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Boskone XXVIII 15-17 February 1991 "KUBE-MCDOWELL IS ABLE TO BRING COSMIC IDEASAND HUMAN STORIES TOGETHER IN A WAY PREVIOUSLY ACHIEVED ONLY BY ARTHUR C. CLARKE/' -Orson Scott Card THE QUIET POOLS Michael P. Kube-McDowell AUTHOR OF THE TRICON DISUNITY AND AITERNITIES "A successful, fascinating novel that will leave you much to think about." -ABORIGINAL SCIENCE FICTION it Is late In the 21st century, add mankind Is prepared to launch its most ambitious endeavor: The Diaspora Project, an attempt to colonize a new world beyond our solar system. Out of the entire population on Earth, only 10,000 people will be chosen for the expedltion-the best 10,000. But taking away the brightest may wreak havoc at home. And the Homeworld Movement, led by the mysterious Jeremiah, has refused to let that happen... "Masterfully, Kube-McDowell manages to make us care ...You won't be disappointed; LOCUS $4.50 FROM THE BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE JEWELS OF ELVISH AND STORMBLADE SHADOW OF THE SEVENTH MOON Nancy Varian Berberick Long ago, dwarfs peopled the earth, ,- and they lived beneath the shadow of the moon... / z >- Then Man came, with his new • gods and strange ways, to challenge the ancient race. The Dwarfs fell in battle, a generation . - _ forgotten. But gifted with three lifetimes, song-maker Car roc still lives, t jl burdened with the need to share the true :.;jS lineage of his mighty people. < _ As he lifts his " voice in song, one woman rgB hears his . haunting tale Br w of an untold race that fought fiercely to survive... % : ' L $4.50 *L ACE SCIENCE FICTION & FANTASY Boskone XXVIII February 15-17, 1991 The Springfield Marriott Hotel and the Sheraton Tara Hotel at Monarch Place Springfield, Massachusetts Mike Resnick Guest of Honor ■i A. ’ z> ' i Ed Emshwiller : j? ftiri ® J"; > ' Official Artist Brian Thomsen Special Guest Contents Artists Committee List........................................................................... 4 Atom.......................................................................................... 31 Chairman’s Greeting.................................................................. 6 Ed Emshwiller............................................................................ 1 Boskone Policies.........................................................................6 David C. House..........................................................................27 Editor’s Greeting........................................................................ 6 Peggy Ranson..................................................................3,23, 26 Program.......................................................................................8 Diana Harlan Stein.............................................................. 21,31 Art Show.....................................................................................8 Yiron.......................................................................................... 31 Information & People.................................................................8 Bazaar........................................................................................10 Banquet......................................................................................10 Advertisers DragonsLair...............................................................................10 Con Suite................................................................................... 10 ACE Science Fiction & Fantasy..................................................2 Registration...............................................................................10 Chicon V, 49lh Worldcon.......................................................... 13 Parties........................................................................................10 hoel studio of wood sculpture......................................................9 Newsletter..................................................................................10 Glasgow in 1995........................................................................ 15 Club and Worldcon Bidders’ Tables.........................................10 MagiCon, The 50th Worldcon................................................... 11 Mike Resnick.........................................................12, 14, 16, 20 NESFA........................................................................... 10, 29, 36 Ed Emshwiller.............................................................18, 25, 26 New York Review of Science Fiction........................................ 7 The Skylark.............................................................................. 