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It was raised again in 1997, this time supposedly to be run by the [[International Society of Ex-Worldcon Fan Guests of Honor]]. | It was raised again in 1997, this time supposedly to be run by the [[International Society of Ex-Worldcon Fan Guests of Honor]]. | ||
| − | In an article in issue 153 of ''[[File 770]]'', {{link | website= | + | In an article in issue 153 of ''[[File 770]]'', {{link | website=https://johnhertz.sciencefictionleague.org/jh-2008-again.htm | text="Again in 2010"}}, [[John Hertz]] was pleased to note that the [[Australia in 2010]] bid was aiming to hold the 2010 Worldcon in a region of [[Melbourne]] called Southgate. |
See [[LA Worldcons]] | See [[LA Worldcons]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:03, 29 November 2022
A probably tongue-in-cheek bid announced in the Solacon Final Report. (Solacon, the 1958 Worldcon, was the result of a somewhat similar low-key campaign begun in 1948 by Rick Sneary with South Gate in '58.) At any rate, this bid (if it was one) faded from view (not without being revived in 1976) and did not file. See 2010 Worldcon Site Selection.
It was raised again in 1997, this time supposedly to be run by the International Society of Ex-Worldcon Fan Guests of Honor.
In an article in issue 153 of File 770, "Again in 2010", John Hertz was pleased to note that the Australia in 2010 bid was aiming to hold the 2010 Worldcon in a region of Melbourne called Southgate.
See LA Worldcons
| 2010 Site Selection | 2010 |
| This is a page about a convention bid. Please extend it by adding information about who was bidding, officers, committee list, what they were bidding for, who their opponents were, and who won. |
