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[[Norwescon VI]] || March 17-20, 1983 || [[Jack Williamson]], [[Richard Powers]], [[Art Widner]] | [[Norwescon VI]] || March 17-20, 1983 || [[Jack Williamson]], [[Richard Powers]], [[Art Widner]] | ||
[[Norwescon VII]] || March 22-25, 1984 || [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Catherine Crook de Camp]], [[Don Maitz]], [[Jack Speer]] | [[Norwescon VII]] || March 22-25, 1984 || [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Catherine Crook de Camp]], [[Don Maitz]], [[Jack Speer]] | ||
| + | [[Norwescon 7.5]] || October 27-28, 1984 || (relaxacon) | ||
[[Norwescon VIII]] || March 14-17, 1985 || [[Brian Aldiss]], [[Jack Gaughan]], [[rich brown]], [[Gregory Benford]] | [[Norwescon VIII]] || March 14-17, 1985 || [[Brian Aldiss]], [[Jack Gaughan]], [[rich brown]], [[Gregory Benford]] | ||
| + | [[Norwescon 8.5]] || November 2-3, 1985 || (relaxacon) | ||
[[Norwescon IX]] || March 20-23, 1986 || [[Anne McCaffrey]], [[Kelly Freas]], [[Greg Bennett]], James Oberg | [[Norwescon IX]] || March 20-23, 1986 || [[Anne McCaffrey]], [[Kelly Freas]], [[Greg Bennett]], James Oberg | ||
[[Alternacon]] || March 26-29, 1987 || [[Orson Scott Card]], Dan Reeder, [[Marty Cantor]] and [[Robbie Cantor]] | [[Alternacon]] || March 26-29, 1987 || [[Orson Scott Card]], Dan Reeder, [[Marty Cantor]] and [[Robbie Cantor]] | ||
| + | [[Norwescon 9.5]] || August 15, 1987 || (relaxacon) | ||
[[Norwescon X]] || March 24-27, 1988 || [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]], [[Rick Sternbach]], [[Jon Gustafson]], [[Avram Davidson]] | [[Norwescon X]] || March 24-27, 1988 || [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]], [[Rick Sternbach]], [[Jon Gustafson]], [[Avram Davidson]] | ||
| + | [[Norwescon 10.5]] || 1988 || (relaxacon) | ||
[[Norwescon XI]] || March 23-26, 1989 || [[Algis J. Budrys]], [[David Mattingly]], [[Mike Glyer]], Dr. [[Alan E. Nourse]], [[Avram Davidson]] | [[Norwescon XI]] || March 23-26, 1989 || [[Algis J. Budrys]], [[David Mattingly]], [[Mike Glyer]], Dr. [[Alan E. Nourse]], [[Avram Davidson]] | ||
[[Norwescon XII]] || March 29-April 1, 1990 || [[Roger Zelazny]], [[David Cherry]], [[Pat Mueller]], [[John G. Cramer]] | [[Norwescon XII]] || March 29-April 1, 1990 || [[Roger Zelazny]], [[David Cherry]], [[Pat Mueller]], [[John G. Cramer]] | ||
| − | Norwescon XIII || colspan="3"| Number skipped! | + | Norwescon XIII || colspan="3"| Number skipped, apparently to compensate for [[Alternacon]]! |
[[Norwescon XIV]] || March 28-31, 1991 || [[Stanley Schmidt]], [[James Warhola]], [[Becky Thomson]], [[Forrest J Ackerman]], [[Joe Laybourn]] | [[Norwescon XIV]] || March 28-31, 1991 || [[Stanley Schmidt]], [[James Warhola]], [[Becky Thomson]], [[Forrest J Ackerman]], [[Joe Laybourn]] | ||
| + | [[Norwescon 14.5]] || September 6-8, 1991 || (relaxacon) | ||
[[Norwescon XV]] || March 26-29, 1992 || [[Poul Anderson]], [[Alan Gutierrez]], [[Willie Siros]], [[Celia Smith]] | [[Norwescon XV]] || March 26-29, 1992 || [[Poul Anderson]], [[Alan Gutierrez]], [[Willie Siros]], [[Celia Smith]] | ||
[[Norwescon XVI]] || March 25-28, 1993 || [[Betty Ballantine]], [[Janny Wurts]], [[Pat Mueller]], Chris Jonientz-Trisler, [[Anne McCaffrey]], [[Mike Jittlov]], [[Teresa Janssen]] | [[Norwescon XVI]] || March 25-28, 1993 || [[Betty Ballantine]], [[Janny Wurts]], [[Pat Mueller]], Chris Jonientz-Trisler, [[Anne McCaffrey]], [[Mike Jittlov]], [[Teresa Janssen]] | ||
[[Norwescon XVII]] || March 31-April 3, 1994 || [[Katherine Kurtz]], [[Scott MacMillan]], [[Darrell K. Sweet]], [[Peggy Rae Pavlat]], [[Deborah A. Wood]] | [[Norwescon XVII]] || March 31-April 3, 1994 || [[Katherine Kurtz]], [[Scott MacMillan]], [[Darrell K. Sweet]], [[Peggy Rae Pavlat]], [[Deborah A. Wood]] | ||
| − | [[Norwescon XVIII]] || April 6-9, 1995 || [[Robert Silverberg]], [[James Gurney]], [[ | + | [[Norwescon XVIII]] || April 6-9, 1995 || [[Robert Silverberg]], [[James Gurney]], Dr. [[Jane Robinson]], [[Danny Rudesill]] |
