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Progress Report #1

August 19-23, 2015 · Spokane, Washington, USA
Brad W. Foster · David Gerrold · Vonda N. McIntyre
Tom Smith · Leslie Turek
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AMessageFromtheChair
Welcome to Progress Report 1 of Sasquan, the 73rd World Science
Fiction Convention. (Wow, doesn’t that sound awesome?) We want to
thank you all for the great support you have given us. The last Worldcon
in the Pacific Northwest was in 1961 – it was called Seacon. The GOH was
Robert A. Heinlein and the Toastmaster was Harlan Ellison. It had an
attendance of 300. How the times have changed.
It is a little over 6 months since we won the bid at LSC3 in San
Antonio where we announced our Guests of Honor. Our wonderful
Guests are Brad Foster, David Gerrold, Vonda N. McIntyre, Tom Smith,
and Leslie Turek. Individually they have made great contributions to the
world of Science Fiction and Fantasy and deserve to be honored. As a
group they represent the best of our genre.
Since winning the bid we have been busy signing contracts, hiring
people and planning a really great convention. Some of the best, most
experienced people are working to make this a very memorable Worldcon.
Please check out our staff list.
We recently had a staff meeting in Spokane and I was pleased by the
excitement generated during this meeting for the site. The Convention
Center, the Davenport Hotel (the party hotel), the Spokane River, the
Riverside Park, the food and the friendly, helpful people were what we
were all talking about. Plans are in the works to make Sasquan a truly
unique convention.
In 2015 the Science Fiction world is coming to Spokane, Washington,
so please go out there and spread the word.
Thank you,
Sally Woehrle
Chair
Contents:
Message From The Chair
Staff List
Site Selection Results
Division Updates
Remembering Bobbie DuFault
Favorite Convention Moments With Our Guests of Honor
Pacific Northwest Fanhistory
Membership List and Statistics
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Chair
Chair In Memoriam
Chair
ViceChair (Front of House)
Vice Chair Assistant
ViceChair ( Business)
ViceChair ( Back of House)
Chair Staff
Legal Advisor
Senior Technical Adviser
Theme Advisor
Timeline
In Memorian
Duty Managers
Front of House
ViceChair (Front of House)
Events Division
Division Head
Deputy Division Head
Events Staff
CommiteeList
Pierre Pettinger
Jean Goddin
Glenn Glazer
Mike Willmoth
Alex von Thorn
Katharine Bond
Gibbit RhysJones
Jerry Gieseke
Pat Porter
Steven Silver
Sherry Kirk
Tech Division
Division Head
Larry Schroeder
Business
ViceChair ( Business)
Glenn Glazer
Finance Division
Division Head
Bruce Farr
Kaffeeklatsches
Science/Tech
Jill Eastlake
Hugo Ceremony
Stage Manager
Licensing
Media Events
Anime Room
Anime Consultant
Cartoons
Exhibits Division
Division Head
Randy Smith
Art Show
Writing Workshops
Young Adult Program
Mo Starkey
Tim Szczesuil
Persis Thorndike
Carole Parker
Astrid Bear
Dick Smith
Leah Zeldes Smith
Melanie Herz
Jordin Kare
Mary Kay Kare
Adrienne Foster
Erin Underwood
Pierre Pettinger
David D'Antonio
Bridget Boyle
Donald E. Eastlake III
Seth Breidbart
Sharon Sbarsky
Kevin Roche
Michael Rafferty
Debi Chowdhury
Keith Johnson
Petrea Mitchell
Dave Weingart
John Cholewa
Megan Frank
Pablo Vasquez
Adam Beaton
Christian Gill
Mary Dumas
Nat Saenz
Guy Letourneau
Mary Dumas
Tom Safer
House Manager
Masquerade
Master of Ceremonies
Stage Manager
Opening & Closing Ceremonies
Trailer Park
Audio Theater
First Night
First Night Staff
Art
Autographing
Children's Programming
Costume
Craft Corner
Fan Program
Bobbie DuFault
Sally Woehrle
Accounting
Budget Advisor
Registration
Registration Asst.
