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 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 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.