction, more than most Worldcons, is likely to be remembered as one of the turning points in convention history. Not only is this the second World ever to be held in a country whose official language is something other than English, but it is also likely to be the first Read more…
What else is there to say? A dream come true? Probably. When you read this book you are either at ConFiction, on your way back home with – hopefully – good memories.
Welcome to Confiction’s Progress Report 4 from Winter 1989. The most important part are the Hugo award nominations and Siter Selection 1993 ballot, alongside with detailed informationon Hotel and Travel. I like to draw the attention of our US fans to their part of this information, especially the Package deal, Read more…
Only some four months to go! For your convenience this Progress Report contains a special pocket guide to make your travelling as smooth as possible.
In this summer issue we’ll take you on a sightseeing tour through The Hague. We even dip into the history in an attempt to give you a real “feeling” about the place in which you’re going to spend at least 5 days.
Welcome to Confiction’s Progress Report 2 from Autumn 1988. We have hoisted the sails, for the wind is picking up, as is ConFiction activity.