A Letter from the Chairs

Steve Cooper & Alice Lawson

Contents
3 A Let t er fr om t he Chair s
4 Tr avelling t o Loncon 3
9 Loncon 3 Door Rat es
10 Phone Access in t he UK
10 Eat ing in t he UK: Cult ur al Differ ences
11 Hot el Updat e
11 Sit e Updat e
12 Things t o Do in London
14 Regist r at ion
14 Volunt eer s
15 Accessibilit y Ser vices
15 Amazing St or ies
15 Childcar e
16 Welcome t o Your Village
17 Event s
18 Pr ogr amme App
19 Pr ogr amme
20 WOOFA
21 Cost uming and Masquer ade
22 Exhibit s
23 Ar t Show Par t icipant s
24 St aff List
27 Member ship Updat e
Adverts
2 Shamr okon
12 Longit ude Punkd
13 Signed and Special Books.com
26 Offwor ld Design
32 Locus
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Hugo Awar d Logo, and the distinctive design of the Hugo Awar d Tr ophy Rocket ar e ser vice mar ks of the Wor ld Science
Fiction Society, an unincor por ated liter ar y society.
Loncon 3 is t he t r ading name of London 2014 Lt d, a company limit ed by guar ant ee, r egist er ed in England, company
number : 7989510. Register ed Office: 176 Por tland Road, J esmond, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE2 1DJ , UK.
This is t he last pr ogr ess r epor t you will
r eceive f r om Loncon 3 bef or e t he
convent ion, but in many ways t he most
impor t ant as it cont ains t he inf or mat ion
you need t o make your ar r ival and t ime at
t he convent ion as enjoyable as possible.
I n t his edit ion youll f ind inf or mat ion
about hot el bookings, r egist r at ion, and t he
oper at ional hour s of our main spaces and
ser vices. Ther e ar e also some pr ogr amme
highlight s t o help you st ar t planning your
t ime at Loncon 3 befor e t he full pr ogr amme
is published on our websit e near er t o t he
convent ion.
Please r ead the ar ticles about helping out
at Loncon 3 eit her dur ing move- in and
move- out ( if you ar e ar ound bef or e and
af t er t he convent ion) or dur ing t he
convent ion. You can sign up on t he day and
well make sur e you ar e a f ull par t of t he
Loncon 3 family.
On a mor e hist or ic not e, whilst we wer e
wr it ing t his ar t icle, Loncon 3 became t he
lar gest Wor ldcon ever . Our f or ecast s
suggest t hat we will have mor e people
at t ending t he convent ion t han r epor t ed
f r om acr oss t he globe, wit h At t ending
Member s f r om mor e count r ies t han ever
befor e as well as in lar ger number s.
Loncon 3 will be a Wor ldcon not t o be
for got t en, and not t o be missed, feat ur ing
t he following act ivit ies among many ot her s:
A music and t heat r ical ext r avaganza
wor t hy of t he 1930s t o celebr at e t he
Ret r ospect ive Hugo Awar ds for 1939
A t op- not ch science pr ogr amme
f eat ur ing not able scient ist s such as t he
Ast r onomer Royal and t he pr esident of
t he Royal Ast r onomical Societ y
A concer t by t he Wor ldcon Philhar monic
Or chest r a per f or ming wor ks r elat ed t o
science fict ion and fant asy
Appear ances by hundr eds of science
fict ion and fant asy pr ofessionals
The Masquer ade, live pr esent at ions
showcasing spect acular cost umes
The 2014 Hugo Awar ds Cer emony
The Ar t Show and ar t pr ogr amme, t he
Dealer s Zone, and much, much mor e
We would like t o t ake t his oppor t unit y t o
thank you for all the suppor t you have given
us, and a big t hank you t o all t he st aff and
volunt eer s who make t his convent ion
possible.
We ar e bot h looking f or war d t o seeing
you all at Loncon 3, and we hope t hat as
many of you as possible will be at t he
Opening Cer emony at noon on Thur sday,
when we will welcome you t o t he
convent ion fr om t he main Loncon 3 st age.
Be seeing you Alice & St eve
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I f you havent yet made your tr avel plans for
August, wer e her e to give you some mor e
infor mation to help you under stand your
options. I f you have alr eady made your
plans, do take a look at the fir st section,
which has some infor mation about tr avel-
ling ar ound dur ing your stay, and at the
Things To Do ar ticle, which gives some
suggestions of places that you might like to
visit.
Ther e ar e many, many options for tr avel-
ling to and ar ound London, and it can be
quite confusing, even for a local. The most
impor tant piece of advice that we can give
you is to use the website of Transport for
London, the body that over sees public tr ans-
por t in the London ar ea and can help you
with almost any tr avel need that you have.
Loncon 3 is being held at ExCeL London,
fr om Thur sday 14 August to Monday 18
August 2014. ExCeL is in Londons Dock-
lands, an ar ea to the east of the city. ExCeL
is ser ved by two stations on the Docklands
Light Railway (DLR): Pr ince Regent (at the
east end of ExCeL and closest to the space
Loncon 3 is using) and Custom House (at
the other end, and closest to the Novotel,
I bis, I bis Styles, and Cr owne Plaza hotels).
Travel Within London
Londons public t r anspor t syst em is
managed by Tr anspor t for London, and is
gener ally well integr ated with r egular inter -
changes between national r ail, the Under -
gr ound (Tube), Over gr ound, the Docklands
Light Railway (DLR), and the multitude of
buses that cr iss-cr oss the capital.
I f you plan to tr avel ar ound London by
public t r anspor t dur ing your t r ip, t he
easiest and most cost-effective way to do so
is with an Oyster car d, a pay-as-you-go
system that offer s the cheapest way to pay
for single jour neys on most London tr ans-
por t opt ions, as well as capping your
spending on a daily basis.
Oyster car ds ar e available at
many Tube st at ions, including
Heathr ow Air por ts Tube stations,
and newsagents displaying a Ticket Stop
sign wher e they can also be r etur ned for a
r efund of the deposit and unused pay-as-
you-go money after your last London Tr ans-
por t jour ney.
You can even or der one online, have it
deliver ed to you, and be r eady to go as soon
as you ar r ive in London! A wor d of war ning
for tr aveller s fr om the USA: I f your cr edit
car d is not Chip and PI N, you will not be
able t o use t he Oyst er car d t op- up
machines. However , t her e ar e manned
ticket offices in many Tube stations.
You can easily plan your jour neys online,
either at the Tr anspor t for London website
or thr ough other applications and websites
such as Google Maps.
Travelling to Loncon 3
Not this oyster - by Sue Mason
over a touch in and touch out tur nstile backgr ound
photo by J oshua Kaufman
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The London Underground
The Tube is such a par t of the backgr ound
life of being a Londoner that its tr icky to
r emember all the wr itten and unwr itten
r ules for its use. Her e ar e a few things to
r emember , though.
On the escalator s, you will see signs
telling you to stand on the r ight. They r eally
mean it : one of t he f ew ways t o get
Londoner s to speak to a str anger on the
Tube is to stand on the left and block the
escalator , although its mor e likely that
people will just for m a silent ly fuming
queue behind you.
A war ning to mind the gap means that
you might have to step over a chasm only
mar ginally nar r ower t han t he Valles
Mar iner is in or der to get on or off the tr ain.
I f you think that you might have tr ouble,
aim for the door s at the ends of car r iages,
wher e the gap will be smaller .
The London Under gr ound Map is, r ightly,
a design classic. A schematic r epr esentation
of the London tr anspor tation networ k, its a
wor k of ar t even if its not always entir ely
accur ate in the geogr aphical sense. All the
lines ar e named and r epr esent ed by a
differ ent colour on the map. I nter changes
ar e all clear ly mar ked and will be well-
signed at stations. On the other hand, not
all tr ains go to the end of the line, and some
lines bifur cate, so you need to check wher e
the tr ains ar e ter minating, and listen for the
announcements once your e onboar d.
I n most cases, the Tube uses a single
tunnel system. That means that the line
going in one dir ection will not necessar ily
be close to the line going in the other , so
you might sometimes have a bit of a walk
between them. I f you use the Tr anspor t for
London J our ney Planner , you can get infor -
mat ion on int er change t imes, including
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walking dist ances and t he pr esence of
stair s.
Alt hough it is impr oving, t he Tube
networ k isnt gr eat for people with mobility
pr oblems. Most stations have at least some
steps to negotiate unless they ar e mar ked
with a small wheelchair symbol on the Tube
map. Again, check the J our ney Planner for
infor mation about the likely obstacles that
you will face.
Docklands Light Railway
The DLR is a dr iver less light r ail syst em,
which means t hat you can have gr eat fun
pr et ending t o dr ive t he t r ain as long as
your e quick enough t o beat t he small
childr en t o t he fr ont seat . I t s also fully
wheelchair accessible, which is an
impr ovement over the Tube.
The most impor tant thing
to r emember when tr avel-
ling by DLR is that ExCeL
has two DLR stations,
Cust om House and
Pr ince Regent. Pr ince
Regent is closest to the
space that Loncon 3 will be
using.
Also, although ther e ar e a number of DLR
lines, if you need to change tr ains to get to
ExCeL, you will pr obably need to do so at
Canning Town and get on a tr ain towar ds
Beckton.
Buses
London has a significant bus networ k, with
hundr eds of r outes ar ound the city. I t can
be a little daunting, so we r ecommend that
you check your r oute befor e you star t a
jour ney. Most centr al London bus stops
have infor mation about the bus r outes that
ser ve them, and many of them also have
maps that show all of the r outes in the local
ar ea. I f your e getting a bus fr om a busy
ar ea, all of the bus stops will be labelled
with a differ ent letter so that you can find
the cor r ect one mor e easily.
You can no longer pay cash and buy a
ticket fr om the dr iver of a bus. You need to
either use an Oyster car d or a contactless
payment debit or cr edit car d. I n some par ts
of centr al London, you can use cash to buy
a ticket fr om a r oadside machine.
Taxis
London has lots of taxi options, fr om the
famous black cabs thr ough to mini-cabs and
I nter net car ser vices.
Black Cabs
The Hackney Car r iage or black cab is one
of the icons of London, and a r ide in one is
pr obably essential for fir st-time visitor s to
the city. J ust to be confusing, not all black
cabs ar e black, or shaped like the tr adi-
tional black cabs. You can identify them by
the or ange TAXI sign on the r oof; if its illu-
minated, the cab is available for hir e.
Black cab dr iver s go thr ough extensive
tr aining, memor ising major landmar ks and
hotels as well as differ ent r outes acr oss
London, bef or e t hey can r eceive t heir
licence. Ther efor e, unfor t unat ely only a
limited number of black cabs ar e on the
r oads, and so they come at a pr ice. They ar e,
however , the only ker bside ser vice avail-
able, and they will get you wher e you want
to go. At busy times, you might str uggle to
find a black cab for hir e on the str eet.
Smar tphone apps such as Hailo can put you
in touch with near by dr iver s, who can then
come to collect you: especially handy when
its wet!
I t gets bor ing dr iving ar ound London all
day, so black cab dr iver s often like to chat.
They also tend to have opinions. Political
opinions. You have been war ned.
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Mini-cabs
Pr ivate car ser vices ar e available all over
London, but they cant pick you up on the
str eet. I nstead, either telephone a local
ser vice (most bar s and r estaur ants will be
able to give you a number ) or find one of
their offices, which will usually have an
or ange light outside to make it easier to
spot. Mini-cabs ar e substantially cheaper
than black cabs, and you can usually agr ee
on your far e befor e the star t of the jour ney.
On the downside, you have no guar antee
that the dr iver will be able to find your
destination!
Although ther e has been a cr ackdown on
unlicensed mini-cabs, they do still exist.
Make sur e not to get in any cab stopping on
the str eet to offer you a r ide unless it is a
black cab.
Ser vices like Uber ar e available in
London, but youll need to download their
smar tphone apps to use them.
At night in the ver y centr al par ts of
London your e also likely to see bicycle
r ickshaws for hir e. Theyr e gr eat fun but
ver y expensive!
Air Travel
London has five six air por ts [check that they
havent opened another one befor e we go
to pr essEd] , all wit h differ ent ly good
tr anspor t links to the centr e of the city.
I f your e coming dir ect fr om the US, you
ar e likely to ar r ive at London Heathr ow or
London Gatwick. Ar r ivals fr om other Eur o-
pean or Br itish air por ts might come into
Luton, Stansted, or London City instead.
Because London City Air por t is liter ally in
walking distance of ExCeL, tr y to fly out of
or change planes at an air por t that offer s
dir ect f light s t o London Cit y, such as
Amst er dam Schiphol, Dublin, Fr ankfur t ,
Madr id, or Zur ich.
ExCeL has a handy web page that pr ovides
suggested air r outes fr om var ious cities in
Eur ope and Nor th Amer ica.
London Heathrow
Somet imes descr ibed as five shopping
malls with a r unway attached, Heathr ow is
a bit of a beast. I ts infamous for passpor t
lines, flight delays, lost luggage, and ever y-
thing else you expect fr om a major air por t.