Treasury
Treasury Staff
Lisa Deutsch Harrigan
Ben Yalow
Elayne Pelz
Dave Cantor
Allison Hershey
Lea Farr
Promotions & Publicity Division
Division Head
Tom Whitmore
Fan Tables
Sales to Members
Social Media
Social Media Advisor
Social Media Staff
Website
Online Staff Support
Staff Pages
Web Administrator
Web Content
Web Developer
Joyce Lloyd
Barb VanTilburg
Marah SearleKovacevic
Megan Frank
Pablo Vasquez
Alex von Thorn
Jerry Gieseke
Bill Taylor
Rick Moen
Judith Herman
Adina Adler
Art Show Staff
Dealers Room
Fanzine Lounge
Kerry Kuhn
Ellen Eades
Angela JonesParker
Randy Byers
Publications Division
Division Head
Guy Lillian
Program Division
Division Head
Laurie Mann
WSFS Division
Division Head
Linda Deneroff
Staff
Space Czar
Guest Relations
Guest Liaisons
Progress Reports
Carolina Gómez Lagerlöf
Bill Higgins
Crystal Huff
Sydnie Krause
Jim Mann
Ronald Oakes
Jeff Olhoeft
Steven Silver
Pablo Vasquez
Elizabeth McCarty
Char MacKay
Randy MacKay
Laura Domitz
Deb Lentz
Tom Lentz
Cheryl Martin
Tim Martin
Priscilla Olson
The 73rd World Science Fiction Convention
Business Meeting
Business Meeting Deputy
Secretary
Timekeeper
Hugo Administrator
Warren Buff
Site Selection
Hugo Web Application
Kevin Standlee
Jared Dashoff
Linda Deneroff
Jesi Pershing
John Lorentz
Ruth Sachter
Joni Dashoff
Steve Staton
Back of House
ViceChair ( Back of House)
Mike Willmoth
Convention Center Division
Division Head
Sean McCoy
Deputy
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Dave Doering
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Facilities Division
Division Head
Gene Armstrong
Hospitality Division
Division Head
Facilities
Parties
Operations Division
Division Head
Logistics
Offsite Storage & Shipments
Services Division
Division Head
Deputy
Accessibility
Accessibility Staff
Info Desk
Office
PreCon Info Staff
Deputy
Staff
Ribbons
Sign Shop
Volunteers
Dawn Chronister
Gibbit RhysJones
John Harold
Robbie Bourget
Pat Porter
Gordon Duane
Becky Thomson
Bobbi Armbruster
Bill Thomasson
William "Scratch" Bacharach
Tanya Washburn
Cathy Mullican
Tom Veal
Tom Hanlon
Sean Thomson
Dave Ratti
Patrick Eddy
Lee Shephard
Sharon Pierce
Rick Bligh
Vickie Bligh
Louise Kleba
2015 Site Selection Results
Bid
Helsinki
Orlando
Spokane
None of the Above
Other
Total w/ Preference
Needed to Win
No Preference
Total Valid Votes
1st Ballot
528
304
470
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19
1328
665
20
1348
2nd Ballot 3rd Ballot
533
610
307
Eliminated
481
645
WINNER
Eliminated
Eliminated
1321
1255
661
628
27
93
1348
1348
After five consecutive uncontested Worldcon races, the 2015 site
selection saw two challengers, Orlando and Helsinki, enter the race
against Spokane. Out of 1348 ballots cast, 1328 expressed a
preference. In a particularly close race which Helsinki led until the
final ballot, Spokane won on the 3rd ballot with 645 out of the
remaining 1255 ballots expressing a preference to Helsinki's 610. The
Spokane in 2015 committee announced on Sunday morning that the
73rd Worldcon will be Sasquan.
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Events
Jill Eastlake
DivisionUpdates
The best in Worldcon entertainment will be yours to see, explore, and
participate in at Sasquan. We will be hosting the Hugo Awards Ceremony on the
final night of the convention, Saturday night, in the INB Performing Arts Center.
This is the night to celebrate the best the Science Fiction and Fantasy community
has in literature, media, and fandom. For Friday night, also in the INB, we invite
you to participate in the Worldcon Masquerade, a staged competition of
costumers from around the world styling their finest in clothing, character, and
sometimes as a phone booth! We will open the convention on Wednesday
afternoon and close it on Sunday afternoon featuring live shows with our Guests
of Honor and more. During the convention join us to dance, sing, and amuse the
days and nights away! There will also be anime, cartoons, general SF videos, an
audio listening room and our own Filk Festival with new videos created just for
us. And, very unusually, we hope to bring you First Night on Wednesday in the
Park! This will, of course depend upon the weather. But, whether it’s outdoors
or inside, there will be plenty to get your convention started on a fun and
enlightening note. So, please join us and send us your ideas for a great selection
of Events at Sasquan. Write to events@sasquan.org or jep@sasquan.org.
