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| − | [[Minicon ( | + | [[Minicon (MN) |Minicon]] 14 was a [[convention]] held April 9–11, 1982 at the [[Minneapolis Radisson]]. [[Guests of Honor]]: [[John Varley]], [[Clifford Simak]] and [[Spider Robinson]].The convention did not have a [[chairman]], but was run by an executive committee consisting of [[Don Bailey]], [[Steven Bond]], [[Scott Imes]], and [[Rene Brust]]. |
| − | It appears that it was numbered 14 partly because its theme was "Forward into the Past" and partly because [[Minicon ( | + | It appears that it was numbered 14 partly because its theme was "Forward into the Past" and partly because [[Minicon (MN) |Minicon]] 14 had been skipped (see [[Minicon 13]] for details) and partly because it was beautifully confusing. |
| − | {{convention | series=Minicon ( | + | {{convention | series=Minicon (MN) | year=1982 | before=Minicon 17 | after=Minicon 19 | files=http://files.fancyclopedia.org/Minicon 14}} |
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Revision as of 03:00, 26 March 2020
Minicon 14 was a convention held April 9–11, 1982 at the Minneapolis Radisson. Guests of Honor: John Varley, Clifford Simak and Spider Robinson.The convention did not have a chairman, but was run by an executive committee consisting of Don Bailey, Steven Bond, Scott Imes, and Rene Brust.
It appears that it was numbered 14 partly because its theme was "Forward into the Past" and partly because Minicon 14 had been skipped (see Minicon 13 for details) and partly because it was beautifully confusing.
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