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• Minicon 16
  ...con (MN) |Minicon]] 16 was a [[convention]] held April 4-6, 1980 at the [[Minneapolis Radisson]]. [[Guests of Honor]]: [[C. J. Cherryh]], [[Jon Singer]], [[Ken {{convention | series=Minicon (MN) | year=1980 | before=Minicon 15 | after=Minicon 17 }}
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• Minicon 34
  ...ntion]] held April 2 - 4, 1999 at the [[Minneapolis Hilton & Towers]] in [[Minneapolis]], MN. [[Guests of Honor]]: [[Octavia E. Butler]], [[mark Olson|Mark]] & [ One of the convention's publications -- the ''[[Minicon 34 Restaurant Guide]]'' by [[Karen Cooper]] and [[Bruce Schneier]] ([[Rune
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• CONvergence
  ...created in the wake of the downsizing of [[Minicon (MN) |Minicon]] after [[Minicon 33]]. It seems to be more of a SF-related pop culture convention than a tr
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• Minicon 13
  ...was a [[convention]] held March 24-26, 1978 at the Leamington Hotel in [[Minneapolis]]. [[Guests of Honor]]: [[Samuel R. Delany]], [[Spider Robinson]], and [[B ...nicon 15]], so it was left as-is and 14 was skipped in the [[Minicon (MN) |Minicon]] sequence (but then used in 1982 to confuse the innocent.)
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• P. C. Hodgell
  '''Patricia Christine “Pat” Hodgell''' is an [[Minneapolis]] [[fantasy]] writer, [[artist]], and a retired professor of English who re * 1986 -- [[Minicon 21]]
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• Bozo Bus Tribune
  ...]], and is named after the [[Bozo Bus Building]], an important venue for [[Minneapolis fandom]] in the 70s.
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• Minicon 15
  ...on (MN) |Minicon]] 15 was a [[convention]] held April 13-15, 1979 at the [[Minneapolis Radisson]]. [[Guests of Honor]]: [[Theodore Sturgeon]], [[Tom Digby]], an {{convention | series=Minicon (MN) | year=1979 | before=Minicon 13 | after=Minicon 16 }}
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• David Dyer-Bennet
  ...on 23]] and of the group which reorganized [[Minicon (MN) |Minicon]] for [[Minicon 34]]. * 1963 -- [[Minicon 19]]
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• Minicon 18
  ...was a [[convention]] held 20-23 April, 1984 at the Leamington Hotel in [[Minneapolis]]. [[Guests of Honor]]: [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Dave Wixon]], [[Steve {{convention | series=Minicon (MN) | year=1984 | before=Minicon 19 | after=Minicon 20}}
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• Louie Spooner Bucklin
  ...apolis]] [[fan]] and [[filker]] who chaired [[Minicon 6]] and co-chaired [[Minicon 7]]. Int he 1970s, she operated [[Second Front]] with [[Rick Gellman]] and
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• Fred A. Levy Haskell
  ...[[Minn-Stf]], and worked on many [[Minicon (MN)|Minicons]] starting with [[Minicon 1]]. ...30]] April 1982 and [[Corflu 6]], and member of the executive council of [[Minicon 34]]. Ran for [[DUFF]] in 1977 and [[TAFF]] in 1979.
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• Ken Fletcher
  ...on the [[Corflu 6]] committee and his art graced the first years of the [[Minneapolis in '73]] [[Worldcon bid]]. * 1980 -- [[Minicon 16]]
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• Jim Young
  ...early all of [[Minicon 1]] through [[Minicon 10]]), and a founder of the [[Minneapolis in '73]] [[bid]]. He was a [[fan writer]], [[artist]], and song writer: ...o]]''. He published the [[Minneapolis in '73 Filksong Book]] in 1969 for [[Minneapolis in '73]].
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• Linda Lounsbury
  '''Linda Lounsbury''' is a [[Minneapolis]]-based [[fan]] and early member of [[Minn-StF]] who was winner of the [[19 ...[[concom]], as early as [[Minicon 3]] (registration head) and as late as [[Minicon 57]] (treasury).
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• Minicon 5
  ...allcon]].) There was no [[GoH]] (as far known), but starting with about [[Minicon 10]], the [[program book]] traditionally [[Volsted Gridban]] is listed as s * 3:00 Whither Minicon? What was wrong with this convention? How can we do better in the future
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• Frank Stodolka
  ...'. With [[Fred Haskell]], he began the organization of a new [[club]] in [[Minneapolis]], eventually resulting in [[Minn-StF]]. ...and remains a member. He has been credited as one of the [[chairs]] of [[Minicon 1]]. He was on the [[committee]] of [[Constipation]].
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• Millenium Fallcon
  ...to 12'''. It was held October 29-31, 1999, at the Radisson Metrodome in [[Minneapolis, MN]]. (Yes, it was spelled "Millenium," though no one remembers if that wa ...ight Saving Time returned the hour lost to [[Minneapolis Fandom]] during [[Minicon 34]] earlier that year.
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• Pamela Dean
  ...[[pro]] writer. She is a member of [[Minnstf]], and has worked on many [[Minicon (MN) |Minicons]] and also on [[4th Street Fantasy]]. She is married to fel * 1983 -- [[Minicon 19]]
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• Greg Ketter
  '''Greg Ketter''' is a [[Minneapolis]] [[SF]] [[bookstore]] owner, [[huckster]], and [[con-running fan]]. He is ...umerous [[regionals]] and [[Worldcons]]. He [[chaired]] [[Minicon 40]], [[Minicon 41]], [[1993 World Fantasy Convention]], and [[2002 World Fantasy Conventio
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• Karen Cooper
  '''Karen E. Cooper''', a [[Minneapolis]] [[conrunning]] and [[fanzine]] [[fan]], is a longtime member of [[Minn-St ...inicon (MN)|Minicons]], and was a founding member of the [[High-Resolution Minicon Bid]]. She was [[FGoH]] at [[Windycon 40]] in 2013.
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