Program
Laurie Mann
We're in the early days of planning Program for Sasquan. We have a great
set of guests so we can promise that we'll keep them quite busy during the con.
In addition to panels and talks, we'll have autographing, writer's workshops,
children's activities, art items, costuming items, Stroll with the Stars,
kaffeeklatsches and more.
For the first time at a Worldcon, we're throwing a Super Science
Saturday. We'll be running great science and tech programming throughout the
convention, but Saturday afternoon is our Special Time. We'll be doing some of
our very best items then. We've already secured a commitment from
LaserMotive (www.lasermotive.com) to demonstrate their exciting game
changing power beaming technology. We hope to do more demos, showcase
exciting presentations (we've got a beautiful venue for talks), special panels, and
more. Kaffeeklatches with your favorite scientists? Science and technology
oriented filk? Whatever you want. Another first – since Spokane has plenty of
pubs close to the convention center, we'll have at least two formal pub crawls
during two evenings of the con.
Sasquan will also have private writing critique circles that will run
throughout the convention. Entrants will be expected to comment on the other
manuscripts in their section as well as being critiqued by industry professionals
(writers, editors and agents) themselves. The deadline for submitting is July 1,
2015. No manuscripts will be accepted before February 1. Stayed tuned for details
on how to enter.
We're always looking for Program suggestions. If you have any, drop by
our Idea Form at www.sasquan.org/program/ideaform/ and send us a
suggestion. We'll be sending out invitations to be on Program gradually between
this fall and next spring.
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Bobbie DuFault, Chair in Memoriam(1958-2013)
Bobbie DuFault, the guiding light behind Spokane’s
bid for the 2015 Worldcon and our Chair In Memoriam, was
into Science Fiction and Fantasy.
She was a major mover in bringing the World Science
Fiction Convention back to America’s Northwest for the first
time in 51 years. A CoChair of the bid, she had worked for
this goal for 10 years.
She was on the Board of Directors for several Science
Fiction and Fantasy conventions, and on the staff of many
more. Some of those included: Rustycon, Norwescon,
Anglicon, CourageousCon,Westercon 48 and 52,
CascadiaCon, and Rainfurrest).
Bobbie worked on conventions to bring education and give inspiration to writers, artists, and
costumers, giving them the chance to improve their crafts by bringing in professionals to these
conventions.
She was on the Board of Directors for Reading for the Future
(http://www.readingforfuture.com/), a group working with teachers to encourage literacy through
Speculative Fiction.
Bobbie was a well read, well rounded individual with a thirst for knowledge. She had the
ability to sit down and talk about any topic, from ancient cultures to far away planets. She had
extensive knowledge of many subjects and if she didn’t know the topic, she would let you teach her.
She was a professional artist, writer, and poet. She loved arts and crafts, and owned a vintage
shop where she made and sold handmade jewelry.
Bobbie had a big heart.
Bobbie could tell when others had a problem. She would sit down with them, and make them
feel as if they were the most important thing on this planet to her. That was the thing – they were.
Everybody Bobbie met was important, and she had a helper’s soul. She became a minister and
life coach and would counsel street kids and adults to help them kick drug and alcohol problems. She
moved her home to Neah Bay to help families on the Macaw Reservation
Even though Bobbie was working in the tech field and loved science and technology of the
future, she also looked back to the past. She and her husband Jerry owned a small farm on the
outskirts of Gold Bar, WA where they raised pigs and fowl. They also had a garden, and preserve the
food so they always have plenty for their family to eat.
Family was the most important thing to Bobbie and she considered most of the people she
helped family.
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OurGuests ofHonor:SomeofTheir Favorite ConventionExperiences
My Favorite Convention Experiences
by Brad W. Foster
My favorite convention experience? Maybe the
first time my name was on the list of "main" guests. Until
that point, I had been in the subsection of regional
panelists and such. I even thought I would adopt the
pseudonym of "And Others", just to see my name show
up more often. Of course, to this day, my first response
when someone does invite me as a "name" guest is to ask
if they are really sure about that. It is a thrill every time.
