Chicon 2000: Related Links

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How To Enjoy a Convention

     * Science Fiction Convention Survival Kit for Newbies
       <http://www.locksley.com/neofans/>
       
Other Worldcons and NASFiCs

     * LoneStarCon 2 <http://lonestarcon2.worldcon.org/> - the 1997
       Worldcon in San Antonio
     * Bucconeer <http://bucconeer.worldcon.org/> - the 1998 Worldcon in
       Baltimore (advertiser)
     * Conucopia: The 1999 North American Science Fiction Convention
       <http://www.99.nasfic.org/>
     * Aussiecon 3 <http://aussiecon3.worldcon.org/> - the 1999 Worldcon
       in Melbourne, Australia (advertiser)
     * Millennium Philcon <http://philcon.worldcon.org/> - 2001 Worldcon
       in Philadelphia
       
   See also:
     * The Chicago in 2000 Bid Page
     * Worldcon and NASFiC Bids <http://worldcon.org/bids/>
     * What is the Worldcon? <http://www.mcfi.org/worldcon.html> from
       MCFI [www].
     * How Is the Worldcon Selected? <http://www.mcfi.org/selection.html>
       from MCFI [www].
     * In conjunction with the Toronto in 2003
       <http://www.torcon3.on.ca/> bid, a Toronto Tour
       <http://exotic.to/toronto/> is being offered.
       
Related Conventions

   This includes conventions that have links to our page, conventions
   that advertise in our Progress Reports, and also a few conventions
   that we'll have sales table at. For a complete list of conventions
   with Chicon 2000 sales tables, please see our Sales tables page. at.
   
     * animecentral 98 <http://www.acen.org/> (Rosemont IL) (advertiser)
     * Boskone <http://www.nesfa.org/boskone/> (Framingham MA)
     * Capricon <http://www.capricon.org/> (Rosemont IL)
     * Disclave <http://www.wsfa.org/disclave.htm> (College Park MD)
     * DucKon <http://www.duckon.org/> (Rosemont IL)
     * InConJunction <http://www.indy.net/~incon/InConJunction/>
       (Indianapolis IN)
     * Loscon 24 <http://www.lasfs.org/loscon24/>
     * Lunacon <http://www.lunacon.org/lunacon/> (Rye Brook NY)
     * Marcon <http://www.marcon.org/> (Columbus OH)
     * Minicon <http://www.mnstf.org/minicon33/> (Bloomington MN)
     * Norwescon <http://www.webwitch.com/norwescon/> (Seattle WA)
     * RiverCon <http://members.aol.com/raroehm/rivercon.html>
       (Louisville KY)
     * Westercon <http://www.westercon.org/51/> (San Diego CA)
     * Windycon <http://www.windycon.org/> (advertiser)
     * WisCon <http://www.sf3.org/wiscon/> (Madison WI)
       
Fannish Groups

     * Boston for Orlando in 2001: Magicon 2 <http://www.mcfi.org/>
       (advertiser)
     * Philadelphia in 2001 <http://www.netaxs.com/~phil2001/>
       (advertiser)
     * ISFIC - Illinois Science Fiction in Chicago
       <http://www.xnet.com/~ramchip/isfic/isfic.shtml>
     * San Jose in 2002 <http://www.sfsfc.org/worldcon/>
     * Seattle in 2002 <http://www.webwitch.com/seattle02/> (advertiser)
     * Toronto in 2003 <http://www.torcon3.on.ca/> (advertiser)
       
Publishers and miscellaneous advertisers

     * Locus <http://www.locusmag.com/> (advertiser)
       
Other organizations with representatives attending our convention

     * GalaxyOnline <http://www.GalaxyOnline.com/> (our Author Guest of
       Honor is publisher of this webzine)
     * SFWA <http://www.sfwa.org/>
       
More about Science Fiction on the internet

     * Chicago Science Fiction
       <http://www.sfsite.com/~silverag/chicago.html> -- bibliography of
       science fiction set in Chicago. (Steven H Silver)
     * Science Fiction Resource Guide
       <http://sflovers.rutgers.edu/Web/SFRG/>
     * SF-Lovers Archives <http://sflovers.rutgers.edu/>
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