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48 ||[[Eastercon 1997|Intervention]] ||[[Liverpool]] ||1997 ||[[Brian Aldiss]], [[Jon Bing]], [[Octavia Butler]], [[Dave Langford]] | 48 ||[[Eastercon 1997|Intervention]] ||[[Liverpool]] ||1997 ||[[Brian Aldiss]], [[Jon Bing]], [[Octavia Butler]], [[Dave Langford]] | ||
49 ||[[Eastercon 1998|Intuition]] ||[[Manchester]] ||1998 ||[[Ian McDonald]], [[Martin Tudor]], [[Connie Willis]] | 49 ||[[Eastercon 1998|Intuition]] ||[[Manchester]] ||1998 ||[[Ian McDonald]], [[Martin Tudor]], [[Connie Willis]] | ||
− | 50 ||[[Eastercon 1999| | + | 50 ||[[Eastercon 1999|Reconvene]] ||[[Liverpool]] ||1999 ||[[Peter S. Beagle]], [[John Clute]], [[Jeff Noon]], [[Tom Holt]], [[Ron Tiner]], [[Thog the Mighty]] |
51 ||[[Eastercon 2000|2Kon]] ||[[Glasgow]] ||2000 ||[[Guy Gavriel Kay]], [[Katherine Kurtz]], [[Deborah Turner Harris]], [[John Salthouse]], Bob Harris | 51 ||[[Eastercon 2000|2Kon]] ||[[Glasgow]] ||2000 ||[[Guy Gavriel Kay]], [[Katherine Kurtz]], [[Deborah Turner Harris]], [[John Salthouse]], Bob Harris | ||
52 ||[[Eastercon 2001|Paragon]] ||[[Hinckley]] ||2001 ||[[Claire Brialey]], [[Mark Plummer]], [[Michael Scott Rohan]], [[Stephen Baxter]], [[Lisanne Norman]] | 52 ||[[Eastercon 2001|Paragon]] ||[[Hinckley]] ||2001 ||[[Claire Brialey]], [[Mark Plummer]], [[Michael Scott Rohan]], [[Stephen Baxter]], [[Lisanne Norman]] |
Revision as of 23:56, 22 January 2020
(Did you mean a Melbourne, Wisconsin or New York convention?)
Eastercon is the annual British National Science Fiction Convention. It has been held over the Easter weekend every year since 1955, but the sequence is considered to start from 1948 with conventions held over the Whitsun weekend except for Loncon in 1949. (The 1944 Eastercon which was held on Easter was not an Eastercon and doesn't count!). Do not ask Pat McMurray about this subject!
Eastercon attracts 800-1,200 fans of Science Fiction, Fantasy and similar genres.
There are no official rules and regulations for the Eastercon. To call your convention an "Eastercon" there has to be a general consensus that a bid has been put forward and approved by the membership at a previous Eastercon.
A * after a year indicates the convention was held Whitsun rather than Easter.
There were also some British national conventions before the first recognized Eastercon:
Name | Location | Year | Date |
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"Other First Convention" | Leeds | 1937 | |
"Second British Convention" | London | 1938 | |
"Third British Convention" | London | 1939 | |
Midvention | 1943 | Easter | |
Eastercon | London | 1944 | Easter |
See also early conventions and long-running conventions.
Convention | |
Website | 1948— |
This is a convention page. Please extend it by adding information about the convention, including dates, GoHs, convention chairman, locale, sponsoring organization, external links to convention pages, awards given, the program, notable events, anecdotes, pictures, scans of publications, pictures of T-shirts, con reports, etc. |