The best thing that ever came from a convention
was meeting Cindy. Nothing came of that first meeting
due to my complete lack of interpersonal skills. But with
the help of some mutual friends who kept pushing us
together, I realized this was the person I was to spend the
rest of my life with. And I was right!
The most embarrassing experience was after we
were married, and I had to introduce her to people that I
had known for years at conventions. This brought up the
fact that I’m terrible at remembering names. I mean,
horrible. I can talk with people at conventions for years
without ever using their names. But you can’t do that
when you have to introduce two people to each other. I
resorted to some of the most hideously transparent ploys
to avoid having to do it—I would literally drop a pen or
knock something off a table, and say "Oops! Hey, why
don’t you just introduce yourselves to each other?" Cindy, of course, knew what I was doing. If any of
my friends knew, they were kind enough not to embarrass me by pointing it out. (By the way, I still
cannot remember most folk’s names. But Cindy does!)
Finally, the worst experience was missing the Hugo ceremonies one year (preCindy) when
some friends took me out to eat before the ceremony to celebrate my nomination. As a bachelor, I
lived on Spam and frozen dinners 99% of the time. They took me to a restaurant with actual good
food, and my body rebelled against this unknown intruder. I passed out in agony in my hotel room
for hours, missing the entire thing. But at least I had fun later, watching the faces of people when
they said, "Wow, is that the Hugo?", and then I’d hand it to them to hold. I’d tell them to let their
hand drape nonchalantly over the name on the plaque, and have their friends take a photo of them
with "their" award. If you’ve wondered why there seem to be more Hugo award winners out there
than the lists show, now you have the answer.
ArtCredits
Brad W. Foster's artwork is featured on our cover, back cover, and pages 4, 13, 15, 16, 18,
20, and 26.
Photo of Vonda N. McIntyre by Sean McNamara.
Other Guest photos supplied by the Guests.
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My AllTime Favorite
Convention Memory
by David Gerrold
In February of 1973, I was invited to my
first Star Trek Convention at the
Commodore Hotel, located over Grand
Central Station in New York City. It was one
of the biggest fan conventions, and it was one
of the best parties I'd ever been to. I met
some great people there, many of whom I've
stayed in touch with ever since.
The Con Committee wanted to have a
panel on writing science fiction and asked me
to be on it. They didn't have multiple
program tracks then, only one track of
programming, everything held in the hotel's
huge ballroom. There must have been 3,000
people there, maybe more. It was the largest
crowd I'd ever seen at a convention.
It was one of the first times I'd ever been
invited to be on a panel, so I arrived early. At
one end of the room was a giant proscenium
stage. I went up and sat down at the table
and waited.
A few minutes later, Isaac Asimov came in and sat down left of me. Isaac and I already knew
each other, we'd met a few years earlier and had stayed in touch, exchanging the occasional note. I
said "Hello, Isaac," and he boomed, "Hello, David."
A minute after that, Hal Clement came up on stage and sat down on my right. I knew Hal too,
from previous Worldcons, though not as well as Isaac, but enough to be glad to see him. I said, "Hi,
Hal," and he said, "Hi, David."
And in that short moment before the panel actually started, I realized that I was sitting
between two science fiction giants, two of the men I admired most in the field for their ability to
imagine what's on the other side of the sky, and I still looked like I was fourteen.
And that's when the little voice in my head said, "David, what the hell are you doing here,
sitting between Isaac Asimov and Hal Clement?"
And then the other little voice in my head–there's a whole committee in here, sometimes–said,
"Keep your mouth shut or the audience will be asking the same question."
But this was a Star Trek convention and the audience was almost all Star Trek fans and I was
the only Star Trek writer in attendance, so the first question came to me. A young fan asked, "How
important is scientific accuracy in writing Star Trek?"
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I said, "I think scientific accuracy to be one of the most important parts of science fiction, so if I
don't know something, I pick up the phone and call Isaac Asimov, and if he doesn't know he picks up
the phone and calls Hal Clement, so let me just hand the microphone to Hal right now."
And I did just that.
I don't remember much else from that panel. Mostly I remember feeling a little awestruck that
I got to sit on a panel between Isaac and Hal and pretend for a while that I had earned the right to be
there. It was one of those defining moments that made me realize just how high I would have to aim
in my own work.