[[Norwescon XIX]] || April 4-7, 1996 || [[A. C. Crispin]], [[Tom Kidd]], [[Kitty Canterbury]], [[David Valentine]] | [[Norwescon XIX]] || April 4-7, 1996 || [[A. C. Crispin]], [[Tom Kidd]], [[Kitty Canterbury]], [[David Valentine]] | ||
[[Norwescon XX]] || March 27-30, 1997 || [[Larry Niven]], [[A. E. van Vogt]], [[Vincent Di Fate]], [[Brad Foster]], [[Robert L. Forward]], [[Glenda Hedden]] | [[Norwescon XX]] || March 27-30, 1997 || [[Larry Niven]], [[A. E. van Vogt]], [[Vincent Di Fate]], [[Brad Foster]], [[Robert L. Forward]], [[Glenda Hedden]] | ||
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[[Norwescon XXIV]] || April 12-15, 2001 || [[Connie Willis]], [[Bob Eggleton]], [[Charles N. Brown]], [[James P. Hogan]], Dragon Dronet | [[Norwescon XXIV]] || April 12-15, 2001 || [[Connie Willis]], [[Bob Eggleton]], [[Charles N. Brown]], [[James P. Hogan]], Dragon Dronet | ||
[[Norwescon XXV]] || March 28-31, 2002 || [[Jack Vance]], [[Brom]], [[Andrew I. Porter]] | [[Norwescon XXV]] || March 28-31, 2002 || [[Jack Vance]], [[Brom]], [[Andrew I. Porter]] | ||
| − | [[Norwescon XXVI]] || April 17-20, 2003 || [[Jane Yolen]], [[Jim Burns]], [[Geoffrey Landis]] | + | [[Norwescon XXVI]] || April 17-20, 2003 || [[Jane Yolen]], [[Jim Burns]], [[Geoffrey Landis]], [[Michael Whelan]] |
[[Norwescon XXVII]] || April 8-11, 2004 || [[Mike Resnick]], [[Don Dixon]], [[Joe Haldeman]], [[Ben Bova]] | [[Norwescon XXVII]] || April 8-11, 2004 || [[Mike Resnick]], [[Don Dixon]], [[Joe Haldeman]], [[Ben Bova]] | ||
[[Norwescon XXVIII]] || March 24-27, 2005 || [[Michael Bishop]], [[John Howe]], [[Alan Dean Foster]], [[Suzette Haden Elgin]] | [[Norwescon XXVIII]] || March 24-27, 2005 || [[Michael Bishop]], [[John Howe]], [[Alan Dean Foster]], [[Suzette Haden Elgin]] | ||
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[[Norwescon 45]] || April 6-9, 2023 || [[Phenderson Djèlí Clark]], [[Grace P. Fong]], Greg Dubos, ''[[Uncanny Magazine]]'' | [[Norwescon 45]] || April 6-9, 2023 || [[Phenderson Djèlí Clark]], [[Grace P. Fong]], Greg Dubos, ''[[Uncanny Magazine]]'' | ||
[[Norwescon 46]] || March 28-31, 2024 || [[Jim Butcher]], [[Charles Vess]], Kate Alice Marshall, [[Clarkesworld]] | [[Norwescon 46]] || March 28-31, 2024 || [[Jim Butcher]], [[Charles Vess]], Kate Alice Marshall, [[Clarkesworld]] | ||
| + | [[Norwescon 47]] || April 17-20, 2025 || [[Catherynne M. Valente]], [[Wayne Barlowe]], Tracy Drain, Isis Asare, Piazo | ||
</tab> | </tab> | ||
| − | {{convention | start=1978|locale=Seattle, WA}} | + | {{convention | start=1978 |locale=Seattle, WA}} |
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:26, 29 August 2024
(Did you mean the Worldcon or the Portland convention?)
Norwescon (without internal capitalization) is a regional convention that has been held in Seattle since 1978. The convention was founded by the Northwest Science Fiction Society to give its organizers experience and credentials for their ambitious Seattle in 1981 Worldcon bid. The first outing, held March 25-26, 1978, at the SeaTac Holiday Inn, was chaired by Greg Bennett. Theodore Sturgeon was the Author GoH, John Berry the Fan GoH, and Alan E. Nourse the Toastmaster. Except for an interruption in 1987, when it was replaced by a scaled-back "Alternacon", it has taken place annually since then and draws over 3,000 members. Originally held on the last weekend in March, it shifted to Easter weekend in 1995.
Not long after its founding, Norwescon gained a reputation as a meeting place for authors and publishers. It hosts the annual presentation of the Philip K. Dick Award for best original paperback novel, first presented at Norwescon VII in 1983.
- Website.
- 1988 interview with founder Greg Bennett, about Norwescon, on the public access cable show "Hadronic Charge."
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