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• Rochester, MI
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• Rochester, NY
  ...is home of the [[Rochester Speculative Literature Association]] and the [[Rochester Fantasy Fans]] who run [[Astronomicon]]. Past home of the [[University of Rochester Science Fiction Society]] and [[Rochester Area Imaginative Literature Society]].
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• Rochester-ny
  #REDIRECT [[Rochester, NY]]
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• Rochester-mi
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• The Rochester-American Patriot
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• Rochester Fantasy Fans
  ...979 at about the same time that [[URSFS]] was founded on the University of Rochester campus. Its [[clubzine]] is ''[[Astron Magazine]]'' and it runs a weekly l It also ran [[Rochester Fantasy Fair 1]] and co-sponsored [[Rochester Fantasy Fair 2]].
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• Rochester-fantasy-fans
  #REDIRECT [[Rochester Fantasy Fans]]
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• Rochester-n-y
  #REDIRECT [[Rochester, NY]]
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• Rochester Fantasy Fair 1
  {{convention | series=Rochester Fantasy Fair | year=1980 | after=Rochester Fantasy Fair 2}}
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• Rochester Fantasy Fair 2
  A convention held at Wilson Commons on the University of Rochester on March 28, 1981. It was jointly sponsored by [[URSFS]] and [[RFF]]. Admi {{convention | series=Rochester Fantasy Fair | year=1981 |before=Rochester Fantasy Fair 1}}
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• Rochester Speculative Literature Association
  ...emselves: "'''R-SPEC''' is a group of writers, readers and thinkers in the Rochester NY area, that exists to celebrate and create [[speculative literature]]. We
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• Rochester-speculative-literature-association
  #REDIRECT [[Rochester Speculative Literature Association]]
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• Rochester-fantasy-fair-1
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• Rochester-fantasy-fair-2
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• Rochester Area Imaginative Literature Society
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• Rochester-area-imaginative-literature-society
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• University of Rochester Science Fiction Society
  A [[club]] at the University of Rochester in [[Rochester, NY]]. There appear to have been several instantiations: ...ated. It ran [[URCON]] from 1979 to 1982 and was one of two sponsors of [[Rochester Fantasy Fair 2]] in 1981.
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• University-of-rochester-science-fiction-society
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• Rochester, NY
  ...is home of the [[Rochester Speculative Literature Association]] and the [[Rochester Fantasy Fans]] who run [[Astronomicon]]. Past home of the [[University of Rochester Science Fiction Society]] and [[Rochester Area Imaginative Literature Society]].
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• Rochester Fantasy Fair 2
  A convention held at Wilson Commons on the University of Rochester on March 28, 1981. It was jointly sponsored by [[URSFS]] and [[RFF]]. Admi {{convention | series=Rochester Fantasy Fair | year=1981 |before=Rochester Fantasy Fair 1}}
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• Rochester Fantasy Fans
  ...979 at about the same time that [[URSFS]] was founded on the University of Rochester campus. Its [[clubzine]] is ''[[Astron Magazine]]'' and it runs a weekly l It also ran [[Rochester Fantasy Fair 1]] and co-sponsored [[Rochester Fantasy Fair 2]].
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• Worden Gilboy
  ...or the dedicated SF readers. He was a member of [[Universe Unlimited]], a Rochester [[club]].
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• RAILS
  ...ative Literature Society''', a [[club]] meeting in the public library in [[Rochester, NY]]. Fl. 1961.
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• R-Con
  ...and the [[Fan GoH]] was [[Forrest J Ackerman]]. It was sponsored by the [[Rochester Fantasy Fans]].
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• Astronomicon 5
  ...con]] 5 was held March 1-3, 1996 at the Radisson/Rochester Plaza Hotel in Rochester, NY. [[Author GoH]]: [[Rob Sawyer]], [[Artist GoH]]: [[Tom Kidd]], [[Fan G
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• Astronomicon 11
  [[Astronomicon]] 11 was held Nov. 6-8, 2009 at the Radisson Inn Rochester in Rochester, NY. [[Author GoH]]: [[Mike Resnick]], [[Artist GoH]]: [[Mitchell Davidson
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• Rochester Fantasy Fair 1
  {{convention | series=Rochester Fantasy Fair | year=1980 | after=Rochester Fantasy Fair 2}}
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• Nova 10
  ...10 was a [[convention]] held March 30-31, 1985 at Oakland University in [[Rochester, MI]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Ted Reynolds]], [[Clif Flynt]] ([[Filk]]), and P ...on | series=Nova (MI) | year=1985 | before=Nova 9 | after=Nova 11 | Locale=Rochester, MI}}
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• University of Rochester Science Fiction Society
  A [[club]] at the University of Rochester in [[Rochester, NY]]. There appear to have been several instantiations: ...ated. It ran [[URCON]] from 1979 to 1982 and was one of two sponsors of [[Rochester Fantasy Fair 2]] in 1981.
