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'''USC''' was a series of [[relaxacons]] with a rather convoluted history. UpperSouthClave III became the first [[Kubla Khan]]. {Were USC 4–9 also Khubla?}  
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'''USC''' was a series of [[relaxacons]] with a rather convoluted history. It began as an attempt by [[Irv Koch]] to start a rotating convention for the ''northern'' part of the South to parallel [[DeepSouthCon]].
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UpperSouthClave III became the first [[Kubla Khan]]. {Were USC 4–9 also Khubla?}  
  
 
In 1980, UpperSouthClave spun off from that and became [[Concave]]. As [[Gary Robe]] wrote, "{After Concave 1/USC X}, Nobody else [[bid]] for the USC, so we decided to do it again. The site selection meetings have been a part of the Concave tradition ever since; to date, no other bid, either joke or serious, has edged out the Bowling Green group, and Concave still retains the USC as a subtitle."
 
In 1980, UpperSouthClave spun off from that and became [[Concave]]. As [[Gary Robe]] wrote, "{After Concave 1/USC X}, Nobody else [[bid]] for the USC, so we decided to do it again. The site selection meetings have been a part of the Concave tradition ever since; to date, no other bid, either joke or serious, has edged out the Bowling Green group, and Concave still retains the USC as a subtitle."
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  Convention || Dates || GoHs  
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  Convention || Dates || GoHs || Location
[[UpperSouthClave I]] || 1971 ||  
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[[UpperSouthClave I]] || 1971 || [[Knoxville, TN]]
[[UpperSouthClave II]] || 1972 ||  
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[[UpperSouthClave II]] || 1972 || [[Johnson City, TN]]
UpperSouthClave III / [[Kubla Khan Clave]] || 1973 || [[Frederik Pohl]]
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UpperSouthClave III / [[Kubla Khan Clave]] || 1973 || [[Frederik Pohl]] || [[Nashville, TN]]
[[UpperSouthClave IV]] || 1974 ||  
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[[UpperSouthClave IV]] || 1974 || ||
[[UpperSouthClave V]] || 1975 ||  
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[[UpperSouthClave V]] || 1975 || ||
[[UpperSouthClave VI]] || 1976 ||  
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[[UpperSouthClave VI]] || 1976 || ||
[[UpperSouthClave VII]] || 1977 ||  
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[[UpperSouthClave VII]] || 1977 || ||
 
[[UpperSouthClave VIII]] || 1978 ||  
 
[[UpperSouthClave VIII]] || 1978 ||  
UpperSouthClave IX  || 1979 ||  
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UpperSouthClave IX  || 1979 || || [[Bowling Green, KY]]
 
UpperSouthClave X / [[Concave 1]] || March 14-16, 1980 || [[P. L. Caruthers]]  
 
UpperSouthClave X / [[Concave 1]] || March 14-16, 1980 || [[P. L. Caruthers]]  
 
colspan=3| Continues as [[Concave]]
 
colspan=3| Continues as [[Concave]]

Revision as of 16:55, 2 November 2024

USC was a series of relaxacons with a rather convoluted history. It began as an attempt by Irv Koch to start a rotating convention for the northern part of the South to parallel DeepSouthCon.

UpperSouthClave III became the first Kubla Khan. {Were USC 4–9 also Khubla?}

In 1980, UpperSouthClave spun off from that and became Concave. As Gary Robe wrote, "{After Concave 1/USC X}, Nobody else bid for the USC, so we decided to do it again. The site selection meetings have been a part of the Concave tradition ever since; to date, no other bid, either joke or serious, has edged out the Bowling Green group, and Concave still retains the USC as a subtitle."

See Gary Robe's History of Concave.

Convention Dates GoHs Location
UpperSouthClave I 1971 Knoxville, TN
UpperSouthClave II 1972 Johnson City, TN
UpperSouthClave III / Kubla Khan Clave 1973 Frederik Pohl Nashville, TN
UpperSouthClave IV 1974
UpperSouthClave V 1975
UpperSouthClave VI 1976
UpperSouthClave VII 1977
UpperSouthClave VIII 1978
UpperSouthClave IX 1979 Bowling Green, KY
UpperSouthClave X / Concave 1 March 14-16, 1980 P. L. Caruthers
Continues as Concave



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1971
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