Brighton Worldcon 1979
by Vonda N. McIntyre
Dreamsnake was up for the Hugo for Best Novel at the Brighton Worldcon in 1979. I went to
the convention — my first nonUSA con — though I had no expectation of winning. Smart money was
on Anne McCaffrey’s The White Dragon.
Up for Best Dramatic Production was the first Superman movie, starring Christopher Reeve.
Whether Reeve attended in a speculative role or whether the studio and the committee had some sub
rosa conversations about sending someone from Superman to the convention because Reasons, I
have no idea. I do know that he was, improbably, even more beautiful in real life than on screen.
Superman was up against the original BBC radio production of Hitchhiker’s Guide to the
Galaxy, which was the audience favorite. However, most Worldcons include more American
members than members of other nationalities, and only bootleg tapes of Hitchhiker had made it to
North America.
Consequently, Superman won. In accepting the Hugo, Christopher Reeve noticed a certain
surliness in the audience. He mentioned that the competition hadn’t made it to the US, and said he
would like to hear it.
Within ten seconds he had the
audience in the palm of his hand.
It was amazing to watch.
Dreamsnake also won, to my
astonishment. Anne McCaffrey
was the first person to
congratulate me and give me a big
hug when I stepped off the stage,
dazed with surprise. She was
generous of heart, and I’ve always
appreciated her gesture.
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So the convention ended and we all went our separate ways. Exhausted and lugging a
backpack full of books, I got to American customs. I tried to explain the Hugo, which I was carrying
in a shopping bag and which looks like a small bazooka shell. “That’s all right,” said the customs
agent. “Awards aren’t dutiable. I’ve read your work. Welcome home.” Made my day.
Soon thereafter, I received a package from the Worldcon committee. It contained a tape of
Hitchhiker. And a note, which I paraphrase (it’s been a long time), but don’t exaggerate:
“Christopher Reeve expressed interest in hearing Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. Here’s a
tape of it. Would you please pass it along to Mr. Reeve next time you see him?”
I live in Seattle, more than a thousand miles from Los Angeles (where movie stars hang out). I
don’t typically hang out with movie stars. Or know every other American, for that matter.
I found Reeve’s agent, and explained about and the tape. The agent promised to send it along.
“ROFL” hadn’t been invented yet, but I suspect ROFL was the reaction of both the agent
and me.
Possibly also of Christopher Reeve, who sent me the most charming thankyou note.
My Favorite Convention
Moments
by Tom Smith
I've been attending conventions
regularly since 1984, and I could tell you
tales of excellent concerts, magnificent
banter, and making friends... but two
stories stand out.
The first was of my very first SF
con – WindyCon 1979. I was going with
Chicagoan Lee Darrow (who, at the time,
lived in Ann Arbor) to run tech for his
magic show at the con. He'd warned me
about Chicago traffic, and we hit the
Skyway at 5:00 p.m. on Friday.
It was empty. Maybe twelve cars,
total, both ways. I mean, it looked like a zombie apocalypse.
Lee, doing his best guppyoutofwater impression, was boggled. We turned on the radio – the
Pope was at Wrigley Field, along with about a million of his close personal friends. By the time that
was done, we were in Arlington Heights. (The traffic was much closer to Chicago normal on the way
home.)
The other is how I met Anne, the love of my life.
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She says it was ConClave 1987; I'm remembering it as ConFusion 1988. Doesn't matter – same hotel.
Excellent Saturday night filk, and I'm singing the Mitchell Trio's song "The I Was Not A Nazi Polka".
There's a schtick at the end when the performer bellows "WAIT! You zhere. You are not singing.
You do not like... to sing...?"
And I got to that point, and my gaze fell on the absolute most beautiful woman I have ever
seen, before or since. And I gave her the proper Look to go with those lines, and she picked up her
cue beautifully and looked around scared and then sung along, and we all had a great laugh.
She turned out to be a friend of a friend, and I ended up inviting her into what turned out to be
The Best RolePlaying Campaign Ever, and we read the same novels and comics and watched the
same TV shows and movies and loved RPGs and board games and she properly introduced me to Thai
food and we've done Disney World together multiple times, and we have now been together
romantically for over twentythree years with no end in sight. She herself says that we have a love like
Gomez and Morticia, and what can I do but agree?
Let's Put On A Show!