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• Reality Fast Forward
  A weekly [[SF]] movie show presented by the [[Rochester Fantasy Fans]] on Rochester Community Television. Its mission: "Along with the CLASSIC [[SF]] & h
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• Astronomicon 4
  ...ronomicon]] 4 was held March 3-5, 1995 at the Radisson/Rochester Plaza in Rochester, NY. [[Author GoH]]: [[David Drake]], [[Artist GoH]]: [[Jeff Menges]], [
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• Scenes of Fantasy
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Francis J. Litz]] of Rochester, NY. {{publication |year=1939 |Locale=Rochester, NY}}
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• Astronomicon 12
  ...nvention]] held November 15-17, 2013 at the Rochester Riverside Hotel in [[Rochester, NY]]. [[Author GoH]]: [[David Gerrold]], [[Artist GoH]]: [[Vincent Di Fat
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• Astronomicon '01
  ...1 (Astronomicon 7) was held Feb 9-11 2001 at the Sheraton Four Points in [[Rochester NY]]. [[GoH]]: [[Steven Barnes]]. [[AGoH]]: [[N. Taylor Blanchard]]. [[FGo ...icon | year=2001 | before=Astronomicon 6 | after=Astronomicon 2002 |Locale=Rochester NY}}
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• Rochester Speculative Literature Association
  ...emselves: "'''R-SPEC''' is a group of writers, readers and thinkers in the Rochester NY area, that exists to celebrate and create [[speculative literature]]. We
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• Astronomicon 14
  ...tion]] held October 27–29, 2023, at the RIT Inn and Conference Center in [[Rochester, NY]]. [[Author Guest of Honor]]: [[Ada Palmer]]; [[Artist Guest of Honor]] ...ntion | series=Astronomicon | year=2023 | before=Astronomicon 13 | locale=Rochester, NY}}
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• Rochester-ny
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• Rochester-n-y
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• Rff
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• Rochester-fantasy-fans
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• R-spec
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• Rochester-fantasy-fair-1
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• Rochester-fantasy-fair-2
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• Rochester-speculative-literature-association
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• New York State
  ...falo]], [[Niagara Falls, NY|Niagara Falls]], [[Syracuse]], [[Rochester, NY|Rochester]] and [[Troy, NY]], have all shown some [[fanac]].
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• Ursfs
  #REDIRECT [[University of Rochester Science Fiction Society]]
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• University-of-rochester-science-fiction-society
  #REDIRECT [[University of Rochester Science Fiction Society]]
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• Universe Unlimited
  A [[club]] in Rochester, NY from the late 50s to the mid-60s. It met at the Rochester Public Library and at Gilboy's House of Books a bookstore owned by [[Worden
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• URSFS
  #REDIRECT [[University of Rochester Science Fiction Society]]
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• R-SPEC
  #REDIRECT [[Rochester Speculative Literature Association]]
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• URCON
  A [[convention]] in [[Rochester, NY]], run by the [[University of Rochester Science Fiction Society]] from 1979 to 1982. It died when the club died due
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• Kodacon
  A bid(?) to hold Kodacon-1 as the 2010 [[Worldcon]] on September 1-6, 2010 in Rochester, NY. It's impossible to tell if this was a real [[Worldcon bid]] which nev ...es in [[2010 Site Selection|site selection]], one as "Kodacon" and one as "Rochester" giving it a tine for 7th place with Liechtenstein.
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• RFF
  #REDIRECT [[Rochester Fantasy Fans]]
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• Catch Trap
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]] of Rochester, TX. The number of the issue corresponds to the issue of FAPA in which this {{publication |Locale=Rochester, TX}}
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• Rainy Day Woman
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[George Heap]] of [[Rochester, NY]].
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• The Order of Liebowitz
  A [[club]] at Oakland University in [[Rochester, MI]] which sponsored the [[Nova (MI)|Nova]] convention.
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• URCON I
  [[URCON]] I was March 31, 1979 in Rochester, NY. GoHs: [[Roger Zelazny]], [[James Gunn]]
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• On the Ragged Edge
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]] from Rochester, TX. It was undated and was probably a [[one-shot]].
