Picocon
Picocon is the name given to a series of British science fiction conventions run by the Imperial College Science Fiction and Fantasy Society (ICSF),[1] usually taking place on a Saturday in February in Imperial College's Blackett Building, which began in 1984.
Year | Name | Location | Guests of Honour |
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1984 | Picocon | Imperial College | David Langford |
1985 | Picocon Pi | Imperial College | Dave Langford, Gerry Webb |
1986 | Picocon 4 | Imperial College | Dave Langford, Brian Stableford |
1987 | Picocon 5 | Imperial College | John Brunner, David Hardy |
1988 | Picocon 6 | Imperial College | Terry Pratchett, Michael Scott Rohan, Dave Langford |
1989 | Picocon 7 | Imperial College | Dave Langford, Terry Pratchett, Gerry Webb, Dave Lally |
1990 | Picocon 8 | Imperial College | Bob Shaw |
1991 | Picocon 9 | Imperial College | |
1992 | Picocon 10 | Imperial College | Dave Langford, Brian Stableford |
1993 | Picocon 11 | Imperial College | Colin Greenland |
1995 | Picocon 12 | Imperial College | Iain M. Banks |
1996 | Picocon 13 | Imperial College | Robert Holdstock, Stephen Baxter, Christopher Priest |
1997 | Picocon 14 | Imperial College | Simon Ings, Nicholas Royle |
1998 | Picocon 15 | Imperial College | |
1999 | Picocon 16 | Imperial College | Stephen Lawhead, Jane Johnson, M John Harrison (who jointly write under the pseudonym Gabriel King) |
2000 | Picocon 17 | Imperial College | Juliet McKenna, Brian Stableford, Garry Kilworth, Ian Watson |
2001 | Picocon 18 | Imperial College | Christopher Priest, Geoff Ryman, Juliet E. McKenna, Jane Killick |
2002 | Picocon 19 | Imperial College | Anne Gay, China MiƩville, Stan Nicholls, Geoff Ryman |
2003 | Picocon 20 | Imperial College | Jack Cohen, Gwyneth Jones |
2004 | Picocon 21 | Imperial College | Peter F. Hamilton, Paul McAuley, Adam Roberts |
2005 | Picocon 22 | Imperial College | Gwyneth Jones, Jon Courtenay Grimwood, Brian Stableford |
2006 | Picocon 23 [2] | Imperial College | Ian Watson, Natasha Mostert, Mark Roberts |
2007 | Picocon 24 | Imperial College | Charlie Stross, Ken MacLeod, Farah Mendlesohn |
2008 | Picocon 25 | Imperial College | Paul Cornell, Cory Doctorow, Liz Williams |
2009 | Picocon 26 | Imperial College | Pat Cadigan, Robert Rankin, Michael Marshall Smith |
2010 | Picocon 27 | Imperial College | Alastair Reynolds, Amanda Hemingway, Jaine Fenn |
2011 | Picocon 28 | Imperial College | Juliet McKenna, Kari Sperring, Paul McAuley |
2012 | Picocon 29 | Imperial College | Adrian Czajkowski, Justina Robson, Tricia Sullivan |
2013 | Picocon 30 [3] | Imperial College | Peter F. Hamilton, Kate Griffin, Steph Swainston, Richard K. Morgan |
2014 | Picocon 31 | Imperial College | Sarah Pinborough, Charles Stross, David Southwood |
2015 | Picocon 32 | Imperial College | Cory Doctorow, Frances Hardinge, Ian McDonald, Kari Sperring, Stuart Ashen |
2016 | Picocon 33 [4] [5] | Imperial College | Paul Cornell, Michelle Paver, Carrie Hope Fletcher |
2017 | Picocon 34 | Imperial College | Jaine Fenn, Paul McAuley, Al Robertson, Justina Robson, Stuart Ashen |
2018 | Picocon 35 | Imperial College | Paul Stewart, Chris Riddell, Ben Aaronovitch, Emma Newman |
2019 | Picocon 36 | Imperial College | Alexis Kennedy, Lottie Bevan, Simon Morden, Andrew Bannister, Gavin Smith |
References
- http://boingboing.net/2011/02/03/picocon-londons-love.html
- Picocon 2006 The Internet Book Database of fiction http://www.ibdof.com/viewtopic.php?t=112494
- "Picocon-30-an-imperial-sf-and-fantasy-convention-245" https://thetab.com/uk/imperial/2013/01/26/picocon-30-an-imperial-sf-and-fantasy-convention-245
- Appearances picocon-33 https://www.paulcornell.com/appearances/picocon-33/
- SFrevu "Picocon" http://www.sfrevu.com/php/Column.php?Search=201602&ColumnType=CONVENTION
External links
- Convention home page
- Review of Picocon from 2000
- text of a talk given at Picocon in 1996 by author [Stephen Baxter]
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