First Night, Noreascon 4,
2004
by Leslie Turek
This story starts nearly a year
before the convention. First Priscilla
had the idea, then Deb supported it,
and John started the planning. But
they needed someone to run it. Would
I get sucked in? I had pretty much
retired from conventionrunning and
wasn’t sure I had the energy to pull this
off. But it was a neat idea, and Deb was
my friend, and it was a Noreascon, so it
was hard to say no. I was in.
Preparations started. Jim and
Jeff sent out invitations, Marah
recruited clubs, Alice designed the logo,
Gay Ellen liaisoned with artists, clubs
came up with booth ideas, and Jim and
Chip helped with the layout. I wrote
lots of emails and worried.
Priscilla planned some fun
program items, Spencer scheduled
performers for the Mended Drum,
Erica designed a program handout,
Geri advised on the signs, David
rehearsed a brass fanfare, we ordered
silly prizes from Oriental Trading
Company. I made lots of todo lists and
worried.
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The day arrived. Jim held down headquarters. I ran around to make sure everyone knew
where they belonged and had what they needed. And worried. A lot. There weren’t enough sign
holders. Someone stole our bulletin board. Bobbi and Jim worked with the facilities and decorator
and kept me from going mad. Lots of people helped blow up balloons, decorate booths with crepe
paper, and light up glo rings. Paul and Lynx gave us light and sound. Jim and Chip worked last
minute miracles to get us a stage. Worrying started to transition into that wonderful feeling that this
thing might come off after all.
The evening started with a fanfare. Dan greeted people. Bill and Daniel led games. Persis
helped children make costumes. Guy hosted a reception. Bob and Grant created a fanzine. Larry and
Sue hosted the AnkhMoorpark Ball. Vivian gave prizes to costumes. Anne’s booth tossed rings over
Hugos. Bobbie’s booth tossed fish. Ruth handed out prizes. Esther put Terry on trial. People ate
popcorn and ice cream. Bill did magic. Megan made balloon animals. Many lovely ladies belly
danced. Dave, Kevin, and Michael dealt blackjack. Kyle drew caricatures. Eric juggled. The Phoenix
Swords clashed. Roland played the violin. Thomas demonstrated a theremin. Authors campaigned
to be First Citizen of Fanatopia. I breathed a deep sigh of relief.
Ten o’clock, and things were winding down. I felt great! Dozens of people had worked
together to make something very cool happen. So much more than I could have imagined or done
myself. And this is exactly what I love best about conventions.
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FanhistoryofthePacific Northwest
A Brief History of SWOC, the Sponsoring Organization of Sasquan
SWOC (formerly the Seattle
Westercon Organizing Committee)
organizes conventions in Seattle and the
Pacific Northwest and has done so since
its founding in 1990, for Westercon 46.
SWOC is incorporated as a 501(c)(3)
nonprofit corporation in accordance
with its bylaws. SWOC was the sponsor
of Westercon 50 in 1997, Westercon 56
in 2003 and the 65th Westercon in
Seattle on July 58, 2012.
SWOC also sponsored the 2005
NASFiC, CascadiaCon. It is now hosting
Sasquan, the 2015 Worldcon in
Spokane, WA.
SWOC hosts ConComCon (also
known as CCubed), an annual regional
conference for convention organizers,
and is the legal corporate entity of
Conflikt, Seattle's filk convention..
SWOC offers several scholarships
for ConComCon memberships to area
conventions, to develop skills and
networking among regional conrunners. Since 2005, SWOC has also occasionally offered a
scholarship for Smofcon.
Nuts, Berries, and a Worldcon That Might Have Been
by Tom Veal
Sasquan will be the Pacific Northwest’s third World Science Fiction Convention, and the first
since the Paleolithic (Portland, 1950) or, at best, Early Neolithic (Seattle, 1961) Era of fandom. After
the latter, known as “Seacon”, was concluded, the detritus cleared away and the bills paid off, Seattle
fandom proceeded to a not uncommon sequel: hiding from the world. The Cry of the Nameless,
Hugowinning clubzine of the Nameless Ones (the organization behind Seacon), continued
publication through 1969, but by the early Seventies local fanac, though not defunct, had become
virtually invisible.
A new generation of Pacific Northwest fandom erupted in 1977, when Greg and Becky Bennett,
SF readers transformed into fans by the 1976 Worldcon (MidAmericon in Kansas City), founded the
Northwest Science Fiction Society, which in time begat the Seattle Westercon Organizing Committee,
which evolved into SWOC, which is the parent of Sasquan.