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• Anything Box
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Marion Zimmer]] of Rochester, TX.
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• URCON II
  [[URCON]] II was held April 5 1980 in Rochester, NY. GoHs: [[Frederik Pohl]], [[George Zebrowski]]
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• URCON IV
  [[URCON]] IV was held Sept. 24-26, 1982 in [[Rochester, NY]]. GoHs: [[Joan D. Vinge]], [[Hal Clement]], [[Phil Foglio]]
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• N. Katherine Hayles
  ...iversity in 1970, and a Ph.D. in English literature from the University of Rochester in 1977.
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• Uranian
  A [[clubzine]] of the [[University of Rochester Science Fiction Society]] around 1970. Issue #3 (October 1970) was edited b
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• Astronomicon 13
  ...d in person October 29–31, 2021, at the RIT Inn and Conference Center in [[Rochester, NY]]. At the beginning of October 2021, the [[con]] was postponed due to t ...micon | year=2022 | before=Astronomicon 12 | after=Astronomicon 14|locale=Rochester, NY}}
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• Shagrat
  An [[apazine]] published by [[George Heap]] in Rochester, NY for [[The Cult]].
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• George Heap
  ..., he joined [[The Cult]]. He died of a sudden heart attack at his home in Rochester, NY just days before [[Noreascon I]]. He was 42 years old when he died.
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• Robert Bradley
  ...name appears on his gravestone. He died on Sept. 5, 1966, and is buried in Rochester, Texas.
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• Astronomicon 3
  ...onvention]] held March 4-6, 1994 at the Radisson Inn on Jefferson Rd. in [[Rochester, NY]]. GoH: [[Jack Chalker]], [[Kelly Freas]], Grace Lee Whitney, [[Wombat]
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• Nova 4
  ...d March 31, 1979 at the Oakland Center Building at Oakland University in [[Rochester, MI]]. The [[GoH]] was [[Alan Dean Foster]].
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• Astronomicon 1
  ...was a [[convention]] held Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 1991 at the Marketplace Inn in Rochester, NY. [[Writer GoH]]: [[Geary Gravel]], [[Artist GoH]]: [[Courtney Skinne
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• Astronomicon 6
  ...s held Feb. 28 - March 2, 1997 at the Radisson Inn on Jefferson Rd. in Rochester, NY. [[Author GoH]]: [[Tanya Huff]], [[Artist GoH]]: [[Susan Van Camp]],
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• Astronomicon 2
  ...ention]] held March 5-7, 1993 at the Radisson Inn on Jefferson Rd. in [[Rochester, NY]]. [[Author GoH]]: [[Michael Swanwick]], [[Artist GoH]]: [[Phil Foglio
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• URCON III
  [[URCON]] III was a [[convention]] held Sept. 25-27, 1981 in Rochester, NY. The [[Guests of Honor]] were [[L. Sprague de Camp]] & [[Catherine Croo
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• Nova 9
  ...March 24-25, 1984 at the Oakland Center Building at Oakland University in Rochester, MI. The [[GoHs]] were [[Wendy Pini]] and [[Richard Pini]].
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• Astron Magazine
  The [[clubzine]] of the [[Rochester Fantasy Fans]], which was started in 1980 as a paper [[fanzine]] and then w
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• Astronomicon 2002
  ...[[convention]] held Nov. 1-3, 2002 at the Four Points Sheraton Hotel in Rochester, NY. [[Author GoH]]: [[David Weber]], [[Artist GoH]]: [[Ruth Thompson]
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• Deja Vu
  {{publication |start=1987 |Locale=Rochester, NY}}
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• Larry Farsaci
  ...nomy, attracted newspaper articles, and gave lectures at The University of Rochester at the age of 9. He gradually anglicized his name to '''Larry Farsace''', * ''[[The Rochester-American Patriot]]'' [1942] (for [[FAPA]])
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• Bruce Robbins
  ..., was a member of the [[Professor Challenger Society]], the [[N3F]], the [[Rochester Area Imaginative Literature Society]] and the [[ISFCC]]. He published ''[[
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• Astronomicon 2005
  ...[[convention]] held November 11-13, 2005 at the Clarion Riverside Hotel in Rochester, NY. [[Author GoH]]: [[Spider Robinson|Spider]] and [[Jeanne Robinson]],
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• Francis Litz
  '''Francis J. “Frank” Litz''', an early [[Rochester, NY]], [[fan]] active in the 1930s and ’40s, was a [[fanartist]] and [[he
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• Astronomicon 2006
  ...micon]] #10) was held Nov. 10-12, 2006 at the Clarion Riverside Hotel in Rochester, NY. [[Author GoH]]: [[Catherine Asaro]], [[Artist GoH]]: [[Julie Bell]],
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• Nova
  A convention at Oakland University in [[Rochester, MI]], sponsored by [[The Order of Liebowitz]].