On the br ight side, you can buy Duty Fr ee
after youve passed thr ough customs, and
thats always a good time to buy one of the
comically sized Tobler ones that appar ently
only get sold in air por ts.
Once youve escaped fr om Heathr ow,
you have a number of options for the r est of
your jour ney. I n descending or der of pr ice,
they ar e:
By taxi: Dont do this. I t will cost you at
least 100 and take well over an hour to
get to ExCeL.
On the Heathrow Express, a fast tr ain
ser vice that leaves Heathr ow ever y 15
minutes and, for 28 each way, gets you
into Paddington Station 15 minutes later .
Ther e ar e stations at Ter minals 1/ 2/ 3 and
Ter minal 5, but not Ter minal 4.
On the Heathrow Connect, a r egular tr ain
ser vice that leaves Heathr ow ever y 30
minutes and, for 9.90 one-way or 19.80
r etur n, gets you into Paddington Station
25 minutes later . Ther e ar e stations at
Ter minals 1/ 2/ 3 and Ter minal 4, but not
Ter minal 5.
On the Tube (ther e ar e stations at all
ter minals. Yay!), which will take ar ound
an hour to get into centr al London or
ninety minutes to get to ExCeL (star ting
on the Picadilly line, at Gr een Par k tr ans-
fer r ing t o t he east bound J ubilee line
towar ds Str atfor d or West Ham, then
switching at Canning Town to the DLR
towar ds Beckton). The Tube might not be
the best option if you have a lot of bags
but it will only cost you about 6; less if
you have an Oyster car d.
London Gatwick
Gatwick is smaller than Heathr ow, but may
well be busy in August with holiday-maker s.
The best option for tr avelling fr om the
air por t into London is to take the Gatwick
Express tr ain ser vice. I t ar r ives at Victor ia
Station, and takes about 30 minutes. Tickets
cost 19.90 one-way or 34.90 r etur n, but
you can save some money by booking
online.
However , if you want to tr avel dir ectly
fr om Gatwick to ExCeL, you should avoid
the Gatwick Expr ess and take a Fir st Capital
Connect ser vice to London Br idge (10 for a
one-way jour ney), wher e its easier to get to
ExCeL either by Tube and DLR (J ubilee line
eastbound, then switching at Canning Town
to the DLR towar ds Beckton) or by taxi
(ar ound 25).
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London City
London City Air por t is ver y close to ExCeL.
I f you want to take a taxi fr om the air por t to
your hot el, t he f ar e will be 5- 10,
depending on which hotel you need.
Unfor tunately, London City Air por t is on
a differ ent br anch of the DLR fr om ExCeL. I f
you want to use it, you will have to tr avel
west to Canning Town and then change to a
tr ain going towar ds Beckton. The 473 bus
r uns dir ect fr om t he air por t t o Pr ince
Regent at the east end of ExCeL (close to the
convention, but not necessar ily to your
hotel).
You can also walk fr om the air por t: its
ar ound a mile to ExCeL, but check a map to
find the best r oute to your hotel.
Other Airports
London Stansted is quite a way out of town,
but it does have one of the longest civilian
r unways in the UK: when the space shuttle
visited us, this is wher e it landed! The
Stansted Express tr ain ser vice will take you
to Liver pool Str eet Station in about 50
minutes, at a cost of 23.40 one-way or
33.20 r etur n. (Var ious Under gr ound/ DLR
options fr om ther e, e.g. Centr al line west-
bound, then switching at Bank to the DLR
towar ds Beckton.)
I f you can, its pr obably best to avoid flying
into London Luton. The jour ney into centr al
London involves a bus and an infr equent
t r ain ser vice t hat t akes 40 minut es, or
t her es a coach ser vice t hat could t ake
anything fr om thir ty minutes to
an hour . I f you do fly into Luton,
take a Fir st Capital Connect tr ain
t hr ough cent r al London t o
London Br idge. Fr om ther e you
can get to ExCeL either by Tube
and DLR ( J ubilee line east -
bound, t hen swit ching at
Canning Town t o t he DLR
t owar ds Beckt on) or by t axi
(ar ound 25).
Although youve pr obably never
hear d of London Southend, its
actually quite easy to get fr om
ther e to ExCeL: take a tr ain to
Str atfor d and then jump on the
DLR!
Rail Travel
International
Eur ostar tr ain ser vices fr om Br ussels and
Par is ar r ive at St Pancr as I nt er nat ional
station in centr al London. However , if your
t r ain st ops at Ashfor d I nt er nat ional or
Ebbsfleet I nter national, you can change to
the high-speed ser vice to Str atfor d I nter na-
tional station, and fr om ther e you can take
the DLR. Youll need a separ ate ticket for
that par t of the jour ney, as your inter na-
tional ticket wont be valid at Str atfor d.
National
Dif f er ent t r ain companies oper at e on
differ ent r out es, and t her e ar e a wide
var iet y of t icket opt ions depending on
when you t r avel, how far in advance you
want t o book, and t he specific r out e you
t ake. The best value t icket s usually go on
sale 12 weeks befor e t he dat e of t r avel, so
pr ices befor e t hen might seem quit e high.
I t s best t o make a seat r eser vat ion for
longer jour neys wher e t hese ar e available,
especially if your e planning t o t r avel on a
specific t r ain.
You can check tr ain times and book
tickets online thr ough National Rail.
Anyone fr om outside the UK whos plan-
ning quite a lot of tr ain tr avel dur ing their
tr ip to Loncon 3 might want to consider
buying a Britrail pass.
Ar t : Br ad W. Fost er
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Travel by Road
I f youd pr efer to be dr iven than to dr ive,
you might want to check out coach tr avel.
Many UK coach ser vices t o and f r om
London oper ate via Victor ia Coach Station
in centr al London.
I f youd like t o dr ive your self, we
r ecommend t hat you t hink again. I f your e
planning t o hir e a car t o t r avel ar ound t he
count r y eit her befor e or aft er t he
convention, r emember that public tr anspor t
and t axis ar e a much bet t er , and cheaper ,
way of get t ing ar ound near ExCeL and in
centr al London gener ally: it might be easier
to hir e the car only dur ing the per iod when
you need it.
I f you still want to dr ive, ExCeL has plenty
of car par king spaces, which cost 15 per
day. We r ecommend that you use either the
under gr ound car par k (either the or ange or
pur ple zones ar e fine, but par k as far east as
you can) or t he East car par k. 124 of t he
par king spaces under neat h ExCeL ar e
r eser ved for disabled visitor s (who will need
t o br ing t heir Blue Badge per mit s, if UK
r esident s) . Alt hough some hot els adver t ise
par king spaces for their guests, ther e might
be a char ge for par king and the number of
spaces might be limit ed, so do check in
advance.
You can find dr iving inst r uct ions on
ExCeLs website, but the shor t ver sion is that
you should nicely ask your sat nav to take
you to E16 1DR.
Loncon 3 Door Rates
At t he t ime of publicat ion our online full
at t ending r at es ar e now t hose t hat will be
char ged at the door . These ar e:
Adult Over 25 on 14 August 135
Y.A. Under 26 on14 August 75
Child Under 16 on 14 August 35
I nfant Under 6 on 14 August 5
Family 2 Adults, 1 or mor e Childr en 300
Suppor ting member ship r ate r emains 25.
Adult Bid Fr iend discount r emains 70.
Y.A. Bid Fr iend discount r emains 40.
Conver sion fr om Suppor t ing t o At t ending
will be the differ ence between the r ates.
On 1 August we will r aise our Day
Admission r at es t o t hose t hat will be
char ged at the door . These will be:
Thu. Fr i. Sat . Sun. Mon.
Adult Day 25 45 50 50 20
Y.A. Day 15 25 30 30 12
Child Day 8 10 15 15 6
Family Day 55 95 105 105 45
Iain M Banks (In Memoriam)
John Clute
Malcolm Edwards
Chris Foss
Jeanne Gomoll
Robin Hobb
Bryan Talbot
Phone Access in the UK
Cellphone owner ship and cover age in t he
UK is ubiquit ous wit h most people having
access to a phone. For somewher e the size
of t he ExCeL, having t he capabilit y t o call
people and send SMS messages is going to
be ver y useful indeed and if you want to take
advant age of t he dat a funct ions of a
smar tphone, youll need to plan ahead.
Especially for visit or s fr om t he USA, t he
cost s of int er nat ional r oaming can be
ext r emely high. This ar t icle pr ovides some
opt ions for you t o consider . ( All pr ices ar e
given in appr oximate US dollar s.)
Option 1: Enable Phone, Text and
Data Roaming With Your Carrier
Cer tainly the simplest option, but check your
car r ier for pr ices. The cost per call can be as
high as $1/ min or mor e, $0.50 per SMS sent
and r eceived, and $5 per MB of data.
I f you have T-Mobile then your e in luck.
T-Mobile char ges only $0.20 per minute for
calls, and SMS messages and 3G data ar e fr ee
when r oaming in t he UK. T-Mobile ar e
pushing t o t ake on new cust omer s at t he
moment , so if your e t hinking of a new
phone, now might be time to consider it.
Option 2: Get a Local SIM Card
I f you have a SI M enabled phone and it s
unlocked, consider buying a local SI M car d
in a phone st or e or vending machine at
Heat hr ow or pr et t y much anywher e in
London. Ther e ar e far , far mor e phone r etail
options in the UK. Typically youll pay $0.20
per minute, with $0.10 or less per text and a
fixed char ge per day for dat a. Ther e ar e at
least half a dozen differ ent options available
and its wor th looking online ahead of time
to see which is the best.
I n or der to use a SI M car d, you must have
an unlocked phone. I f you ar e not paying for
your phone in your cont r act , get t ing it
unlocked is not difficult . However , if t he
phone is under contr act, you might void the
war r ant y or your cont r act by get t ing your
phone unlocked. Check with your car r ier .
Option 3: Get a Burner
I f you just want a phone to use to call fr iends
and send text messages note that an entr y-
level phone costs about $30 and you can pick
and chose t he car r ier ser vice you want . I n
addit ion, an ent r y-level Andr oid phone at
some phone shops goes for about $75 new.
Option 4: Get a Burner (see #3)
and Use WiFi for Data
WiFi will be fr ee t hr oughout ExCeL.
Although WiFi is widely available in the UK,
it s not always clear wher e it s available or
that you need to sign into a por tal to use it.
Typically, you will see a sign t hat says
Power ed by The Cloud or Power ed by BT
Openwor ld. Many bar s and coffee shops
have fr ee WiFi, but signing in can be
awkwar d, and you will oft en need t o
r emember the user name and passwor d you
set up for these ser vices.
Eating in the UK:
Cultural Differences
- Shana Worthen and the Restaurant Guide Team
Tipping is incr easingly r ecommended in the
UK, alt hough it isnt mandat or y since st aff
ar e all paid at least the minimum wage; its
not legal for an employer to use tips to top
up wages t o t he legal minimum. I t s
r espect able t o leave a 10% t ip if ser vice
war r ant s one, but many r est aur ant s now
include a default 12.5% ser vice char ge on the
bill. Doggy bags for left over s ar e not
gener ally available, unless your e eating in a
place which also does takeout.
Tap water is appr opr iate to r equest even
at high-end r est aur ant s. I t is not usually
ser ved with ice. When dr inking in a gr oup in
a pub, dr inks ar e oft en bought in r ounds:
one per son buys dr inks for the entir e gr oup;
then another per son takes a tur n.
Tea comes wit h milk by default , if it s a
dr ink. Tea can also, confusingly, r efer t o
the evening meal, a use of nor ther n or igin.
Aft er noon t ea is usually called so, whet her
with a scone and clotted cr eam or a whole
t ower of sandwiches and cakes. Pies ar e
gener ally savour y, not sweet, e.g. por k pie.
A caf may be a coffee shop, or it may be
a gr easy spoon. Gr easy spoons ar e small,
cheap r estaur ants, involving knives and for ks
as well. Theyr e usually good for fr y-ups (a
fr ied br eakfast ) and bacon but t ies ( bacon
sandwiches). Also known as caffs.
When your e shopping for snacks, be sur e
t o check out t he huge r ange of differ ent
flavour s of cr isps ( pot at o chips, for t he
Atlanticly-challenged among you). I ts quite
nor mal t o see a dozen or mor e differ ent
flavour s: be sur e t o t r y out Mar mit e,
r osemar y, lemon, and bacon flavour s if you
get the chance.
Remember t hat t hings wit h booze or
coffee flavour s (e.g. tir amisu) will have actual
booze or coffee in them!
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Hotel Update
The hot el sit uat ion is much t he same as was
r epor t ed in t he pr evious Pr ogr ess Repor t .
