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| − | The first [[NASFiC]] was held August | + | The first [[NASFiC]] was held August 29–September 1 (Labor Day weekend), 1975, in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], at the Los Angeles Airport Marriott. The [[GoH]] was [[Harlan Ellison]]. |
| − | It was [[chaired]] by [[Chuck Crayne]], and attendance was 1,100. It appears to have been put together by the [[LA in '75]] [[Worldcon bid]] committee after it lost to [[Australia in '75]], using the same facilities and date. Reports indicated that the programming was largely fringe-oriented. | + | It was [[chaired]] by [[Chuck Crayne]], and attendance was 1,100. It appears to have been put together by the [[LA in '75]] [[Worldcon bid]] [[committee]] after it lost to [[Australia in '75]], using the same facilities and date. Reports indicated that the [[programming]] was largely [[fringe fandom]]-oriented. |
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| + | The first NASFiC was not designated with an individual name. | ||
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{{convention | series=NASFiC | year=1975 | after=NorthAmericon '79}} | {{convention | series=NASFiC | year=1975 | after=NorthAmericon '79}} | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:56, 11 June 2023
The first NASFiC was held August 29–September 1 (Labor Day weekend), 1975, in Los Angeles, California, at the Los Angeles Airport Marriott. The GoH was Harlan Ellison.
It was chaired by Chuck Crayne, and attendance was 1,100. It appears to have been put together by the LA in '75 Worldcon bid committee after it lost to Australia in '75, using the same facilities and date. Reports indicated that the programming was largely fringe fandom-oriented.
The first NASFiC was not designated with an individual name.
| first | NASFiC | NorthAmericon '79 |
| 1975 |
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