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1994 [[Australian Natcon]] and Australasian media natcon | 1994 [[Australian Natcon]] and Australasian media natcon | ||
| − | It was held 1-4 April 1994 at the [[Southern Cross Hotel]], [[Melbourne]], Victoria, [[Australia]]. | + | It was held 1-4 April 1994 at the [[Southern Cross Hotel]], in [[Melbourne]], Victoria, [[Australia]]. |
| − | [[GoH]] | + | The [[GoH]] was [[William Gibson]], [[Special Guests]] were Sandra Reid, Robert Jewel, and [[Kate Orman]], the [[Fan Guests of Honour]] included [[Bruce Gillespie]], and [[Julie Edge]] & [[Martin Edge]]. (The [[conbook]] also listed [[Narrelle Harris]] as Absent Fan GoH.) It was [[chaired]] by [[Donna Heenan]]. |
| − | [[Special Guests]] | ||
| − | [[Fan Guests of Honour]] included [[Bruce Gillespie]], and [[ | ||
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| − | Issue 4 of ''[[The Australian Science Fiction Bullsheet]]'' reports replacement of [[Media GoH]] Colin Baker with | + | Issue 4 of ''[[The Australian Science Fiction Bullsheet]]'' reports replacement of [[Media GoH]] Colin Baker with Sandra Reid, Robert Jewell, and [[Kate Orman]]. |
The [[convention]] published ''[[The Constantinople International Fannish Cookbook]]'' in 1992. | The [[convention]] published ''[[The Constantinople International Fannish Cookbook]]'' in 1992. | ||
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See also [[Teaspoon Awards]]. | See also [[Teaspoon Awards]]. | ||
| − | For more information see the {{ASFDAP | tag=constantinople | text=Constantinople post(s)}} at history.sf.org.au. | + | * {{conpubs|series=Australian Natcon|con={{PAGENAME}}}} |
| + | * For more information see the {{ASFDAP | tag=constantinople | text=Constantinople post(s)}} at history.sf.org.au. | ||
| − | The convention was named after a three-legged cat. Constantinople had featured in a colouring-in book, ''[[Constantinople the Brave]]'', and was a candidate for the [[Ditmar Award]] for Best Fannish Cat in 1991. Human: [[Phil Wlodarczyk]]. | + | The convention was named after a three-legged cat. Constantinople had featured in a colouring-in book, ''[[Constantinople the Brave]]'', and was a candidate for the [[Ditmar Award]] for [[Best Fannish Cat]] in 1991. Human: [[Phil Wlodarczyk]]. |
{{convention | year=1994 | series=Australian Natcon | before=Swancon 18 | after=Thylacon-1}} | {{convention | year=1994 | series=Australian Natcon | before=Swancon 18 | after=Thylacon-1}} | ||
[[Category:Australia]] | [[Category:Australia]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:56, 30 September 2021
1994 Australian Natcon and Australasian media natcon It was held 1-4 April 1994 at the Southern Cross Hotel, in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The GoH was William Gibson, Special Guests were Sandra Reid, Robert Jewel, and Kate Orman, the Fan Guests of Honour included Bruce Gillespie, and Julie Edge & Martin Edge. (The conbook also listed Narrelle Harris as Absent Fan GoH.) It was chaired by Donna Heenan.
Issue 4 of The Australian Science Fiction Bullsheet reports replacement of Media GoH Colin Baker with Sandra Reid, Robert Jewell, and Kate Orman.
The convention published The Constantinople International Fannish Cookbook in 1992.
See also Teaspoon Awards.
- Constantinople publications and photos on fanac.org
- For more information see the Constantinople post(s) at history.sf.org.au.
The convention was named after a three-legged cat. Constantinople had featured in a colouring-in book, Constantinople the Brave, and was a candidate for the Ditmar Award for Best Fannish Cat in 1991. Human: Phil Wlodarczyk.
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