The on- sit e hot els ar e f ully booked, but
we expect t hat t her e will be some
cancellat ions, and it s wor t h per iodically
checking t he Infotel website if you especially
want a r oom on the ExCeL site. We still have
r ooms in sever al hot els at Canar y Whar f, a
f ew minut es away f r om ExCeL on t he
Docklands Light Railway ( which r uns unt il
ar ound half past midnight each night ,
except for t he Sunday night when it closes
an hour ear lier ) . However , we will have t o
r elease our hot el blocks soon, and if you
dont alr eady have a r oom we advise you t o
book as soon as possible. Most of our r oom
blocks will be r eleased on 10 J uly, so t he
convent ion r oom r at es and r oom blocks
will not be available beyond t hat dat e.
I f you alr eady have a hot el booking,
please not e t hat I nfot el will be sending t he
bookings t o all of t he hot els except t he I bis
St yles Cust om House on 14 J uly. The
bookings wer e sent t o t he Cust om House
on 19 J une.
Before 14 July
I f you need t o change or conf ir m your
exist ing r eser vat ion and you made your
booking t hr ough I nfot el, do not cont act t he
hot el dir ect ly. I nf ot el is managing t he
bookings, and t he bookings will be sent t o
t he hot els on 14 J uly. Bef or e 14 J uly t he
hot els will be unable t o assist you. You can
log on t o t he Infotel systemusing t he user I D
and passwor d t hat you cr eat ed when you
made your init ial booking, and can r equest
a change t o your exist ing r eser vat ion or a
new confir mat ion t hr ough t heir web sit e. I f
you ar e unable t o do so, please cont act
I nfot el on +44 1775 843406 bet ween 9 AM
and 5 PM on wor king days ( UK t ime) , or
send an email t o hotels@loncon3.org.
I n accor dance wit h I bis St yles policy,
people wit h bookings in t hat hot el wer e
char ged 50% of t he expect ed r oom cost
shor t ly aft er 19 J une.
On or After 14 July
Once I nfot el has sent t he bookings t o t he
hot els, please cont inue t o r equest any
changes t hr ough I nfot el. Alt hough you may
r equest them dir ectly fr om the hotel, I nfotel
may be able t o pr ovide addit ional
assist ance. I f you do make your change
dir ect ly wit h t he hot el, please not if y
I nf ot el of t he change by email t o
hotels@loncon3.org.
I nf ot el will be on- sit e at ExCeL f r om
Tuesday 12 August t o Tuesday 19 August t o
help wit h any hot el pr oblems, and t hey will
have a hotel desk in the Registr ation ar ea. I f
you have any pr oblems af t er ar r ival but
befor e t he I nfot el desk is available, please
phone I nfot el on +44 1775 843406.
Site
Update
I f you go t o Google Maps and find ExCeL
London, you can use t he St r eet view icon t o
look inside the exhibition centr e itself. Most
of Loncon 3 will be happening at the easter n
end, the end near the Aloft hotel.
Ther e will be a lar ge music event at the other
end of the ExCeL facility fr om Loncon 3 on the
Fr iday evening and Satur day after noon and
evening of the convention, 15 & 16 August.
We do not expect this to cause pr oblems,
as it s a ver y lar ge building, but Loncon 3
member s should be awar e t hat t he main
boulevar d t hr ough ExCeL will be closed t o
thr ough tr affic dur ing the event. Ther efor e,
those coming fr om the far end of ExCeL will
need t o walk out side along t he wat er fr ont
inst ead of using t he ExCeL boulevar d. I f
coming t o t he convent ion by t r ain, make
sur e to use Pr ince Regent station r ather than
Custom House.
ExCeL has two fr ee WiFi networ ks that will
be available for Loncon 3 member s.
The excel fr ee net wor k is a legacy
net wor k using t he older 2.4GHz st andar d,
and may not cope well with the number of
people tr ying to use it.
We r ecommend t hat anyone who can
should connect t o t he excel fr ee_fast
net wor k inst ead, which is a mor e moder n
5GHz networ k with a higher capacity.
Please not e t hat bot h net wor ks block
outbound connections on por ts 22 (SSH) and
3389 (RDP) if you dont know what those
ar e, then you dont need to wor r y about it.
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London is full of things to do, places to visit,
and food and dr ink t o consume. Ther e ar e
over 240 museums, 7,000 pubs, and 100
t heat r es in London, and 40 per cent of t he
city is open gr een space, much of which you
ar e fr ee to explor e.
This would be a ver y long ar ticle if it tr ied
to tell you about all of the things that you can
do, but ther e is a lot of infor mation available
online, for example on t he Visit London
website.
Attractions Close to ExCeL
The Thames Barrier is Londons main flood
defence system. I ts just to the south of ExCeL
but unfor tunately the visitor centr e is on the
other side of the r iver and ther e is no r iver
cr ossing near by.
The Environment Agency oper at es t he
Thames Bar r ier ever y mont h for
maintenance and testing. For Wednesday 13
August this is planned fr om 9.30 AM to noon.
( Not e t hat t hey may begin closing and r e-
opening the gates up to an hour befor e the
times listed.)
Thames Bar r ier Par k is one of t he best
places to see the bar r ier . Fans can take the
elevat ed walkway over t he Royal Vict or y
Dock at the west end of ExCeL. I ts about a
20-25 minute walk. Come back to ExCeL via
the DLR if you wish. Pontoon Dock station
(on the line fr om London City Air por t) is next
to the par k.
Maritime Greenwich is a Wor ld Her it age
Site that includes the Royal Obser vator y, the
Royal Naval College, the National Mar itime
Museum, and the Queens House. I f you see
a laser beam in t he sky at night , it s
highlighting the Gr eenwich Mer idian.
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, which was
constr ucted to host the 2012 Olympic Games,
is now open t o t he public. I f it r ains, t he
Str atfor d City shopping centr e is close by.
Newham City Farmis a shor t bus r ide away
if youd like to visit the animals. Or you can
walk ar ound t he r edeveloped docks t hat
sur r ound ExCeL if youd pr efer something a
little less r ur al.
You can even jump on the Emirates Air Line
( or cable car as most people call it ) and
visit t he O2 ar ena for food, bowling, t he
cinema, or even a quick climb up the r oof.
Things to Do in London
Royal Observatory Exhibition Discount
Longitude Punkd
(until 4 Jan 2015)
Exclusive convent ion discount code: Receive a 20% discount on admission t o t he
Longit ude Punkd exhibit ion at t he Royal Obser vat or y by booking online using t he
code WORLDCON 14. Ticket s also include FREE ent r y t o t he Ships, Clocks and St ar s:
The Quest for Longit ude exhibit ion at t he Nat ional Mar it ime Museum.
Delve int o t he weir d and wonder ful wor ld of Longit ude Punkd, wher e science
fict ion collides wit h 18t h-cent ur y innovat ion an immer sive exper ience never t r ied
befor e, in t he last place you would expect t o see it
St eampunk ar t ist s have t aken over t he Time galler ies at t he Royal Obser vat or y,
cr eat ing a lavishly r eimagined st or y of t he pur suit for longit ude. Bur st ing wit h quir ky
char act er s, t his wit t y, t heat r ical, and fabulously invent ive nar r at ive r eint er pr et s t he
science and t he dr ama of t he 18t h-cent ur y quest , br inging t o life madcap invent or s,
st ar gazing scient ist s, and ext r emely elegant explor er s of t he past .
Discover specially cr eat ed pieces, lar ge and small, by st eampunk luminar ies
including Rober t Rankin, Doct or Geof, Emilly Ladybir d, and Major Thaddeus Tinker as
t hey t ake over t he gr and hist or ic r ooms of Flamst eed House and spill out int o t he
Mer idian Cour t yar d, exuber ant ly blur r ing t he boundar ies bet ween ar t and science,
fact and fict ion.
Book online at http://rmg.co.uk/longitude
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Attractions Further Afield
Youve pr obably alr eady hear d about t he
famous attr actions in London, so ther es not
much point ment ioning all of t he major
museums and ar t galler ies that you can visit,
oft en wit h no ent r y cost except for special
exhibits. I f you havent, Ti me Out magazine
has a good guide t o t he major museums, as
do many other websites.
I nstead, her e ar e a few of the smaller ones
that you might not find out about so easily:
The Fan Museum in Gr eenwich sadly
doesnt specialise in our kind of fan, but does
have a ver y int er est ing collect ion of over
3,500 most ly ant ique fans. The cur r ent
special exhibit ion is Seduced! Fans & t he
Ar t of Adver tising.
The Old Operating Theatre, near London
Br idge, is a br illiant mishmash of medical
devices fr om t he days befor e anaest hesia
and antisepsis.
The Clink, near London Br idge and
Shakespear es Globe Theat r e, is t he pr ison
t hat gave it s name t o all t he ot her s, and is
splendidly over -the-top in its descr iptions of
gr uesome cr iminal inhabitants.
The Bank of England, conveniently close to
Bank Under gr ound st at ion, has a fun
museum wher e you can lift a gold bar and
see unusual items fr om the Banks vaults.
New London Architecture is just off
Tottenham Cour t Road and has a wonder ful
up-t o-dat e scale model of London t hat s
wor th a visit if your e in the ar ea.
The Whitechapel Bell Foundry is Br it ains
oldest manufact ur ing company. I f your e
lucky, you might be able to ar r ange a tour ;
you might have to settle for just visiting their
museum, though.
The Royal Artillery Museum, in Woolwich,
is t he wor lds oldest milit ar y museum and
will t each you all about t he hist or y of
ar tiller y as well as the scientific and human
stor ies behind it.
The Clockmakers Museum, in t he Cit y of
London, has over 600 wat ches, clocks and
assor t ed ot her t imepieces, bot h beaut iful
and useful.
The Museum of Brands, close to Por tobello
Road and it s eponymous mar ket , is a
wonder ful t r easur e house of packaging,
design and oddit ies dat ing fr om t he 1890s
onwar ds.
Unfor t unat ely, bot h t he Tea and Coffee
Museum and t he Type Museum ar e closed
for r efur bishment: youll have to check them
out the next time you visit.
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Registration
The fir st thing that you should do on ar r iving
at t he convent ion ( aft er checking int o your
hot el, anyway) is r egist er and collect your
member ship badge, which gives you access
to the convention. Registr ation is located on
Level 0 of t he Boulevar d; t his is t he st r eet
level ent r ance at t he east end of ExCeL
( ent er ing fr om t he Pr ince Regent DLR
st at ion, you need t o go down t he st air s, or
down t he escalat or or t ake t he elevat or
down).
Please make sur e t hat your badge is
always visible when you ar e in t he
convent ion ar eas; you wont be allowed in
without it. Be car eful not to lose your badge,
as t her e will be a 30 char ge for issuing a
r eplacement!
You can r egist er for t he convent ion at t he
following times:
Wednesday 13 August noon 8 PM
Thur sday 14 August 10 AM 8 PM
Fr iday 15 August 10 AM 8 PM
Satur day 16 August 10 AM 6 PM
Sunday 17 August 10 AM 6 PM
Monday 18 August 10 AM noon
I f you ar ent alr eady a member of t he
convention, you can join and pay on the day,
eit her at t he Regist r at ion desk or t hr ough
the website.
Please note that all member s of Loncon 3 ar e
expect ed t o behave in a way t hat does not
distur b other attendees or detr act fr om the
r elaxed and comfor table atmospher e of the
event. Our website pr ovides the full Code of
Conduct and infor mation about what actions
you should t ake if you feel it has been
br eached.
Volunteers
I f you want to volunteer to help out with the
convention, please fill in the volunteer form
on our website.
Please also come along to the Volunteer
desk to r egister and pick up a timesheet to
r ecor d the hour s that you wor k: volunteer s
who wor k for 15 hour s or mor e will get a
T-shir t . You will also r eceive a gr oat for
each hour of volunteer wor k, which can be
used to buy food and dr ink in the Fan Village
and with some of the vendor s in the Dealer s
Zone. As a volunteer , you will also be able to
make use of the Staff Lounge to take a br eak
and have something to dr ink.
I f you ar e available on t he Tuesday and
Wednesday befor e t he convent ion, or
Tuesday after war ds, please consider helping
t o set up or t ear down t he convent ion. I n
par ticular , if you can help to set up the Ar t
Show on Tuesday t hen please let t he t eam
know by emailing exhibits-dh@loncon3.org.
At the convention, well need help in lots
of ar eas including assist ing wit h t ech for
pr ogr amme it ems and major event s, being
par t of the Pr ogr amme Oper ations team that
helps ensur e t hat t he pr ogr amme r uns
smoothly, wr angling the queues to get into
major events, and gener al gopher ing.
On Tuesday mor ning, the Volunteer desk
will be located on Level 0 on the Boulevar d
t o or ganise people helping t o set up t he
convent ion. Wednesday aft er noon t he
Volunteer desk will move to the Staff Lounge
in t he Fan Village for t he r emainder of t he
convention.
Ar t: Koen Olie
Access Services
I f you have special accessibility needs, please
check out our Access Services page. Lenor e
J ean J ones, Vanessa May, and their team ar e
r eady t o help you wit h any issues you may
have. For example, we can give you access to
r eser ved seat ing at event s and panels,
pr ovide lar ge-pr int copies of some
publications, or gener ally do our best to sor t
out any pr oblems that you encounter . Access
Ser vices will be locat ed on Level 0 of t he
Boulevar d.