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At the first NWSFS meeting, attended by a half dozen or so protofen discovered through
various connections, someone asked what goals the new group ought to set for itself. Greg responded,
after a moment’s thought, “Let’s bid for a Worldcon.” The group chose a year that was (or seemed)
still a long way off: 1981, voting for which would take place in 1979.
To people who knew what they were doing, the project would have seemed mad. No one in
NWSFS had a minute’s experience working on World Science Fiction Conventions. Few had ever
attended an SF con of any size or species. Moreover, there were already two rival bids, for Denver
and Los Angeles. The L.A. bid, the upshot of a local fan feud, never gained any traction. Denver was
more formidable and, having last hosted a Worldcon before the Fannish Paleolithic (1941), had some
sentimental priority.
Short of experience though the Seattle group might be, it didn’t lack energy and talent. Several
members besides the Bennetts, such as Richard Wright, Elizabeth Warren, Jane Hawkins, David
Bray, Bob Doyle and Steve Bard, were destined to become much better known in fandom, while
William Warren, just embarking on his career as a pro artist, supplied superb visuals for bid
advertisements. Particularly memorable was his “Great Moments in Science Fiction” series, which
cleverly worked the Space Needle and an occasional Bigfoot into scenes from classic SF movies.
To demonstrate its seriousness and improve its credibility, the group founded a new
convention. Norwescon was launched in March 1978, with Theodore Sturgeon and John Berry as
Guests of Honor and Alan E. Nourse as Toastmaster. Attendance was officially recorded as 415,
pretty impressive for a fledgling con in a seeming fannish desert, and grew to over 700 the following
year. NWSFS also expanded rapidly, going from seven original members to 160 in little more than a
year. Along the way the new fen encountered the Nameless Ones, who were a little startled by news of
a possible return of the Worldcon but were more than willing to join the fun, so long as younger
hands would do the work.
A chartered busload of Seattle fans traveled to the next year’s Worldcon, Iguanacon in Phoenix,
to boost the bid with parties every night and to burnish their own credentials by working in all the
roles that they could. By the end of the convention, they had attracted support from Big Name Fans
elsewhere on the continent and erased all doubts about whether Seattle was a serious contender.
But what made the bid truly and
memorably fannish was the Great Nuts
and Berries Hoax. According to an early
flyer, presupporting memberships in the
bid cost $1.00 “or 6,000 pounds of
assorted nuts and berries to keep the
Bigfoots happy and nonviolent until
’81”. In response, Bjørn Vermo and the
Aniara Science Fiction Club wrote from
Norway to say that they had pooled their
resources and were shipping 60,000
pounds of Norwegian hazelnuts and
Russian dried blueberries in payment
for ten presupports, FOB Oslo.
Accompanying the letter was an
authentic looking bill of lading
confirming that the goods had been
loaded onto a freighter bound for the
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Port of Seattle. Research disclosed that the ship and its purported schedule were real and that its
cargo manifest was consistent with the Norwegian club’s documents.
Bjørn also showed up at Iguanacon, where, in Greg Bennett’s words, he “was relentless, telling
the story in painful detail of how difficult it was to organize the bodies they needed to move those
blueberries and hazelnuts from their cache”.
Panic, or the pretense thereof, ensued, as NWSFS members had visions of trying to cope with
30 tons of foodstuffs, not to mention being dunned for insurance and freight.
Greg’s account continues,
While we were sweating away in the fair city of Phoenix (both from the heat and from
Bjørn’s ceaseless deadpan), the California Star was steaming her way through the
Panama Canal. We started making plans – blueberry wine, blueberry soup, hazelnut
bread. Our resident gourmet cook, Cliff Wind, took great delight in coming up with
exotic recipes.
So, on September 11, 1978, about a dozen members of the Northwest Science Fiction
Society met the California Star at its dock. We were prepared with all the excuses:
unsolicited merchandise, it wasn’t our fault, we can’t afford to pay the shipping
charges. . . . But, when the crates were all unloaded, the nuts and berries were
nowhere to be found.
The subsequent explanation was that a horde of bigfoots had boarded the ship during its
passage through the Strait of Juan de Fuca and pirated the delicacies. The bid added the Aniara Club
members to its presupporting rolls.