24 Remember: The Alamo in 1997................................................ 17 Doc Smith, an Appreciation..................................................... 24 TOR Books..................................................................................5 Jack Gaughan Memorial Award............................................... 26 Brian Thomsen........................................................................27 SF & Related Clubs in the Area............................................... 28 Remembering Donald A. Wollhcim......................................... 30 Harold Zitzow...........................................................................30 History of Boskones.......................................................... 31, 32 History of Lexicon....................................................................34 History of Codclave..................................................................34 NESFA......................................................................................35 Fellowship of NESFA...............................................................35 3 The Boskone XXVIII Committee Chairman Rick Katze Publications Treasurer Tim Szczesuil Flyers Laurie Mann Head Cashier Ann Broomhead Helmuth (Newsletter) Sharon Sbarsky Staff Ruth Sachter, John Lorentz, Member Services Seth Breidbart Babysitting Joni Brill Dashoff Pocket Program Mark Dulccy Banquet Tony Lewis Program Book Ads Rick Katze Con Suite Sue Hammond Progress Report Pam Frcmon Dragon’s Lair Joan Horowitz Program Book Donald Eastlake, III Freebie Table / Party Board Robert Sachs Staff George Flynn, Tony Lewis, Hotel Liaison BenYalow Jill Eastlake Assistant Theresa Renner Staff Anita Raj, Peggy Thokar Internal Services Information & People Mover Pat Vandenberg Committee Block Andy Cowan Staff LuAnn Vitalis, Al Kent Den Theresa Renner Staff Debbie King Exhibits Logistics GregThokar Art Show - Director Gay Ellen Dennett Staff Rich Ferree, Alexis Layton, Consultants Extraordinaire Bill Davidson Claire & Dave Anderson Mimeo Claire Anderson Staff ’Zanne Labonville, Aron & Merle At-con Claire Anderson, Bob Webber Insinga,Tom Schaad, Bill Security Mike DiGcnio Lehrman, Beth MacLcllan, Stu Services Priscilla Olson Hellinger, Judy Bemis, Ted & Assistants Mike DiGcnio, Greg Thokar Bonnie & Deb Atwood, Gary Staff Gary Fcldbaum and a cast of Fcldbaum, Beth & Mike Zipscr, thousands George Flynn, Carol Downings Signs LuAnn Vitalis Print Shop Charles Seelig Judging Joe Mayhew NESFA Art Show Sales Mark Olson Gaughan Award Rick Katze Technical Chip Hitchcock NESFA Press Greg Thokar Bazaar Davey Snyder Assistant Jim Mann Staff Tom “Galactic Overlord” Proofreading George Flynn, Pam Frcmon, Courtney Gay Ellen Dennett Scanning Frank Richards, Tim Szczesuil Registration Sales Sharon Sbarsky At-Con Registration Andy Cowan Advance Gay Ellen Dennett Assistant Sue Kahn At-Con L. Ruth Sachter, John Lorentz Staff Sarah Brown, Craig McDonough Skylark Award Andy Cowan Badges Lauric Mann T- Shirts Pam Frcmon Innkeeper Andy Cowan Suite Allocation Ben Yalow Pro-Registration Laurie Mann Copyright© 1991 NESFA New England Science Fiction Association, Inc. Program Jim Mann, Pam Frcmon All Rights Reserved. Staff Laurie Mann, Kelly Persons, All bylined articles copyright © by their authors and printed here by Franklin Hummel, Elisabeth permission. All artwork copyright © by their artists and printed here Carey, Elisa Gilson, Mark Hcrlcl, by permission. — “Boskone” is a registered service mark of the New Saul Jaffe, Fred Duarte, Karen England Science Fiction Association, Inc. (NESFA), P. O. Box G, MIT Meschke Branch P. O., Cambridge, MA 02139, USA, and “Norcascon” is a reg­ Art Programming Joe Mayhew istered service mark of Massachusetts Convention Fandom, Inc. Films Joe Rico (MCFI), P. O. Box 46, MIT Branch P. O., Cambridge, MA 02139, Filking David Union USA, both Massachusetts non-profit corporations. — “Worldcon", Kaffee Klatsches & Teas Elisabeth Carey “World Science Ficton Convention”, “WSFS", “World Science Fiction Regency Dance Suford Lewis Society”, “Hugo Award”, and “NASFiC" are service marks of the Scavangcr Hunt The Lithuanian Conspiracy World Science Fiction Society (WSFS), an unincorporated literary so­ Writer’s Workshop Laurie Mann ciety. 4 TOR Books salutes Mike Resnick -------------------- co-author of--------------------- THE RED TAPE WAR Jack Chalker • Mike Resnick • George Alec Effinger Available in April at bookstores everywhere! Cover by Frank Kelly Freas Hardcover—$17.95 Tor Books 1991— Our lOth Anniversary Year! Boskone XXVIII Program Book Greetings from the Chairman: Welcome to Boskone XXVIII Is This Your First Convention? This will be our fourth year in Springfield. 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