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[[ICFA 39]] ||March 14-18, 2018 ||[[John Kessel]], [[Nike Sulway]], [[Fred Botting]] | [[ICFA 39]] ||March 14-18, 2018 ||[[John Kessel]], [[Nike Sulway]], [[Fred Botting]] | ||
[[ICFA 40]] ||March 13-16, 2019 ||[[G. Willow Wilson]], [[Mark Bould]] | [[ICFA 40]] ||March 13-16, 2019 ||[[G. Willow Wilson]], [[Mark Bould]] | ||
| − | [[ICFA 41]] ||<s>March 18-21, 2020</s> || | + | <s>[[ICFA 41]]</s> ||<s>March 18-21, 2020</s> || |
[[ICFA 42]] ||March 17–20, 2021 ||[[Jeff VanderMeer]], [[Stacy Alaimo]] | [[ICFA 42]] ||March 17–20, 2021 ||[[Jeff VanderMeer]], [[Stacy Alaimo]] | ||
[[ICFA 43]] ||March 16–19, 2022 ||[[Rebecca Roanhorse]], [[Farah Mendlesohn]] | [[ICFA 43]] ||March 16–19, 2022 ||[[Rebecca Roanhorse]], [[Farah Mendlesohn]] | ||
Revision as of 07:23, 7 January 2021
(Are you looking for the Australian convention Swancon?)
The International Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts is a very academic convention held annually, nearly always in Florida, which, in its early days, was also known as Swanncon after Thomas Burnett Swann. While each convention has its own Guests of Honor, Brian Aldiss is a "Perennial Special Guest". (Note that they have a "GoH" and then several Guests of various flavors which their website indicates are not GoHs.)
Sponsored by the International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts
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