The Event Mobilit y Char it able Tr ust will
be pr oviding elect r ic scoot er s and manual
wheelchair s for t he use of t hose member s
who need a bit of help getting ar ound. You
can make a booking at their website, and pr e-
booked scoot er s and wheelchair s can be
picked up fr om Wednesday after noon at no
extr a cost.
Amazing Stories
Wer e pleased to let you know that all
member s of Loncon 3 ar e eligible for a fr ee,
one-year subscr iption to the r elaunched
Amazing Stor ies.
Amazing Stor ies and its or iginal publisher
Hugo Ger nsback (along with Ger nsbacks
second SF magazine, Science Wonder Stor ies)
ar e cr edited with pr oviding the platfor ms that
led to the cr eation of science fiction fandom.
Amazi ng Stor i es pr emier e cover illustr ator ,
Fr ank R. Paul, was Wor ldcons fir st Guest of
Honour at Nycon 1 in 1939. The magazine has
r ecently been r elaunched online, and the new
Amazi ng Stor i es wants to continue its
connection with the fan community.
I f you take up the offer , youll r eceive a
number of benefits, including a subscr iber
discount on items sold in Amazi ng Stor i es
soon-to-open stor e, advance notification and
access to new fiction, special online ser vices,
and fir st dibs on limited edition offer ings.
Because we dont want to pass your details
on to Amazing Stor ies without your consent,
this is ver y much an opt-in offer . At the
convention, you can go to the I nfo Desk (on
Level 0 of the Boulevar d) to fill in a
r egistr ation car d with your details. I f you
ar ent going to be attending the convention,
though, you can still take par t: send an email
to amazing@ukin2014.org with your name,
member ship number , and the user name and
email addr ess that you would like us to pass
on to the team at Amazing Stor ies.
Childcare
Member s of Loncon 3 who ar e br inging
childr en t o t he convent ion should t ake a
look at t he Childcare page on our websit e
and book any r equir ed childcar e wit h our
pr ovider , Eden Mobile Cr eche.
The pur pose of pr oviding childcar e at
Loncon 3 has always been t o suppor t t he
var ious activities at the convention. We ar e
conscious of t he fact t hat at t he t ime of
wr iting we do not have the full pr ogr amme
available for member s t o make a final and
well-infor med choice for t heir childcar e
r equir ements, but see pages 17, 18, and 19
for some of the daily highlights.
Unfor tunately, in or der to ensur e that the
childcar e pr ovider can fully staff the cr eche
we can only guar ant ee bookings made
befor e 14 J uly. Although some space may be
available after this date, we dont advise that
you r ely on the possibility.
Eden will be pr oviding healthy snacks in
t he for m of fr uit , but will not be pr oviding
meals. Par ent s can leave food wit h t he
cr eche as long as t he food does not need
r efr iger ation. We hope to have a list of some
of the activities that Eden will be pr oviding
for the childr en on the website soon.
I f you wish t o get in t ouch, please email
childcare@loncon3.org, wher e we will do our
best to help you with your enquir ies.
15 Ar t : Sue Mason
Welcome to Your Village
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We intend the Fan Village to be the hear t of
the convention, and we hope youll find it a
gr eat space t o meet up wit h your fr iends,
hang out , t ake a br eat her fr om t he
excitement elsewher e, and per haps discover
something unexpected.
Ever y par t of t he village has differ ent
t hings going on. I t will host our gaming
space, wher e ther e will be lots of or ganised
games going on as well as plenty of space for
you to play your own games.
Our fan act ivit y t ent will host a whole
r ange of less-str uctur ed pr ogr amming, and
is t he home for some of our lively
pr ogr amme for families t o enjoy t oget her .
Families may also wish to help us build our
TARDI S, which, when finished, should
pr ovide ext r a amenit ies such as unlimit ed
space, t ime t r avel and a genuine Finnish
Sauna.
Fans who ar e or ganising fut ur e con -
vent ions or ot her act ivit ies might want t o
have a fan table in the village. This will give
you a chance t o t ell all our member s how
mar vellous your event will be. Fan tables ar e
fr ee and can be booked by emailing fan-
tables@loncon3.org. Please be quick! They ar e
filling up.
The Fan Village will also host the par ties
t hat ar e open t o all our member s. Our
fr iends fr om fut ur e Wor ldcons and
Wor ldcon bids will r un t heir par t ies fr om
mar quees so you will be able to flit fr om one
t o t he next like t he beaut iful gadflies we
know you ar e. Ther e is definitely still space
for a few par ties so if you want to r un a par ty
and havent t old us yet , email us now at
parties@loncon3.org. We also have some
spaces available for smaller and mor e
per sonal par ties, so if your e not sur e what
you need, please get in touch.
Wer e hoping t hat as dar kness falls, t he
Fan Village will become a magical par tying
space, inspir ed by London landmar ks like
t he Vauxhall Pleasur e Gar dens, wher e for
hundr eds of year s Londoner s st r olled, at e,
dr ank, and flir ted.
The village will have a village pub ser ving
dr inks including r eal ale, and a caf so you
can get snacks and sandwiches wit hout
leaving the village. Our pub should have our
Official Wor ldcon Dar t s Boar d, subject t o
final sign-off by the health and safety team.
We will have a village gr een on which you
will be able t o r elax or play lawn games.
Watch out for Mor r is Dancer s!
Opening Ceremony
I an Sor ensen will be the master mind behind
t he Opening Cer emony, at noon on
Thur sday. Hes got some ver y i nter esti ng
plans, so br ing your singing voice along.
Retro Hugo Awards
Ceremony
The Ret r o Hugo Awar ds Cer emony will
celebr at e t he science fict ion t hat at t endees
would have known at t he t ime of t he ver y
fir st Wor ldcon, held in New Yor k 75 year s
befor e Loncon 3. Celebr ation is definitely the
wor d! Taking 1939 and pulp visions of t he
futur e as its theme, pr esenter s, guests, and
audience ar e invit ed t o come in per iod or
r etr o-futur istic clothing.
Helping to cement the idea of a New Yor k/
London fusion, t he awar ds t hemselves will
be co-pr esented by a Yank and a Br it Mar y
Robinette Kowal and Rob Shear man.
The music for the evening will be pr ovided
by t he Br ideshead Ballr oom St omper s,
specialising in t he swing music of t he lat e
1930s. The St omper s will be on st age
thr oughout the awar ds, and the evening will
culminat e in a swing dance t hat will go on
into the small hour s! (Do you need tuition in
any of the dances of the day? Ther e will be a
swing dance class on Thur sday after noon at
3 PM.)
Worldcon Philharmonic
Orchestra
Loncon 3 is pr oud to pr esent the highlight of
our music pr ogr amme: a Fr iday evening
concer t by t he 86-piece Wor ldcon
Philhar monic Or chestr a!
The or chestr a will per for m wor ks r elated
to science fiction and fantasy, explor ing the
histor y of the connection between music and
the genr e and including pieces that explor e
what makes the sound of the futur e.
Feat ur ing some of t he UKs finest
musicians and soloist s, including sopr ano
Sar ah Fox and member s of t he London
Symphony, Royal Philhar monic, and London
Philhar monic Or chest r as, t he Wor ldcon
or chestr a will be led by Keith Slade (National
Schools Symphony Or chest r a and t he
Wor cester Symphony Or chestr a).
Highlights include music fr om Holsts The
Pl anets, Dvor aks Song to the Moon,
St r avinskys Fi r ebi r d Sui te, Shimomur as
Ki ngdom Hear ts soundt r ack, and J ohn
Williams Star War s Suite, as well as a special
memor ial piece for I ain M Banks. The
pr ogr amme has been ar r anged by Adam
Robinson, and t he event will be host ed by
Vincent Docher t y. The concer t will t ake
place at 8 PM on Fr iday 15 August 2014.
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Events
No village is complet e wit hout a
bandstand, and our s has been handmade for
us. I t will host acoust ic per for mances and
comedy. Ther e will also be a chance to sign
up for Open Mic slots if youve been hiding
your talent under a bushel.
The libr ar y is a quieter space. I t will host
some pop-up r eadings and publisher s
par t ies, and t her e will be books, fanzines
and other stuff to r ead and take away.
We will be open fr om 10 AM each
mor ning, though some ar eas may open later ,
par t icular ly on Thur sday. Our bar s and
par ties will stop ser ving by 2 AM, and wed
like you t o all be heading out by 2.30 AM.
This is not too ear ly! You all have to be up
by 8 AM for mandat or y t ai chi. Didnt you
r ead the memo?
Please not e t hat on Wednesday evening
the Fan Village will only be open to Loncon 3
staff member s and volunteer s. I f you want to
join us in the bar that evening, youll have to
help t o get t he convent ion r eady as
descr ibed on page 14! Well be open t o all
member s fr om Thur sday mor ning.
Finally, we knew all this still wouldnt give
you a sense of what wer e tr ying to achieve
her e, weve supplied an ar t ist s impr ession
by the ver y wonder ful Sue Mason.
Masquerade
On Satur day evening, Sue Mason and Chr is
OShea will host the Masquer ade. See page
21 for mor e details.
Hugo Awards Ceremony
On Sunday evening, it s t ime for t he 2014
Hugo Awar ds Cer emony. This for mal
cer emony, which is always consider ed to be
one of t he highlight s of t he Wor ldcon. The
cer emony is being dir ected by J ohn Br own,
and ther e should be mor e details available
shor tly.
We hope to continue the r ecent tr adition
of st r eaming t he cer emony live via t he
I nter net, enabling fans ar ound the wor ld to
take par t in this celebr ation of the best of the
year s science fiction and fantasy.
Theatre
Seven differ ent theatr ical per for mances will
be taking place dur ing the convention:
The Cancel l ati on and Re- I magi ni ng of
Captai n Tar tan, wr it t en and dir ect ed by
David Wake.
Master mi nd, wr it t en by Michael Pat r ick
Sullivan and dir ected by Pier s Beckley.
The wor ld pr emier e of Tim Power s The
Anubis Gates, adapt ed and dir ect ed by
Ruth Pe Palileo.
The Ter mi nal Zone, by Andr ew J Wilson.
Hal l uci nati ng Shakespear e, wr it t en and
per for med by Michael Ander son.
The Gi r l Geni us Radi o Pl ays, wr itten and
dir ected by Phil & Kaja Foglio.
The Compl eat Wr ks of Wi l l m Shkspr
(Abr i dged), wr itten by Adam Long, Daniel
Singer , and J ess Winfield; dir ect ed by
Conor Walsh.
Dances
Wer e planning to hold five dances over the
cour se of the convention.
The Ret r o Hugo Cer emony on Thur sday
night will be followed by a dance wit h a
swing band.
On Fr iday aft er noon, t her e will be a
Regency Dance, and in the evening well be
feat ur ing t he Liam Robinson Band for a
t r adit ional I r ish Ceilidh, sponsor ed by t he
Dublin in 2019 Wor ldcon Bid.
Weve just closed t he poll t o decide t he
t hemes of our Sat ur day and Sunday night
dances, so keep an eye on t he websit e for
details to help you plan your outfits!
Closing Ceremony
Finally, on Monday aft er noon, well r ound
things off with the Closing Cer emony, being
or ganised by Kent Bloom and a t eam fr om
Sasquan, next year s Wor ldcon.
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Programme App
Loncon 3 will be pr oviding up-t o-dat e
online access t o t he pr ogr amme schedule
t hr ough mobile apps. You will be able t o
cr eat e your own schedule, r eceive up-t o-
date infor mation about the pr ogr amme and
not ificat ions of changes, view maps of t he
convent ion facilit ies, and access pages of
ot her useful infor mat ion about t he
convention.
We will be using the mobile-fr iendly web-
based applicat ion Konopas as well as t he
nat ive mobile Gr enadine Event Guide.
Sear ch for t he iOS ( suppor t s only iOS 7.1
and lat er ) and Andr oid ver sions of t he
Gr enadine Event Guide in t heir r espect ive
st or es. The ident ifier t o download t he
schedule is LONCON. This key will be active
only aft er 6 August when t he pr ogr amme
goes live and is available for download.
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Put t ing t oget her t he pr ogr amme for a
Wor ldcon is a bit mor e tr icky than one might
imagine, and weve found t hat t her e ar e
mor e levels of complexity than youd expect
when your e t r ying t o schedule 950 people
onto over 800 pr ogr amme items while also
allowing them time to get to ever ything else
fr om t he Hugo Awar ds t o t he Wor ldcon
Philhar monic Or chestr a concer t.
Ther e will be 24 r ooms for pr ogr amme, as
well as t hr ee t ent s in t he Fan Village and
some lar ger it ems will be in t he Second
St age or Audit or ium. At any one t ime, you
will have ar ound 20 pr ogr amme it ems t o
choose fr om.