Unfortunately, not all went so swimmingly. A couple of kerfuffles turned into major problems
for the bid and, in the opinion of many, led to its defeat.
First, at a “fannish inquisition”, a questioner posed a hypothetical scenario of hotel misconduct
that flustered the Seattle representative. After trying to evade with “It couldn’t happen”, he declared,
“I’d punch out the banquet manager”. Those weren’t the right answers.
Second, the bid’s propaganda package included a brochure from its proposed site, the Red Lion
Hotel near SeattleTacoma Airport, which declared that the facility was “Capable of hosting meetings
of up to 1,200 people”. The Denver bidcom seized on this statement as an admission that the Red
Lion was simply too small for a Worldcon. Suncon in 1977 had drawn over 3,000 fen and Iguanacon
in 1978 nearly 5,000.
In fact, the Red Lion, converted into a Doubletree, later hosted Norwescons in that size range,
but the Seattle bidders didn’t make a serious effort to confront the issue, leaving many voters with the
impression that they expected Worldcons to shrink drastically as Star Trekinspired enthusiasm wore
off. That wasn’t a stance that had wide appeal in fandom (and also turned out not to be correct).
These setbacks were, however, more visible in afterthefact analysis than at the time. The race
was generally regarded as neckandneck, albeit with some advantage for Denver’s less neofannish
committee, as the 1979 Worldcon in Brighton, England, drew near. The convention’s nickname was,
purely by coincidence, “Seacon”, the same as Seattle’s prior Worldcon. That was not, alas, an omen.
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Not many bidcom members could afford the trip across the Atlantic. To one of the affluent few
a number of local fans entrusted their site selection ballots, reckoning it was safer to have them
carried by hand than to rely on the mails. That was a miscalculation. The messenger forgot all about
his charge until after the polls closed, depriving Seattle of 20 or 30 votes.
The ballots were counted on Saturday night. The totals were –
Seattle
Denver
Los Angeles
No Preference
MailIn
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275
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178
45
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453
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Thanks to the mishap with the handcarried Seattle ballots and the fact that “No Preference” is
ignored, Denver gained a threevote majority, narrowly escaping the redistribution of the L.A. votes
and a second round of counting.
Though it didn’t gain a Worldcon for the Pacific Northwest, the Seattle bid had significant
positive consequences. The energy devoted to it carried over into NWSFS and the rest of local
fandom. Within a few years Norwescon was one of the
two or three largest regionals, with 3,000 members and
an impressive array of authors and artists. Seattle in ’81
is also noteworthy as a pioneer in modern Worldcon
bidding, with extravagant bid parties, topnotch ad
artwork and clever themes. A group that no one in
fandom had initially heard of accomplished a lot in just
three years, almost as much as if it had won a Worldcon.
Finally, one can trace a direct lineage from the
1981 bid to Sasquan. The nuts and berries are still
bearing fruit.
The Seattle in ’81 Bid Committee: Greg Bennett
(chairman), Steve Bard, Becky Bennett, David Bray,
Pepper Bray, Bob Doyle, Karrie Dunning, Shelley Dutton,
Gordon Erickson, Herby Fairbanks, Jeff Frane, Jane
Hawkins, Loren MacGregor, Lauraine Miranda, Paul
Novitski, Ross Pavlac, Dennis Pernaa, Bill Seil, Larry
Smith, Tom Veal, William Warren, Elizabeth Warren,
Cliff Wind, Richard Wright
Author’s note: An earlier version of this article appeared
in the Cascadia Con Progress Report No. 3, April 2005.
The author wishes to thank Bill Seil for preserving the
bid memorabilia that made this account possible, Becky
Thomson for editorial assistance with the previous
article, and Greg Bennett and Bruce Miller for helpful
comments and criticisms that have, I hope, made this
new rendition more balanced and accurate.
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Angela N. Hunt
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Miska Husgafvel
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Richard Hutter
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Masaharu Imuoka
Mutsumi Imuoka
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John W. Jackson
Steve Jackson
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Augustina Jacobson
Stuart Jacobson
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Dawn Jaekel
Saul Jaffe
Pekka Jalkanen
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Linda K James, MD
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Lincoln W. Kliman
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Olov Livendahl
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Joyce Lloyd (Hooper)
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Julie Marr
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Rick D. S. Marshall
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George Martin
George R. R. Martin
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