Convention Reviews
| Albacon '09: sometimes smaller is better | |
| Opinion > Convention Reviews | October 13, 2009 |
| Albacon was another in a string of successful smaller conventions in New York's capital city. The weekend featured great conversations and wonderful connections... | |
| Lou Anders reviews the first OmegaCon | |
| Opinion > Convention Reviews | March 19, 2008 |
| Lou Anders talks about a major new convention in Birmingham, Alabama, which drew more than 3,000... | |
| Arisia this weekend in Boston (Cambridge), Massachusetts | |
| Opinion > Convention Reviews | January 18, 2008 |
| SFScope and editor Ian Randal Strock will be at Arisia this weekend in Cambridge, Massacshuetts... | |
| World Fantasy Convention: So This is What They're All Talking About | |
| Opinion > Convention Reviews | November 15, 2007 |
| World Fantasy Convention is definitely worth the experience, but some of its quirks are definitely noticeable... | |
| Capclave: a smaller convention with a literary focus | |
| Opinion > Convention Reviews | October 17, 2007 |
| The seventh Capclave was a good convention with a focus on literary sf. For more on the convention, read on... | |
| Reviewing Readercon 18: a Literary Convention | |
| Opinion > Convention Reviews | July 10, 2007 |
| A review of Readercon 18 from a program participant and, yes, I admit it, a fan. | |
| BEA wrap-up: a LOT of books | |
| Opinion > Editorial | June 10, 2007 |
| BEA 2007 had seemingly too many books offered for too few bookstore shelves. But some of the interesting things gleaned from the convention include... | |
| Lunacon 2007: Half a Century | |
| Opinion > Convention Reviews | March 22, 2007 |
| A first-person review of Lunacon 2007, the 50th annual convention of the New York Science Fiction Society. | |
