Difference between revisions of "Proceedings"

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The Proceedings are the formal record of a convention, published afterward.

Several Worldcons produced them, but the practice disappeared in favor of less comprehensive memory books or souvenir books given out at the con.

Publication of an annual Proceedings volume was an old (but now sadly abandoned) Worldcon tradition.

Year	Worldcon	Proceedings	Notes
1947	Philcon	Philcon Memory Book	Edited by Alexander M. Phillips and published by the N3F. Online.
1948	Torcon	The Torcon Report	Complete text of the talks transcribed from tape recordings. Online.
1949	Cinvention	Cinvention Memory Book	Online.
1961	Pittcon	Convention Annual No. 1	By Jay Kay Klein. Not a proceedings. Online.
1962	Chicon III	The Proceedings Chicon III	Published by Advent:Publishers, edited by Earl Kemp.
		Convention Annual No. 2	By Jay Kay Klein. Not a proceedings. Online.
1963	Discon	The Proceedings: Discon	Published by Advent:Publishers, edited by Dick Eney.
		Convention Annual No. 3	By Jay Kay Klein. Not a proceedings. Online.
		Discon 1 Report	Not a Proceedings at all, but a long report by Discon Chairman George Scithers about the running of the convention. Online.
1966	Tricon	Convention Annual No. 4	By Jay Kay Klein. Not a proceedings.
1967	NYCon 3	Convention Annual No. 5	By Jay Kay Klein. Not a proceedings.
1971	Noreascon	Noreascon Proceedings	Edited by Leslie Turek and published by NESFA Press. Online.
1980	Noreascon Two	Noreascon Two Memory Book	Not a Proceedings as such. Online..
1985	Aussiecon II	Aussiecon Memory Book	Jean Weber
		Contrary Modes	Jenny Blackford, Russell Blackford, Lucy Sussex, and Norman Talbot
1989	Noreascon 3	Noreascon 3 Memory Book	Not a Proceedings as such. Online.
2000	Chicon 2000	Audio Tapes	Chicon 2000 published audio tapes of 106 panels.
		Chicon 2000 Memory Book	Not a Proceedings as such.

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-The '''Proceedings''' are the formal record of a convention, published afterward. [[Discon Proceedings|Discons]], [[Noreascon Proceedings|Noreascons]] and early [[Worldcons]] all produced them, but the practice disappeared in favor of less comprehensive '''memory books''' or [[souvenir book]]s given out at the con.
+The '''Proceedings''' are the formal record of a convention, published afterward.
+Several [[Worldcons]] produced them, but the practice disappeared in favor of less comprehensive '''memory books''' or [[souvenir book]]s given out at the con.
 ==Worldcon Proceedings==