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• Astronomicon
  A [[regional convention]] held in [[Rochester, NY]], put on by the [[Rochester Fantasy Fans]] with several big gaps in the sequence. {{convention | start=1991|locale=Rochester, NY}}
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• Don Anderson
  ...[[Tightbeam]]'' in 1962) and was a member of [[N'APA]], [[OMPA]] and the [[Rochester Area Imaginative Literature Society]]. He was a member of [[SAPS]] (publis
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• Imagine 90
  ...y was not intended to be one-shot) run by the briefly revived [[URSFS]] in Rochester, NY. It was held in 1990 and was a one-day free event on campus. [[GoH]]
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• Fantasy Ambler
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]] of Rochester, TX. It was undated and was probably a [[one-shot]]. Internally, it says i
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• Golden Atom
  [[Fanzine]] published by [[Larry Farsace]] in Rochester, NY.
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• Michael Gilbert
  ...nes]], as well as an author and publishing professional. He graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology in 1970, and married [[Sheila Gilbert]] (née Elkin
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• Dwight V. Swain
  Dwight Vreeland Swain, born in Rochester, Michigan, was an American [[SF]] author.
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• Sally Dunn
  She later married someone named Springett, moved to the [[Rochester, NY]], area and had two children. Her obituary mentioned her love of [[scie
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• Sodacon
  A third official Sodacon was held July 9, 1960, at Bradley’s home in [[Rochester, NY]]; McPhail attended and mentioned it in ''[[Phantasy Press]]'' 29.
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• Cindy Heap
  She lived in [[Rochester, NY]], and was a member of [[Universe Unlimited]]. She was assistant [[tre
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• John Kessel
  ...alo]], [[New York State|New York]]. He was a member of the [[University of Rochester Science Fiction Society]] and edited ''[[Uranian]]'' for a time.
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• Bruce Schneier
  He holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Rochester and a master’s from American University in [[Washington, D.C.]] He is pr
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• Groggy
  A [[hecto]] [[fanzine]] published by [[Eric Mayer]] of Rochester, NY. The first issue was titled '''''Charm'''''.
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• 2010 Worldcon Site Selection
  [[Kodacon|Rochester]] ||? ||? ||? ||? ||1
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• Nova
  * A [[Nova (MI)|convention in Rochester, MI]]
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• The Barsoomian
  The fanzine then lay dormant until [[Paul C. Allen]] of Rochester, NY, published #8 (v2 #1) in 1964, continuing up through #15, the last issu
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• Lloyd Penney
  ...ons in [[Toronto]] (chaired [[Smofcon 6]]), [[Ottawa]], [[Buffalo, NY]], [[Rochester, NY]], and other places, and has been connected with various [[Worldcon bid
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• Boskone 1
  ...om" began the [[Filk|Folk Singing]] by [[Jim Markwood]] of [[Rochester, NY|Rochester, N.Y.]] and [[Pat O'Neil]] of [[Cambridge, MA]]
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• Marion Zimmer Bradley
  ...rom [[Albany, NY]], she married first [[Robert Bradley]] in 1949 and lived Rochester, [[Texas]], through the early 1960s; they had one son, [[David Bradley]]. S
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• Current Conventions
  [[Astronomicon 14]]   October 27-29, 2023   Rochester, NY
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• Onesie Conventions
  [[R-Con]] || November 2-4, 1984 || [[Rochester, NY]] [[Imagine 90]] || 1990 || [[Rochester, NY]]
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• SF Bookstores
  [[Science Fiction Plus]] || Rochester, NY ||
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• Test
  March 31, 1979||[[Nova 4]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<small>(Rochester, MI)</small> ||[[URCON I]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<small>(Rochester, NY)</small>
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• Convention timeline
  March 31, 1979||[[Nova 4]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<small>(Rochester, MI)</small> ||[[URCON I]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<small>(Rochester, NY)</small>
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• FAPA
  * [[Larry Farsaci]] -- ''[[Falling Petals]]'', ''[[The Rochester-American Patriot]]''
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