We have been inundat ed wit h ideas and
par ticipants, which has been br illiant: thank
you to ever yone who suggested pr ogr amme
it ems and volunt eer ed t heir t ime t o make
t hem happen. Thank you t oo t o our
incr edible administ r at or t eam, who ar e
cur r ently dealing with r esponses to the mail-
out of the fir st dr aft of the pr ogr amme, and
t o t he whole pr ogr amme st aff, all t he ar ea
heads and t heir t eams, who have spent
weeks r efining, t idying, impr oving, and
cr aft ing t he discussions, t alks, lect ur es,
demonstr ations, and ever ything else that we
hope you will enjoy and be angr y t hat you
had to miss because, you know, ther e wer e
20 other things on at the same time.
The full pr ogr amme should be available
online by the end of J uly so that you can see
ever ything that we have planned for you to
enjoy.
Key Items by Day
Thur sday will feat ur e a st r eam of
pr ogr amming fr om t he Tolkien Societ y,
including a keynot e lect ur e fr om David
Br awn of Har per Collins, and you can also
catch Connie Willis and Geor ge R R Mar tin
in conver sation with Paul Cor nell.
On Fr iday, t her e will be a st r eam of
pr ogr amme it ems fr om t he Br it ish
I nt er planet ar y Societ y, as well as it ems
honour ing our Guest s of Honour J eanne
Gomoll, J ohn Clute, and Malcolm Edwar ds.
I n t he evening, t he Chesley Awar ds for ar t
will be given.
On Sat ur day, t her e will be it ems
honour ing our Guest s of Honour Br yan
Talbot and Chr is Foss. Ther e will also be a
special lect ur e given by Lor d Rees, t he
Astr onomer Royal, and a signing by Geor ge
R R Mar t in. We will also have a higher
concent r at ion of Young Adult it ems on
Sat ur day, and I n Space No One Can Hear
David Bowie: A Br ief Hist or y of Unhear d
Music, an academic keynot e lect ur e fr om
I sabella van Elfer en.
Sundays it ems include sessions
honour ing our Guest s of Honour I ain M
Banks and Robin Hobb, as well as The
Music Connect ion t o I ain Banks, an
inter view with Gar y Lloyd.
Although things will be winding down on
Monday, we will have an inter view with J im
Bur ns and Affir mat ional and Tr ans -
for mat ional Doctor Who Fan Videos, an
academic keynot e lect ur e fr om Kar en
Hellekson. I n the after noon, ther e will be a
per for mance of Before the Dawn, a filk oper a.
Young Adult Programme
People of all ages ar e going nuts for the best
of Young Adult liter atur e but its teens who
see themselves por tr ayed in these books by
most ly adult wr it er s. Wer e hoping t o find
out what t heyr e r eally r eading, and which
ar e the books theyll be thr owing at the wall
in disgust, as well as seeing what ar e the new
fiction discover ies that they ar e just making,
r eady for the r est of us to discover them in
two to thr ee year s time.
Two examples of our pr ogr amme items ar e:
The Except ional Gir l War r ior : I t s
excit ing t hese days t o see so many ass-
kicking fighter s, killer s, puncher s, and slicer s
of the female per suasion. But while any gir l
asking for a bir thday gift of pom-poms has
always been pushing at an open door ,
societ y usually fr owns upon giving her
hunt ing knives or war hammer s. I n our
wor ld, gir l war r ior s have to fight their own
societ ies as much as t heir enemies. But
fict ional wor lds can have differ ent r ules.
Lets explor e some, shall we?
Adult Aut hor s Wr it ing YA: A bunch of
amazing aut hor s who made t heir names at
t he t op of t he Adult Best seller list s wept
when t hey r ealised t hat t hey had no new
lands t o conquer . How wr ong t hey wer e!
Come wat ch t hem as t hey char ge int o t he
fer tile lowlands of Young Adult fiction. How
has their wor k changed, if at all, and what do
they have to offer the locals?
Programme
Workshops
Two examples of our wor kshops ar e:
Wor ldbuilding Mast er class wit h Robin
Hobb, J ody Lynn Nye, and J ames Pat r ick
Kelly: An oppor tunity to lear n fr om the best
how to constr uct your convincing secondar y
wor ld.
The Wr iting Wor kshop: An oppor tunity
t o get det ailed cr it ique on a piece of wor k
fr om exper ienced wr it er s, edit or s, and
agent s. Beyond t hat , t he discussion on t he
other pieces in the gr oup will give valuable
insight int o how t o impr ove your own
wr it ing. Unfor t unat ely, t he wr it ing wor k -
shops ar e now fully booked.
Costume, Cosplay, and Style
Two examples of our pr ogr amme it ems in
this ar ea ar e:
The I ntr oduction to Costume Electr onics
and I lluminat ion: A demonst r at ion t hat
looks t o be somet hing r eally dynamic. The
gr owing e-textiles movement is making it
possible t o add r emar kable levels of
technology to a pr oject even if one is not an
elect r onics whiz. The panel member s ar e
developing some pieces specifically to show
off at Loncon 3. The possibility of hands-on
par ticipation by the audience makes it even
mor e exciting!
Neill Gor ton and his cr ew fr om Millennium
FX will be appear ing on Sunday to do a pr os -
thetics makeup demon str ation. Millennium
FX is Eur opes leading supplier of cutting-
edge pr osthetics, animatr onics, and special
effects make-up, with numer ous BAFTA and
Royal Television Society awar ds acr oss make-
up and special effects categor ies. (Fans may
be most familiar with their wor k on Doctor
Who.) This chance to see them work in person
is a unique oppor tunity!
WOOFA
Workshops of Fantastic Fun, Allegedly
WOOFA is a ser ies of wor kshops for childr en
and t heir par ent s and guar dians t hat will
take place at Loncon 3. These wor kshops ar e
places wher e childr en and par ent s can be
cr eative and join in with the fun. Please note
that WOOFA is not a child-minding ser vice:
childr en must be accompanied at all times,
in all items. Although adults ar e welcome to
come along t o t he it ems, please be awar e
t hat childr en will be given pr ior it y when
space or mater ials ar e limited.
The WOOFA pr ogr amme is being r un by
Alissa McKer ise, who has been involved with
t he childr ens pr ogr amme at Wor ldcon for
the last thr ee year s and wor ks with childr en
pr ofessionally.
Planned WOOFA Activities
All weekend, a TARDI S Build will be
happening. The WOOFA team have scheduled
specific times when childr en can par ticpate in
this exciting constr uction pr oject.
Cr aft ing sessions include Making Your
Own Ribbons, St eampunking Ner fguns,
Making Light Sabr es, Making Fair y and
Dr agon Wings, Steampunking Your Stuff
( please br ing books, phone cases or ot her
it ems) , Tie-Dying Wit hout The Dye, and
Fr ankenstuffies.
I t ems t o encour age under st anding and
lear ning will also featur e in the pr ogr amme.
Guest of Honour Robin Hobb will be giving
a special session encour aging childr en t o
Wr it e Now; I nko Ai Takit a, a celebr at ed
Br it ish Mangaka, will demonst r at e how t o
dr aw t he manga way; well have a Cr eat e
Your Own Planet session; and ther e will be
a Comics J am wit h comic pr ofessional
Sar ah McI ntyr e.
Some of the items will also be a little on
t he danger ous side: our Healt h and Safet y
r isk assessment includes molt en lead*
pour ing, cr azy science exper iment s, a
Tolkien Lego build (yup, appar ently Lego is
now danger ous: weve been t old t hat we
need a war ning sign!) , and ot her sessions
building Lego models, fr om Deat h St ar s t o
Daleks.
These wor kshops ar e designed such that
par ent s or guar dians must be wit h t heir
childr en. Ther e will be a separ ate childcar e
ser vice available at Loncon 3 for par ents who
want t o have some t ime at t he convent ion
away fr om their childr en. You can find mor e
infor mation about it on page 15.
Well be pr oviding mor e infor mat ion for
par ents, and details of the code of conduct
for our WOOFA staff, by the end of J uly.
* I t is actually lead-fr ee metal but it is used for making
fantasy figur es of the type that used to be cast in lead.
And it is hot and molten. And it will take your flesh off
to the bone. We will demonstr ate this as par t of our
H&S Risk Mitigation Pr ocess to be sur e that the kids
under stand it is not to be messed with!
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Planning for the Masquer ade is well under
way. Go t o t he Masquerade page on t he
website for the latest updates.
You can find a registration formfor entr ants
on the website. Please fill one in even if you
ar ent cer tain your e going to enter you can
cancel r ight up to just befor e the Masquer ade
star ts. But the sooner you let us know your
r equir ements, the better chance well have to
make your entr y look br illiant!
I have included her e a few updates to what
is now on that web page: this close to the con,
things ar e moving fast!
Chaos Costuming
Chaos Cost uming is a r oom or ar ea wher e
you can go dur ing a convent ion t o t hr ow
together a costume, making use of whatever
mater ials ar e ther e. I t r elies on donations to
keep it going, so if you have any stuff* that
you dont need any mor e and t hat you can
br ing along t o Loncon 3 t o donat e t o t he
Chaos collection, please do!
This year , we will be located in the Exhibits
Hall, not far fr om the Masquer ade desk. As
well as fabr ics and other mater ials, well have
equipment, including sewing machines and
glue guns, that you can use to make or finish
a costume at the con.
The Chaos Costuming space will be staffed
by exper ienced costumer s who can help you,
but please note that its not a suitable place
to leave unsuper vised childr en. We hope to
have the space available for use whenever the
Exhibits Hall is open.
Chaos costumes will be allowed to enter the
Masquerade, at the directors discretion. (If we
ar e over whelmed by number s, we may have
to r estr ict how many we can include.) We will
also have a special awar d for Best Chaos
Costume. I f you ar e thinking of enter ing the
Masquer ade, please fill in an entr ants
registration form you can always withdraw at
the last minute if things dont wor k out.
So if youve been t hinking of having a
clear out and have anything you think we can
use, dr ag it along t o t he Exhibit s Hall at
Loncon 3!
Chaos Costuming will also need people to
help super vise it so that we can tr y to be open
for as much of the convention as possible. I f
youd like to volunteer , it would help us to
know in advance: please fill in the Loncon 3
volunteer form and specify Chaos Costuming
under What do you want to do?
Fan Photocall
We intend to have the Fan Photocall dur ing
the judging inter val. Once all entr ants have
finished their pr esentations, the judges ar e
locked in a box with a br eathing tube while
they deliber ate. (Oh, all r ight, this may be an
exagger ation.)
Entr ants will then par ade acr oss the stage
in their or iginal r unning or der and pose for
photos with the full lights on. You will have
two options for taking your photos: you can
photogr aph fr om your seats or you can move
to the fr ont of the auditor ium, in fr ont of the
stage, to take pictur es.
I f you want t o move t o t he fr ont of t he
st age, please come t o t he Masquer ade
r egist r at ion desk in t he Exhibit s Hall t o
r eceive a per mit because t he space may be
limited.
We will allocate per mits on a fir st-come,
fir st -ser ved basis. Keep an eye on t he
convention newsletter for mor e info.
Hall Costumes/Cosplay Photography
We hope ther e will be lots of people ar ound
the convention in costume. Please ask befor e
you take photos of them.
We will have a dedicat ed phot ogr aphy
ar ea with lights and backdr op in the Exhibits
Hall on Sunday for people in costume to pose
for photogr apher s. Ar tists will also be able to
come and sketch costumer s ther e.
Take a Look!
As mentioned on page 11, you can have a look
inside ExCeL with Google Str eetview. The
Masquerade will be in the ICC Auditorium, but
please be awar e that it does not show how we
will set it up. The Auditor ium is the big space
on your left as you enter from the eastern end.
Again, please r egister as an entr ant if you
ar e t hinking of ent er ing t he Masquer ade.
Email masquerade@loncon3.org if you have
any questions gener ally.
Costuming and the Masquerade
* The sor t of things weve made costumes fr om in the
past include: fabr ic ( left over lengt hs fr om sewing
pr ojects, old cur tains, bedspr eads, tablecloths, etc.),
str ing, glue, glitter , yar n, thr ead, sticky tape, old CDs,
car dboar d (boxes or flat), wir e (coat-hanger s wor k!),
bubble-wr ap, plast ic sheet ing, egg boxes, plast ic
packaging, feat her s, st ur dy car dboar d t ubes, pipe-
lagging, r ibbons, br aids and other tr imming, ar tificial
flower s, old clot hing, and on one occasion, t oast ...
although we dont expect any donations of that.
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Exhibits Hall Opening Hours
Thur sday 1 PM to 6 PM
Fr iday 10 AM to 6 PM
Satur day 10 AM to 6 PM
Sunday 10 AM to 6 PM
Monday 10 AM to 2 PM
Art Show Opening Hours
Thur sday 1 PM to 6 PM
Fr iday 10 AM to 6 PM
Satur day 10 AM to 6 PM
Sunday 10 AM to noon
Ar t Auction: Sunday, 2 PM to 4 PM
70 ar t ist s. 70 displays. 181 dealer s t ables.
