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The [[Fandom Association of Central Texas]] is a [[501(c)(3)]] non-profit dedicated to the promotion of [[SF]]. It sponsors a number of activities, the main one being the annual [[ArmadilloCon]].  
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The '''Fandom Association of Central Texas''' is an [[Austin, TX]], [[501(c)(3)]] non-profit dedicated to the promotion of [[SF]]. It sponsors a number of activities, the main one being the annual [[ArmadilloCon]].  
  
It has also sponsored [[LoneStarCon]] (the 1985 [[NASFiC]]), [[Westercon 49]], the [[2000 World Fantasy Convention]], the [[FIAWOL-BBS]], and the [[2006 World Fantasy Convention]]. It sponsors a local reading group in [[Austin]].  Its monthly newsletter is the '''''F.A.C.T. Sheet'''''.
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It sponsored [[LoneStarCon]] (the 1985 [[NASFiC]]), [[Westercon 49]], the [[2000 World Fantasy Convention]], the [[2006 World Fantasy Convention]]. It hosts a local reading group in Austin.  Its monthly newsletter is the '''''F.A.C.T. Sheet'''''. Previously, it [[published]] the ''[[Texas SF Inquirer]]'' and sponsored the the [[FIAWOL-BBS]].
  
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Prominent members have included [[Fred Duarte]], [[Brad Foster]], [[Karen Meschke]], [[Willie Siros]], [[Robert Taylor]] and [[Pat Virzi]].  
  
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Latest revision as of 05:18, 27 February 2023

The Fandom Association of Central Texas is an Austin, TX, 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to the promotion of SF. It sponsors a number of activities, the main one being the annual ArmadilloCon.

It sponsored LoneStarCon (the 1985 NASFiC), Westercon 49, the 2000 World Fantasy Convention, the 2006 World Fantasy Convention. It hosts a local reading group in Austin. Its monthly newsletter is the F.A.C.T. Sheet. Previously, it published the Texas SF Inquirer and sponsored the the FIAWOL-BBS.

Prominent members have included Fred Duarte, Brad Foster, Karen Meschke, Willie Siros, Robert Taylor and Pat Virzi.

Website.



Club 1980s
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