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A Fan-Operated Science Fiction and Fantasy Literary and Filk
Convention in the Dallas/Fort Worth Area
There are just
Guests of Honor: Spider & Jeanne Robinson*
Music Guests of Honor: Jeff & Maya Bohnhoff
Fen Guests of Honor: Kevin Roche & Andrew Trembley
Artist Guest of Honor: John Picacio
Science Guest of Honor: John Randall
Toastmaster: Joe R. Lansdale
Special Guest: Jessica Wade
Special Guest: Robert J. Sawyer
plus many more guests
September 17-19, 2010
Crowne Plaza North Dallas - Addison, Texas

*On the Robinsons: Guest of Honor Spider Robinson will be attending
FenCon VII 'virtually'. We'll have two-way video links so Spider can join us for key events, sit in
on select panels, and interact with the fen all weekend. More details coming soon.
The amazing Jeanne Robinson died on May 30th after a long struggle with cancer.
Although with us only in spirit, Jeanne is still our honored guest.
FenCon VII: Mad Science!
Preliminary schedules:
Our programming wizards are still working on the fiddly bits of the schedule, but you can see how things are shaping up for 2010. Check out the main programming page to get started.
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Get a room:
Our hotel room block has been extended to Wednesday, September 8th, so make your reservations now. Book at the great FenCon rate of just $92 per night for one to four guests in a king or double standard room. (Suites are sold out.) Call 972-980-8877 and use code FEC to make your reservation.
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Join us:
FenCon VII is almost here but to get in you'll need to buy your membership. Online membership sales have ended so get your membership at the door. Find special deals and the latest prices on our membership page.
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On the radio:
FenCon VII chair Julie Barrett will be live on ThinkWingRadio with Mike Honig on "Talk 650", KIKK in Houston on Friday, September 10th, between 1pm and 2pm. You can listen live from anywhere in the world, thanks to the miracle of the internet.
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You know, for kids:
We're expanding our children's progamming this year with more fun, more excitement, and more stuff so awesome we dare not say it out loud. In fact, sharp-eyed readers will note that the page is incomplete. Fear not! Watch this space for updates as we roll out our programming over the next few days.
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We love to give: Our annual charity
efforts seek to help a local North Texas group that can effect positive change in our
community. Our designated charity for FenCon VII is Carter
BloodCare, Texas' largest blood center, providing more than 330,000 units of lifesaving blood
components for patients annually. Learn more on our 2010 charity page. |

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FenCon is of the fen, by the fen, and for the fen.
Party people: Want to throw a party at FenCon? You must let us know
first so we can make sure you're on the "party floor". Any parties that are not on
the second floor may be shut down by the hotel. If you are throwing a party, send a note to
hotel@fencon.org and include your name, your confirmation
number, and what your party is for. This will also allow us to promote your party in the at-con
newsletter.
Spread the word: Need to tell
friends, neighbors, and folks you meet about FenCon? Our top scientists have devised
the "FenCon Color Flyer" for online distribution
and the "FenCon Monochrome Flyer" for
printing on light blue or green paper, both in a handy PDF format, to fill this
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Older news and notes are in the Archive

Our main contact address is
info@fencon.org. Please include the word
"FenCon" in your subject line to avoid our spam-filter. You can find more
contact information on our Contact Information page.
Last updated 06 September 2010
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