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• Swancon 22
  ...'''The Festival of the Imagination 1997''', was held 24–27 January 1997 at the Metro Inn, South Perth, in [[Perth]], Western [[Australia]]. {{ASFDAP | tag=swancon-22| text=Swancon 22 posts at history.sf.org.au}}.
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• The Festival of the Imagination
  ...] 17, '''The Festival of the Imagination''' was held 24-27 January 1992 at the Ascot Inn Function Centre in [[Perth]], Western [[Australia]]. {{ASFDAP | tag=swancon-17| text=Swancon 17 posts at history.sf.org.au}}
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• Basicon 2
  ...an Media Science Fiction National Convention, held 27-28 September 1997 at the YWCA Cato Conference Centre, Elizabeth St in [[Melbourne]], Victoria, [[Aus It gave out the [[Teaspoon Awards]].
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• Janeen Webb
  ...s an [[Australian]] writer, critic, and editor working mainly in the field of SF and fantasy. * 1996 -- [[Festival of the Imagination 1996]]
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• Teaspoon Awards
  ...cause a little stir.) He said that they were primarily for "unsung heroes" of fandom, but were also available "in trade" for awards from other people. '''Most Creative Use of Modern Technology'''
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• Jack Dann
  ...eanne Van Buren Dann and since 1995 to [[Janeen Webb]]. He was a member of the [[Guilford Gafia]]. ...or co-editor (frequently with [[Gardner Dozois]]) of story anthologies in the SF, fantasy, and horror genres.
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• Neil Gaiman
  ...orks include ''The Sandman, Neverwhere, American Gods, Stardust, Coraline, The Graveyard Book ''and'' Good Omens'' (with [[Terry Pratchett]]). ...n January 2011. They have one son, Anthony "Ash," born September 16, 2015. The family has homes in Woodstock, [[New York State|New York]], and Skye, [[Sco
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• Swancon
  ''(Are you looking for [[Swanncon]], the academic conference in Florida?)'' ...[[Marge Hughes Award]] and [[Mikey Award]] have tended to be awarded also. The rarer [[Silver Swan Award]] has only been presented upon special occasions.
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• Australian Science Fiction Media Awards
  These awards were first presented in 1984. In 1989 they were renamed the Australasian Science Fiction Media Awards. In 1988, they were called Robbie (presented at [[Medtrek '84]], held 10-11 March 1984, in [[Sydney]])
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• Australian Natcon
  ...an National Science Fiction Convention, started in 1952 regularly presents the [[Ditmar Awards]]. ...so holds a Business Meeting at which, nowadays, bids are presented to host the Australian Natcon two years onward.
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• Ditmar Awards
  The '''Ditmars''' are the '''[[Australian]] [[Science Fiction]] Achievement Awards'''. .... Someone suggested that a person thus honoured might be persuaded to fund the awards.
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• Test
  This is a chronological list of SF conventions automatically extracted from Fancyclopedia 3 ...convention or because the convention's listing in Fancy 3 is a bit odd and the program which creates this list isn't parsing it. In any case, we welcome
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• Convention timeline
  This is a chronological list of SF conventions automatically extracted from Fancyclopedia 3 ...convention or because the convention's listing in Fancy 3 is a bit odd and the program which creates this list isn't parsing it. In any case, we welcome
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