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Fantasycon-by-the-Sea 23rd – 25th September 2016 (event report).

There are many weird and wonderful places suitable for conventions. For those of you unfamiliar with Scarborough, imagine the landmark

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Star Wars Celebration 2016 : a review by: John Rivers

I’ve put off writing this article for almost a week now, but decided I wanted to relay my experience of

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MidAmeriCon II brings all the Star Wars.
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MidAmeriCon II brings all the Star Wars.

MidAmeriCon II – aka the World Science Fiction Convention – will be celebrating Star Wars with special guests, programming and

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Super fan Dave Lally to address the Birmingham Science Fiction Group.

In July 2016 the Birmingham Science Fiction Group will be hosting a talk by Dave Lally. Dave was born and raised in

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Mancunicon: 25–28 March 2016: a convention report by: Pauline Morgan.
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Mancunicon: 25–28 March 2016: a convention report by: Pauline Morgan.

For anyone who has to ask what a Mancunicon is, you’ve missed it. Every year since the 1930s, fans of

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The Call Up, called up for the SciFi London Film Festival.
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The Call Up, called up for the SciFi London Film Festival.

British SciFi thriller The Call Up has been chosen to close the SciFi London Film Festival on Friday 6th May

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9th UK Festival Of Zombie Culture, Phoenix Square, Leicester: Saturday 14 November 2015 by Patrick Mahon (convention review)

Every year for the last nine years, a guy called Ed Thurlow with a passion for everything to do with

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Gollancz Festival 2015 coming to London and Manchester.

Gollancz, the science-fiction and fantasy imprint of the Orion Publishing Group, will be running The Gollancz Festival 2015, at Waterstones

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London Comic Con Special: Felicia Day on Gamergate.

From London Comic Con, a great interview with actress and gamer Felicia Day, who gives us her thoughts on Gamergate.

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Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, Toby Haynes & Nick Hirschkorn interviewed.
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London Comic Con Special: Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, Toby Haynes & Nick Hirschkorn interviewed.

The director of the most excellent TV series, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, Toby Haynes (Sherlock, The Musketeers, Doctor Who) and

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