The Loncon 3 Exhibits Hall is going to be full
of wonder ful things, fr om a 4m tall monolith
to a post-scar city city. The Ar t Show is sold
out. The dealer s tables ar e sold out. Displays
ar e full. I ts going to be gr eat!
That s not all t hat t he Exhibit s Hall will
hold. I t s her e t hat aut hor s will be doing
signings (except for the r eally big ones). I ts
her e that Hall Costume day will happen on
Sunday. The hall will host t he Ar t Auct ion,
Ar t ist I n Residence Zone, and Ar t ist s
Demos. Ther e will be t our s of some of t he
displays as well as t he Ar t Show. Chaos
Costuming will give attendees the chance to
make cost umes on t he spot . The r ound -
about s will br ing t he unexpect ed int o t he
hear t of the Dealer s Zone.
Displays
Our seven Guests of Honour ar e r epr esented
pr imar ily thr ough r est ar eas themed ar ound
t hem, wit h feat ur es including a 7m long
dr agon and a Space Babe peep boar d.
Sponsor ed benches will offer fur t her
oppor t unit ies for a moment s r espit e fr om
all t he moving ar ound. On some of t he
benches, and elsewher e in t he hall, youll
find our pigeons; wed st ill love mor e of
them. The pattern is on the Loncon 3 website.
Our displays include a Pr atchett-inspir ed
model r ailway and a peer -r eviewed
academic poster session. Kids Company, the
London-based char ity, will shar e their hopes
and dr eams t hr ough imager y. The Br it ish
I nter stellar Society is br inging a model of the
r eusable HOTOL space plane. Ther e will be
hist or ical science t oys, a pigeon simulat or ,
cosplay phot ogr aphy, and awar d hist or ies.
Ther e will be displays on science fict ion
aut hor s and t he Gr eat War ; t he
Destr uction(s) of London; and a map of I ain
Banks Raw Spir it s whisky, wit h ( empt y)
bot t les fr om t he dist iller ies. Or ganisat ions
r epr esent ed will include English PEN, t he
Petr ie Museum of Egyptian Ar chaeology, the
Hist or ical Thesaur us of English, and
Reaction Engines Ltd.
All of these ar e in addition to tr aditional
Wor ldcon displays such as t he newly
digitised Fan Galler y and the Hugo display.
Dealers
Our sold-out Dealer s Zone, wit h over 90
dealer s, is at the centr e of the Exhibits Hall,
a ser ies of str eets and r oundabouts on which
youll be able to buy ever ything fr om books
t o soap. Gaming gear , mugs, jeweller y,
medieval accessor ies, T-shir t s, collect ible
pins, and hist or ical t ext ile t ools will all be
available to buy.
Art Show
We ar e delight ed t o announce t hat our Ar t
Show is now fully sold out! We have added
many mor e names since PR3, as you can see
fr om the list below. Major names confir med
since Mar ch include Alejandr o Colucci,
Maur izio Manzier i, Br uce Penningt on, and
Mar c Simonet t i. Our 96-page, full-colour
commemor at ive Artist Showcase is also st ill
available to member s for just 5; pr e-or der
your copy on the website. For ar tists and for
member s who have alr eady or der ed: your
Showcase copies will be available for
collect ion fr om t he Ar t Show t hr oughout
Thur sday 14, Fr iday 15, and Sat ur day 16
August . We would be gr at eful if you could
collect on the fir st two days if possible.
The Art Space
The Loncon 3 Ar t Show will be mor e than the
usual galler y; we want t o make t his an
excit ing and engaging space for fans t o
int er act wit h ar t ist s and ar t ist s t o int er act
wit h each ot her . The Ar t Show ar ea has
ther efor e been designed with an integr ated
demonstr ation ar ea, an Ar tist I n Residence
Exhibits
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Zone wher e ar tists will be sitting, wor king,
and talking thr oughout the convention, and
a r elaxing social space. What better way to
spend an hour t han t o sit back and be
sur r ounded by some of t he best genr e ar t
youll ever see?
We also have thr ee special events planned
when the major ity of attending ar tists will all
be available in t he Ar t Show ar ea t o t alk
about their displays. The fir st of these will be
a Gala Opening, sponsor ed by Titan Books
and taking place at 4.30 PM on Thur sday 14
August . This event will also feat ur e t he
launch of J im Bur ns new book, Hyper -
l umi nal , as well as a joint signing by all of
Tit ans at t ending ar t ist s including not only
J im but Chr is Achilleos, Fr ed Gambino, J ohn
Har r is, and I an Miller . Fr om noon until 1 PM
on Fr iday and again on Sat ur day, we will
have fur t her Meet t he Ar t ist hour s wit h
most ar tists in attendance.
End-of-Convention Fire Sale
Could you, or a convent ion t hat your e
involved with, use a mannequin, a mir r or , or
a decor ative banner ? These ar e the sor ts of
things that Loncon 3 will be selling off dur ing
t he convent ion, for collect ion on Monday.
Theyr e the odds and ends that wer e easier
t o buy t han t o r ent , and t heyll all need a
good home.
The cat alogue of fir e-sale goods will be
available befor e t he convent ion on t he
websit e. Dur ing t he convent ion, you can
pur chase goods for Monday collect ion
t hr ough Ops, based in t he Ops Yur t in t he
Fan Village. Then, fr om noon t o 2 PM on
Monday, come t o t he Exhibit s Hall flexible
space for a final chance to buy the r emaining
tr easur es (or at least, goods) and pick up a
pigeon.
I f your e int er est ed in knowing mor e
in advance, cont act Laur ie Mann at
laurie.mann@loncon3.org.
Chr is Achilleos
Sandr a Ackley
David Angus
Ar ena I llustr ation
Car los Ar giles
& J oseph Remesar
Chr is Baker (Fangor n)
Gr ahame Baker -Smith
Eskild Beck
K.J . Bishop
Clar e Boothby
J ackie E. Bur ns
J im Bur ns
Sar ah Clemens
J udith Clute
Alejandr o Colucci
Daniel Cor topassi
Richar d Counsell
Steve Cr isp
Rachel Cummins-Olsen
Galen Dar a
Giulia de Cesar e
Chantal Delesser t
Alligator Descar tes
Sunila Dr agonladych
J ackie Duckwor th
Br uce Eagle
Eir a
Anke Eissmann
Alison Eldr ed
Michelle Ellington
Flick
Danny Flynn
Chr is Foss (GoH)
Kelly Fr eas
Sabine Fur long
Fr ed Gambino
Mar ina Gelineau
Chr istopher Gibbs
Raya Golden
J eanne Gomoll (GoH)
Didier Gr affet
Dominic Har man
J ohn Har r is
Paul Holr oyd
J ohn Howe
Vincent C. J - Ns
Sue J ones
Angela J ones-Par ker
Paola Kathur ia
Tom Kidd
Sophie Klesen (SomK)
Dominika Klimczak
Lisa Konr ad
Debor ah Lar son
Alan Leach
Ruud Lips
Maur izio Manzier i
Sue Mason
Becky Maung
Mike Maung
Helen McCar thy
I an Miller
Chr is Moor e
Tom Nanson
Nor ther n Star Ar t
Goldeen Ogawa
Car ole Par ker
Lucy Par ker
Br uce Pennington
J udith Peter son
Mar tina Pilcer ova
Autun Pur ser
Alastair Reynolds
Theodor e Robinson
Ralph J . Ryan
Edwin Rydber g
Keith Scaife
Spr ing Schoenhuth
Thomas Shaner
Espaa Sher iff
Mar c Simonetti
Smuzz
J ack Stelnicki
Alex Stor er
Anne Sudwor th
Br yan Talbot (GoH)
Vincent Villafr anca
Pauline Walsh
Mar gar et Walty
Gar y Wilkinson
Confirmed Art Show Participants (as of 20 May 2014)
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Joint Chairs Steve Cooper, Alice Lawson
Chairs Office
Adviser Vincent Docherty
Chairs Staff Deb Geisler, Mark Plummer
Chairs P.A. Eve Harvey
Chairs Admin Flick
Death of Emails Flick
Hugo Losers Party Henry Balen, Renee Sieber
Chairs Departments
GoH Liaison Spike
Iain M Banks Dave Haddock
John Clute Judith Hanna & Joseph Nicholas
Malcolm Edwards Catherine Pickersgill
Chris Foss Yvonne Rowse
Jeanne Gomoll Spike
Robin Hobb Caroline Mullan
Bryan Talbot Spike
Membership Steve Lawson
Treasury John Dowd
Deputy Treasurer Paul van Oven
Web Site & IT John Harvey
Web Site Design Geri Sullivan
Web Site Support Paul Taylor
Server Support Andrew ORorke
Web Content Deb Geisler, Dave Kirby,
Hayley Marsden, Mark Plummer
WSFS Ben Yalow
Deputy Division Head Linda Deneroff
Business Meeting Donald Eastlake III
Hugo Awards Dave McCarty
Staff Vincent Docherty, Dave Gallaher
MPC Representative Paul Dormer
Site Selection Robert Macintosh
Events Division Helen Montgomery
Dep. Division Head Kent Bloom
Backstage Crew Chris OHalloran
Dances Pablo Vazquez
Front of House Managers Ariel Franklin-Hudson
Hugo Awards Ceremony John Brown
Hugo Awards Reception Sondra de Jong, Sandra Levy,
Leane Verhulst
Masquerade Giulia De Cesare
Staff Miki Dennis, Clare Goodall, Kathy Westhead
Official Masquerade Photographer Giles Golding
Fan Photo Call Manager Chad Dixon
Official Hugo Awards Photographer John OHalloran
Opening Ceremony Ian Sorensen
Retro Hugo Awards Ceremony John Brown
Tech Director Keith Smith
Deputy Sarah Stock
Staff Bodo, Boggis, Norman Cates, Elliott Cowley, Daisee, Em F,
Martin Hoare, David Jessop, Manuella Jessop, Rick Kovalcik,
Oliver Lea-Wilson, Vanessa May, Ian Murphy (Smurf), Nene, Jane
Nicholson, Lia Olsborg, Bill Parker, Mark Randall, Eva Scholz,
Patrick Scholz, Fiona Shum, Smudge, John Stewart, Edward Strickson,
Andrew Suffield, Simon Waldman, Syd Weinstein, Ian Worrall
Theatre Coordinator Lisa Macklem
Official Theatre Photographer Chad Dixon
Props Handler Keith Thomson
Props Wrangler Claire Rousseau
Exhibits Division Shana Worthen
Dep. Division Head Laurie Mann
Project Manager Farah Mendlesohn
Budget Manager Stu Segal
Hall Manager Joe Raftery
At-con Hall Layout Phil Dyson
Exhibits Hall Desk David Weingart
Grants Officer Dr Jennifer Young
Art Show Serena Culfeather, John Wilson
Adviser Colin Harris
Artist Showcase Sara Felix and Colin Harris
Art Show Layout Dave Tompkins
Art Show Staff Carolyn Cooper, Rachel Cummins-Olsen,
Julian Heathcock, Christopher Hwang, Barbara Jane, Tim
Kirk, Kerry Kuhn, Carol Naylor, No-Jay, Jamie Scott, Smurf
Dealers Farah Mendlesohn
At-Con Liaison Noel Collyer
Dealers At-con Minion Diane Young
Administration Farah Mendlesohn
Pre-Con Admin Ian Jackson
Displays Shana Worthen
Assistant Clare Boothby
Posters Nicholas Jackson
Costume Exhibit Miki Dennis
Cosplayer Advisor Emily Bastian
Chaos Costuming Teddy, Barbara Stewart
Iain M Banks Exhibit Dave Haddock
Photography Competition Elizabeth Billinger,
David Findlay, Teresa Hehir, Peter Young
Displays Staff Tiffani Angus, Kate Ardem, Verity Glass, Jessica
Guggenheim, Kirsty Harris, Edward James, Ashvin
Mathoora, Siobhan McVeigh, Jude Roberts, Smurf, Alys Sterling
Facilities Division Mike Scott
Dep. Division Head Theresa (TR) Renner
Facilities Staff Steve Davies, Mark Herrup
Hospitality Division Eemeli Aro
Dep. Division Head Alison Scott
Fan Tables Charlotte Laihonen
Party Liaison Kim Kofmel, Johannah Playford
At-con Meg Frank, Claire Rousseau
Acquisitions Misha Sumra, Liz Zitzow
Staff Julia Daly, Joel Phillips
Logistics Division Nigel Furlong
Deputy Division Head Mark Meenan
DH Advisor Warren Buff
IT Services Naveed Khan
Staff James Beal, Eamon Patton,
Patrick Scholz, Doug Spencer
MIMO (MoveIn/MoveOut) John Harold
Dock Masters Robbie Bourget, Eddie Cochrane
Staff Warren Buff, Noel Collyer, Alison Henderson,
Rick Kovalcik, Lia Olsborg, Patrick Scholz,
Bob (NoJay) Sneddon, Dave Tompkins
Operations Pat McMurray
Deputy Susan Gilbert
Duty Ops Managers DC Carlile, Steve Lopata, Gary Stratmann
Staff Ed Boreham, Sarah Brider, Carolyn Chang, Eddie
Cochrane, Noel Collyer, Andy Croft, Mad Elf, Nigel Furlong,
Sabine Furlong, Marya H, Tom Harris, Katherine Jay, Monica
Loncon 3 Committee and Staff
Kohli, Guy Kovel, Karoliina Karo Leikomaa, Dave Mansfield,
Sian Bradshaw, Harriet Monkhouse, Eva Norman, Chris OShea,
Chantal Perez, Phil Plumbly, Azizur Rahman, John F W Richards,
Sarah Shemilt, James Shields, Neil Simpson, Marguerite Smith,
Richard Stephenson, Linda Stratmann, Jean Thompson,
Tommy Wareing, Traci Whitehead, Mark Young
Procurement Staff Nicole Chen, Andrew Fullen,
Monica Kohli, Marguerite Smith
Shipping and storage Mark Meenan
US Art Shipping Jannie Shea
NESFA US Shipping Deb Geisler, Rick Kovalcik, Lia Olsborg
UK Storage/Transport Jamie Scott, Bob (NoJay) Sneddon
Signage and Print Shop Alison Henderson, Tibs
SWAT (Specialists, Workers And Techies) Noel Collyer, Andy
Croft,Jeff Fuller, Rami Katz, Tim Kirk, Marcin Klak, Alex Klesen,
So Klesen, Sam Miah, Ian Murphy, Stuart Jenkins, Koon To
Timeline manager Bobbi Armbruster
Programme Division James Bacon
Dep. Division Heads Liz Batty, Ian Stockdale
Programme Areas
Academic Emma England
Staff Mark Adams, Edward James, Nicolle Lamerichs,
Esther MacCallum-Stewart, Nele Noppe
Art Sara Felix
Staff Colin Harris, Lisa Konrad, Julie McMurray
Comics Maura McHugh
Costume, Cosplay and Style Kevin Roche, Andrew Trembley
Exhibits Jessica Guggenheim
Fan Activity Tent Deborah Fishburn, Ron Gemmell
Fan Space Megan Waples
Filk Anna Raftery
Staff Lissa Allcock, Deborah Crook
Film Louis Savy
Gaming Esther MacCallum-Stewart
Literary Nic Clarke, Justin Landon
Media Niall Harrison
Music Vincent Docherty
Staff Sara Weinstein
Science Dave Clements
Television Mark Slater
Traditional Fan Activities Carrie Mowatt and Jim Mowatt
Transformational Fan Activities Emma England
Workshops co-ordinator Martin Owton
Young Adult Peadar Guiln
Staff Iain Cupples, Erin Underwood
Green Room Sue Edwards
Kaffeeklatsches Erin Underwood
Programme Ops Jim Mann, Heather Petty
Staff Linda Deneroff, Gay Ellen Dennett, Janice Gelb,
Mary Kay Kare, Priscilla Olson, Beth Zipser, Mike Zipser
Programme Database
Prog. Software Team Henry Balen, Martin Easterbrook,
Terry Fong, Janice Gelb, Ruth Leibig, Cathy Mullican
Programme Staff Meredith Branstad, Michael Lee,
Sanna Lehtonen, Mike Nelson
Publishers Liaison Lucija Dai, Alex Ingram
Signings Dawn Plaskon
Promotions Division Nicholas Whyte
Dep. Division Head Paul Taylor
P.A Division Head Colette Reap
North American Agent Kathryn Duval
European Agents
Bulgarian Agent Angelina Illieva
Croatian Agent Mihaela Marija Perkovi
Danish Agent Flemming Rasch
Dutch Agent Paul van Oven
Finnish Agent Hanna Hakkarainen
German Agent Ralf Boldt
Irish Agent Roderick OHanlon
Norwegian Agent Herman Ellingsen
Polish Agent Marcin Klak
Portuguese Agent Rogerio Ribeiro
Russian Agent Irina Lipka
Slovenian Agent Bojan Ekselenski
Swedish Agent Carolina Gmez Lagerlf
Ukrainian Agent Borys Sydiuk
Rest of the World Agents
Israeli Agent Guy Kovel
Japanese Agent Jonathan Holmes
Singaporean Agent Christopher Hwang
General Promotions
Advertising Coordinator Karen (Hypatia)
Video Production Mark Slater
Press Office Alison Freebairn
Social Media Megan Frank
Staff Will Frank, Keri OBrien
Steampunk Liaison Claire Rousseau
Publications Division Kees van Toorn
Dep. Division Head Jan vant Ent
Advertising Sales Kees van Toorn
US Advertising Sales Steven H Silver
Publications John Coxon
Proofing Team Claire Brialey, Deb Geisler, Janice Gelb,
Dave Haddock, Lynda Manning-Schwartz, Paul Taylor
Newsletter Flick
Staff Zara Baxter, Ang Rosin, Douglas Spencer,
Jan vant Ent, Sara Weinstein
Hospitality Reporter Marianne Cain
Restaurant Guide Shana Worthen
Staff Kake, Martin Petto
Souvenir book Johan Martijn Flaton
Staff Brad W Foster, Dave Haddock, Lynda Manning-Schwartz
Services Division Carolina Gmez Lagerlf
Accessibility Services Lenore Jean Jones
Staff Edward James, Vanessa May, Sandy Olsen,
Bernard Peek, Bill Thomasson
Child Care Cat Coast
Harassment Support Unit Britt-Louise Viklund
Listeners Robbie Bourget, Heidi Lyshol, Nick Wood
Information Desk Misha Sumra
Pre-Con Information Zoe Sumra
Quartermaster/Office Sarah Brider
Registration Steve Lawson
Deputy Area Head Kirsti van Wessel
Staff Gary P Agin, Robert Klein, Peter de Weerdt
Volunteers Petra Bulic
General Volunteers:
Margaret Austin, Colin Barker, Andrew Barrett, Nancy Brennan, Komel
Brzezinski, Craig Buchanan, Bob Buhr, David Cake, Norman Cates, Erin
Horakova, Crystal Huff, Christopher Hwang, Wilf James, Kathy Jay,
David Jessop, Manuella Jessop, Michael Lee, Ann Mair, Lisa Marsh,
Petrea Mitchell, Eve Norman, Andrew Patton, Chanel Perez, Jo Ramsey,
Nicola Robinson, Kelly Roche, Diane Rosenburg, Larry Sanderson, Anna
Strokowska, Jessica Styons, Petra Thacker, Tanya Washburn, Rina
Weisman, Iain Worrall
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Europe (1,164 total members)
I r eland 82 Por tugal 3
I taly 45 Romania 4
Latvia 2 Russian Feder ation 16
Lithuania 3 Slovakia 1
Luxembour g 5 Slovenia 5
Malta 1 Spain 43
Nether lands 141 Sweden 121
Nor way 72 Switzer land 17
Poland 57 Ukr aine 9
United Kingdom (2,359 total members)
Channel I slands 3 Scotland 193
England 2066 Wales 83
Nor ther n I r eland 14 (London 464)
North America (4,133 total members)
Canada 325 USA 3,808
Rest of World (496 total members)
Austr alia 269 Pakistan 1
Ber muda 2 Philippines 2
Br azil 7 Qatar 3
China 12 Saudi Ar abia 4
Costa Rica 1 Singapor e 12
Ecuador 1 South Afr ica 2
I ndia 1 Taiwan 2
I sr ael 70 Thailand 6
J apan 47 Tr inidad And Tobago 1
Kor ea 2 Tur key 1
Malaysia 8 United Ar ab Emir ates 3
Mexico 3 Venezuela 1
New Zealand 35
Global Statistics
Guests 7 Attending (Child) 234
Attending(Adult) 4,783 Suppor ting 2,700
Attending (Y.A.) 358 Day Admissions 190
8,270 members as of 20 June 2014
List of Loncon 3 Members Since PR3
Tracey Abla (USA)
Glen Abramson (USA)
Michael Achilleos (USA)
Ryan Adams (USA)
William Addington (USA)
Adi Go (GBR)
Karen Ahle (USA)
Aidan Fritz (USA)
John Aiello (USA)
Noura Al Noman (ARE)
Brian Aldiss (GBR)
Alex C. Pierce (CAN)
Justin Alexander (USA)
Iain Alexander (GBR)
Alfred J Decker (USA)
Abdulrahman Alhussain
(SAU)
Malin Alkestrand (SWE)
Russ Allbery (USA)
Jason Alley (USA)
Charlotte Alms (USA)
Hannah Alsgaard (USA)
Pratik Amin (CAN)
AMRAY (USA)
Stefan Ancuta (AUT)
Trey Anderson (USA)
Alan Anderson (USA)
Nancy Anderson (USA)
Justin Anderson (USA)
Thomas Anderson (KOR)
Tor Andersson (SWE)
Andrea (USA)
Andrew Zimmerman
Jones (USA)
andypugh (GBR)
James Anjewierden
(USA)
Michael Ankenbrandt
(USA)
Michael Ankers (PHL)
Anna (GBR)
David Annandale (CAN)
Rachael Anson (USA)
Chris Antoline (USA)
Matthew Appleton (USA)
Aquarion (GBR)
Aquila (NZL)
Anthony Argyriou (USA)
Jason Arneaud (CAN)
Alice Arneson (USA)
Richard Ashcroft (GBR)
Charlotte Ashley (CAN)
Chad Askew (USA)
Denny Atkin (USA)
Steve Atkins (USA)
Kati Atwood (USA)
Matt Austern (USA)
Avery (USA)
Thanasis Avramis (AUS)
Stathis Avramis (AUS)
Darryl Aylward (AUS)
Jeanne Ayotte (USA)
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B.A. Strunk (USA)
Jasmin Babaie (DEU)
Pam Baddeley (GBR)
Socrate Badeau (CAN)
Mary Bailey (USA)
Jeremy Baisden (USA)
Wes Baker (USA)
Karla Baker (CAN)
Jeffrey Balboni (USA)
Brent Baldwin (USA)
Michele-Lee Barasso
(USA)
Jennifer Barber (USA)
Charlene Barina (USA)
Brigid Barjaktarevic
(USA)
John Bark (GBR)
Steven Barker (USA)
Martha Barker (USA)
Ian Barrs (USA)
Michael Barry (IRL)
Jennifer Bartolowits
(USA)
Ferran Bassols (ESP)
Nick Bate (AUS)
Jadranko Baturic (HRV)
Brigitte Baudinet (FRA)
Naomi Baxter (USA)
Luke Beahan (GBR)
Nicholas Beaton (AUS)
Catherine Beck (DEU)
Chris Beckett (GBR)
Di Bedard (CAN)
Ren Bedell (USA)
Adrian Bedford (AUS)
Matthew Behrens (USA)
Nathan Beittenmiller
(USA)
Matt Beland (USA)
Scott Belisle (USA)
Matthew Bell (USA)
Ben Engelsberg (USA)
Lydia Ben Ytzhak (FRA)
Conor Bendle (AUS)
Josh Bennett (USA)
Beolach (USA)
F.J. Bergmann (USA)
Dirk Bergstrom (USA)
Linda Bergstrom (USA)
Heinrich Bernd (AUT)
Rebecca Berryman
(USA)
Beth Bernier Pratt (USA)
Federico Bianco (ITA)
Robert Bigelow (CAN)
Bill Speares (GBR)
Gabriel Billiet (USA)
Lee Billings (USA)
Sarah Binney (GBR)
Nathaniel Bird (USA)
Sofie Bird (AUS)
Elena Bjarnadottir (ISL)
Ragnar Thor Christian
Bjarnason (ISL)
Porhallur Bjorgvinsson
(ISL)
Bruce Black (USA)
John Blair (USA)
Adelaide Blair (USA)
Eric Blau (USA)
Paul Blazejewski (USA)
Ari Blenkhorn (USA)
Andrew Bloomgarden
(USA)
Michael Blumlein (USA)
Anna Blumstein (USA)
Rodney Bodden (USA)
Robert Boffard (GBR)
Saga Bolund (SWE)
Katharine Bond (USA)
Zachary Booth (USA)
Phil Bordelon (USA)
Matthew Borgard (USA)
Johannes Borgstroem
(SWE)
Dave Bowers (CAN)
Jeremy Bowers (USA)
Brandon Bowlby (USA)
Marc Bowser (USA)
Diane Boyce (USA)
Charlotte Boynton (QAT)
Zoe Brain (AUS)
Jacob Brennan (USA)
Kerri Brennan (GBR)
Simone Brick (AUS)
James Bridgeman (USA)
Jonathan Briggs (USA)
William Brooks (USA)
William Brown (USA)
Jarrett Brown (USA)
Tricia Brown (USA)
Christopher Brown (USA)
Jeff Brown (USA)
Eric Brown (USA)
Matt Bruce (GBR)
Brian Brunswick (GBR)
Crystal Bryant (USA)
Bryce Moore (USA)
Magnus Buchanan
(GBR)
John Buchanan (GBR)
Buddha Buck (USA)
Dennis Buckley (USA)
Kyle Bunker (USA)
Adrian Burgess (GBR)
David Burke (USA)
Ann Burlingham (USA)
Thomas Burns (USA)
Michael A. Burstein
(USA)
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Nomi S. Burstein (USA)
Scott Burwinkel (USA)
Gregory Butera (USA)
William Buthod (USA)
James Butterfield (GBR)
Keith Buttram (USA)
Cameron Byers (USA)
C. Robert Cargill (USA)
Rogers Cadenhead
(USA)
Sophie Calder (GBR)
Todd Caldwell (USA)
Lynn Calvin (USA)
David Cantrell (GBR)
Leilani Cantu (USA)
Anne Carbone (USA)
Jessica Cargill (USA)
Carl Nielsen (USA)
Russel Carlson (USA)
Christopher Nickolas
Carlson (USA)
Stephanie Carlson (USA)
Carol Waller (USA)
Caroline T (USA)
Lee Carpenter (USA)
Luigi Carraro (ITA)
Steve Carroll (USA)
David Carroll (AUS)
Cindy Carroll (CAN)
Steven Carstensen (USA)
Stanley Carswell (USA)
Cat Carter (GBR)
Justin Case (USA)
John Cater (USA)
CathiBea (USA)
CB Harvey (GBR)
Luis Cerdas (CRI)
Joseph Ceterski (USA)
Becky Chambers (ISL)
Christine Champeaux
(USA)
Minna Chan (USA)
Sweth Chandramouli
(USA)
Alex Chapman (USA)
Daliso Chaponda (GBR)
Heather Chappelle (CAN)
Ching-In Chen (USA)
Curtis Chen (USA)
chesterm8 (AUS)
Andrew Cheung (USA)
James Chiesa (USA)
Claudio Chillemi (ITA)
Christopher
Chittleborough (AUS)
Chris Wilson (AUS)
ChrisR (USA)
Roger Christie (USA)
Arthur Chu (USA)
Wendy Churchill (USA)
Mark Ciocco (USA)
Raymond Ciscon (USA)
Julie Clarenbach (USA)
Brandi Clark (USA)
Graham Clark (GBR)
Neil Clarke (USA)
Karen Clarke (CAN)
Donald Clarke (USA)
Neil Clarkson (GBR)
Laura Clay (GBR)
Peter Clay (GBR)
Angela Clayton (USA)
Angela Cleland Smith
(GBR)
Laura Clemmons (USA)
Clif Davis (USA)
Angela Cockburn (AUS)
Paul C Codere (USA)
Patrick Coffey (USA)
Mark Cogan (USA)
Charles Cogar (USA)
Jaime Cohen (USA)
Peter Cohen (GBR)
Jonathan Cohn (USA)
Lene Colbert (USA)
John Collins (USA)
Steve Coltrin (USA)
Benjamin Combee (USA)
Laura Conrad (USA)
Mark Cook (CAN)
Larry Cook (USA)
coolda (USA)
Brigid Cooling (GBR)
Gina Cooper (USA)
Will Cooper (NZL)
John Cooper (USA)
Fred Coppersmith (USA)
James Corkum (USA)
Cory This Space
Intention ally Left
Blank (USA)
Matthew Couch (USA)
Bert Coules (GBR)
Steven Cowles (USA)
coyoteblue (USA)
Daniel Craft (USA)
Elliot Craggs (GBR)
Shay Cranmer (USA)
Hanne Craven (GBR)
Alexander Crawshaw
(USA)
Patrick Crepeault (CAN)
William Crew (USA)
Steven Crisp (GBR)
Dana Crom (USA)
Stuart Crook (GBR)
James Crowley (USA)
Jim Crumley (USA)
Ignacio Cudeiro (ESP)
Charles Cummings
(USA)
Alex Curylo (CAN)
Julie Czerneda (CAN)
David DAntonio (USA)
Russell Dady (AUS)
Eric Dalgliesh (AUS)
Dana (USA)
Daniel Brown (USA)
Katie Daniels (USA)
Scott Danielson (USA)
Darkeye (USA)
Brian Darr (USA)
DJ Dates (USA)
Dave (USA)
Dave Bradley (GBR)
Dave.IIRC (USA)
Nicholas Davidson (GBR)
Gary Davidson (USA)
Davies (USA)
James Davis (USA)
Aguido Davis (AUS)
Robert Davis (USA)
Crystal Davis (USA)
Abigail Davis (USA)
John Davis (USA)
Grania Davis (USA)
George Davison (USA)
John Davy (NZL)
Doug Dawson (USA)
Gabrielle de Cuir (USA)
Guy Anthony De Marco
(USA)
Erik DeBill (USA)
David DeBord (USA)
Mary Decker (USA)
Michael deHilster (USA)
Robert Del Favero (USA)
Paul Delahunty (IRL)
Rebecca Demarest
(USA)
Clare Deming (USA)
Ned Denby (USA)
Christopher Denney
(USA)
Derek (USA)
David Deren (BEL)
Logan Dethrow (USA)
Devin Madson (CAN)
Devin Singer (USA)
Bruce Diamond (USA)
Simon Dick (GBR)
John Dilick (USA)
Zachary Dimmack (USA)
Dingo Dingo (USA)
Christina Disch (USA)
DL Thurston (USA)
Doctor Science (USA)
Eylul Dogruel (TUR)
Tom Doherty (USA)
John Donahue (USA)
Donna Maree Hanson
(AUS)
Mike Donnelly (USA)
Aleix Dorca (AND)
Ben Dorman (USA)
Robert Dorn (DEU)
Kevin Dorsett (GBR)
Kristin Dorsett (GBR)
Stuart Douglas (GBR)
Hermione Dowling (GBR)
Starla Doyal (USA)
Alison Doyle (USA)
DPPAULSON (GBR)
Dr. Adam D. Bradley
(USA)
Dr. Mary Crowell (USA)
Jennifer Drake (USA)
David Drew (USA)
Glen Dudek (USA)
Fred Duewer (USA)
Dana Duffield (USA)
Daniel Dumbruch (BEL)
Paul Duncan (CAN)
Margaret Dunlap (USA)
Jenny Dunn (GBR)
Rebecca Dunn (AUS)
Nathan Dunning (USA)
Dusty Tyre (USA)
Dylan Sprague (USA)
E. Scott Denison (USA)
David Edelstein (USA)
Val Edwards (GBR)
Les Edwards (GBR)
David Eggli (USA)
David Eilers (USA)
Susan Eisenhour (USA)
Anke Eissmann (DEU)
Eleanor (GBR)
Brad Elledge (USA)
Jason Ellis (USA)
Joseph Ellis (USA)
Sigrid Ellis (USA)
Rick Ellis (USA)
Dale Ellis (GBR)
James Ellis (CAN)
Simon Ellison (GBR)
Jennifer Ellsworth (USA)
Scott Ellsworth (USA)
Elra Dahl (USA)
Em Willcox (GBR)
Paul Emigh (USA)
Peter Enyeart (USA)
Dan Eshleman (USA)
J.T. Evans (USA)
Evil (USA)
Simon Exton (GBR)
F. Brett Cox (USA)
Catherine Faber (USA)
Jennifer Fah (USA)
Shannon Farley (USA)
Jay Farley (USA)
Michael Fehrenschild
(DEU)
Michael Feinberg (USA)
Ralph Feldhake (USA)
Steve Feldon (USA)
Felicia Fredlund (SWE)
James Felling (USA)
Tom Feltes (USA)
Huawei Feng (CHN)
Andrew Ferguson (USA)
David Ferrington (JPN)
Micheal Ferris (USA)
Michelle Ferry (USA)
fg16 (AUT)
Bob Finnen (USA)
Thomas Fitzgerald (USA)
Elisabeth Flaum (USA)
Greg Fleming (USA)
Tom Fletcher (GBR)
Chris Flipse (USA)
Anthony Floyd (CAN)
Alison Flynn (USA)
Scott Forbes (USA)
Laura Ford (CAN)
David Foster (USA)
Timothy Fox (USA)
Brad Frank (USA)
Bradley Franzella (DEU)
Robert Fraser (CAN)
D. Douglas Fratz (USA)
Gwen Frazer (IRL)
Fred Best (USA)
Julian Freeman (GBR)
Spencer Freeman (USA)
Joy Freeman (USA)
Keith Freeman (GBR)
Markus Freericks (DEU)
Jon Freestone (USA)
Pawel Frelik (POL)
Helen French (GBR)
David Freund (DEU)
Tabetha Frey (USA)
Katie Frey (USA)
Richard Frith-Macdonald
(GBR)
Candida Frith-Macdonald
(GBR)
Oscar Frith-Macdonald
(GBR)
Myles Frith-Macdonald
(GBR)
Donna Frost (NLD)
Werner Fuchs (DEU)
Corinna Fuchs (DEU)
Liza Furr (USA)
Yoshimichi Furusawa
(JPN)
Silvia G. (USA)
Kimberley Gaal (AUS)
Anna Gabutero (PHL)
Avani Gadani (USA)
Leslie Gailey (USA)
John Gairing (USA)
Galen Dara (USA)
Norma Gallagher (GBR)
Elaine Gallagher (GBR)
Fred Gambino (GBR)
Liang Gao (USA)
Stewart Gardiner (GBR)
John Gardner (GBR)
Tony Garnock-Jones
(USA)
Ted Garside (GBR)
Andre Geleynse (CAN)
Marjorie George (USA)
Benoit Gervais-
Laurendeau (CAN)
Zvi Gilbert (CAN)
Douglas Gill (USA)
Gill Norman (GBR)
Peter Glaskowsky (USA)
Melissa Glasser (USA)
MaryAnne Glazar (USA)
Jeremy Glick (USA)
Katie Glick (USA)
Andy Glover (USA)
Kriti Godey (USA)
James Goetsch (USA)
Yair Goldberg (USA)
David Golden (USA)
Chaos Golubitsky (USA)
Corey Grable (USA)
Matija Grabnar (SVN)
Stephen Graham (USA)
Jon Grantham (USA)
Sam Grawe (USA)
David Green (USA)
jonathan greenberg
(USA)
Devon Greene (USA)
Lauren Greene (USA)
Liz Gresham (GBR)
Ellen Griffin (USA)
Stephanie Griffin (USA)
Stephen Grigson (GBR)
Daniel Grisinger (USA)
Pierce Groover (USA)
Susan Groppi (USA)
Michael Grossberg (USA)
Jason Gruber (USA)
David Gustin (USA)
Michelle Gyo (DEU)
Sammi Hadert (GBR)
Craig Hagan (USA) 28
Mark Haines (CAN)
Alex Haist (USA)
David Hall (USA)
Robert Hall (USA)
Sean Hall (USA)
John Halunen (USA)
Douglas Hamer (USA)
Juan Hamers (BEL)
John Hamill (USA)
Oliver Hamilton (IRL)
David Hamilton (USA)
Francis Hamit (USA)
Wendy Hammer (USA)
Jessica Hammer (USA)
Christina Hammermeister
(USA)
Kenneth Hammill (USA)
Elektra Hammond (USA)
Rachael Hampden-
Turner (GBR)
Hanbury Hampden-
Turner (GBR)
Jordan Hanie (USA)
Ian Hannan (USA)
Michael Hannemann
(USA)
George Hansen (USA)
Peter Hansen (CAN)
Elaine Hansen (USA)
Tom Hansen (USA)
Kellen Hansen (USA)
Ja Harbour (USA)
Gabrielle Harbowy (USA)
Vicki Harden (USA)
Sally Harding (CAN)
Sharla Hardy (USA)
Melissa Harkness (USA)
Chad Harland (BEL)
Paul Harmon (USA)
Elliotte Harold (USA)
Carol Harper (USA)
Larisa Harriger (USA)
George Harris (USA)
Harry Willcox (GBR)
Kimberly Hartvigsen
(USA)
Kara Hartz (USA)
Paul Havlak (USA)
Andrea Hawksley (USA)
Erica Hayes (GBR)
Pat Hayes (USA)
Louise Hayes (GBR)
Teresa Hayes (GBR)
Trevor Hearnden (CAN)
Matthew Hebert (IRL)
Anna Hedlund (SWE)
Chris Heilman (USA)
John Heiple (USA)
Joe Helfrich (USA)
Doug Hellmann (USA)
Alyc Helms (USA)
Amanda Helms (USA)
Jeff Henderson (USA)
Charli Hendrickson
(USA)
Dennis Henley (USA)
Kevlin Henney (GBR)
Stefan Henney (GBR)
Eric Hepner (USA)
Pantaleon Hernandez
(ESP)
Morgan Herrell (CAN)
William Hertling (USA)
Sean Hettenbach (USA)
Yvonne Hewett (GBR)
Andrew Hickey (GBR)
Jason Hickey (USA)
David Hidding (USA)
Hiddlestoner-
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Jen Zink (USA)
David Ziring (USA)
Dmitry Zlotnitsky (RUS)
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