CONADIAN 52nd WORLD CONVENTION

Dear CONADIAN member,

As a member of CONADIAN, the 1994 Worldcon, you have the right to nominate people and works for the 1995 Hugo Awards, to be presented at INTERSECTION, the 1995 Worldcon. As a service to Intersection, and in co-operation with their Hugo Administration staff, we are enclosing a Hugo Nomination ballot for the 1995 Hugo Awards for your convenience. (This is in addition to any nomination ballot you may receive if you are already a member of Intersection.)

Also enclosed is a current list of ConAdian merchandise, which we know you can't live without.

Yours in Fandom,

John Mansfield Chairman

PS: Under the provisions of the Constitution of the World Science Fiction Society, ConAdian is required to pass along a copy of the convention membership list to Intersection. In addition, we may from time to time make the convention mailing list available to other groups of a similar nature, such as future Worldcon committees and fannish non-profit groups. If you would like us to exclude your x name from our list, please write to us at the address above, giving your name and membership number as shown on your mailing label.

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The 1995 Science Fiction Research Association yearly conference is scheduled for June 22-25, at the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, North Dakota. CONFERENCE FEE: $105.00 until May 1, 1995, $115.00 until June 21, 1995, $125.00 at the door. Those registering by January 31 will receive a box of chocolate covered potato chips as a bonus for early registration, a Dakota treat.

For accommodations, we have inexpensive ($25.00 per night) individual dorm rooms lined up right on campus - but this is not your average dormitory! Swanson's rooms are air conditioned with private baths; it has a 4-story atrium and a glass elevator. For those who prefer a little more luxury, or need more room for families, rooms are blocked at the Holiday Inn ($48-$58) and Econolodge ($33-$36). Rates will be valid before and after the conference, June 19-30. We are planning a two hour Riverboat dinner cruise for Friday night of the Conference ($25.50 each, choice of entrees, includes cruise, meal, dessert, drink, tax, and tip).

For paper presentation please submit abstract or topic proposal to Head of Programming: Bruce Farr, 1575 E CHEERY LYNN RD, PHOENIX AZ 85014

For discounts on plane fares contact Official Travel Agent: Rick Foss, Ladera Travel, 1-800-624-6679

Because lunches (Friday and Saturday — included in the conference fee) will be on campus during the conference, it is suggested that you read the following book for discussion: The Science Fiction Stories of Rudyard Kipling edited by John Brunner; Citadel Twilight/Carol, $9.95, 178 pp. (ISBN: 08065-1508-2) (first published by TOR, 1992). If you want, you cam order by phone with a credit card: 1-800-447-BOOK

For more information contact: B. Diane Miller, 1995 SFRA Conference Chair, 1402 4th Avenue North, Grand Forks ND 58203-3145

Phone (701) 775-5038 E-mail: Internet ud06874ievml.nodak.edu Genie:d.millerl4 INTERSECTION AUGUST 24-28 1995 GUESTS OF HONOUR SAMUEL R DELANY & GERRY ANDERSON ART GUEST OF HONOUR LES EDWARDS FAN CUEST OF HONOUR VINc CLARKE TOAST MR & MRS DIANE DUANE &

SCOTTISH WORLDCOM SCOTTISH EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE CENTRE, GLASGOW INTERSECTION I THE 1 995 BRITISH WORLDCON is your Intersection, ADMAIL 336 chance to celebrate SF in a very special Glasgow G2 1BR, UK atmosphere - with fans from across the globe on the banks of the Clyde. We can promise you there'll be something to your taste, with Intersection, PO Box 15430, everything from small fannish events to Washington DC, 2003, USA extravaganzas like the Hugo Awards and Masquerade. E-Mail: [email protected]

I GUESTS OF HONOUR are Samuel R Delany (We regret that credit card payments are accepted by E-Mail and Gerry Anderson. Art Guest of and phone only in the USA. Please use mail or fax in the Honour is Les Edwards. Toast Mr UK) & Mrs are authors Diane Duane Worldcon, Hugo Award and World Science and Peter Morwood. Fan GoH Fiction Convention are registered service is Vin^ Clarke. marks of the World Science Fiction Society. I THE PROGRAMME will debate intersections in space and time: crucial Intersection accepts Visa and Access/Mastercard in the UK, points of and divergence in SF, Visa, Access and American Express in the USA. Cheques science, history, cultures and fandom. payable to "Intersection".

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CHEQUES PAYABLE TO ’INTERSECTION*. I AGREE TO MY DETAILS BEING HELD ON A COMPUTER. 1995 Hugo Awards Mike & Debby Moir, Voting Administrators 27 Hampton Road Worcester Park Surrey KT4 8EU UK

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NowiNATiNq BaLLot For The 1995 Huqo AwarJs Ai\d Johis W. CAMpbeLL AwarcI

This Ballot Must Be Postmarked By March 30, 1995, And Received By April 5, 1995.

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1 Please read these instructions carefully before casting your ballot.

• Eligibility to Nominate You may nominate for the Hugo and Campbell Awards if you either: a) were an attending or supporting member of Conadian (the 1994 World Science Fiction Convention) or b) become an attending or supporting member of Intersection (the 1995 World Science Fiction Convention) by January 31, 1995. You may purchase a membership to Intersection by completing the appropriate information on this ballot and enclosing a cheque for the membership fee. If you are already a Conadian or Intersection member, do not send any money with your ballot. Just fill in your name, address and membership number so that we can verify your membership. Please print details or type them.

• Deadline Ballots must be postmarked by March 30th 1995 and received by April 5th 1995 to ensure that they will be counted. Please mail as early as possible. There are two mailing addresses, one in the UK and one in the US. Both these addresses are shown overleaf, please ensure that you fold the form to reveal the appropriate address. Members outside of the US and UK should send their nominations via airmail preferably to the UK address. Do not send ballots any other way. Please seal the ballot with some tape or use an envelope. Please be sure to fill in the previous page and mail all four pages. We cannot count your ballot if you do not do this.

• How to Nominate You may nominate up to five persons or works in each category. However, you are permitted (and even encouraged) to make fewer nominations or none at all if you are not familiar with the works that fall within that category. The nominations are equally weighted: the order in which you list them has no effect on the outcome. Do not bother to nominate “No Award” (unless that’s the name of a story or magazine you want to vote for). “No Award” will appear automatically in every category on the final ballot. Please include source information whenever possible. This is not mandatory, but makes it easier for us to identify the work you intend to nominate. For the fiction categories, Non-Fiction Book and Original Artwork, space has been provided for this. In the continuing categories (Dramatic Presentation and after) there is less room, but if your nominee is not well known we would appreciate your writing in a source where his or her 1994 work in that category may be found. Please type or print carefully. We cannot be responsible for what you might inadvertently nominate if your writing is not clear. The five top vote getters in each category (more in the case of ties, fewer if not many nominations are cast in that category) will appear on the final Hugo Award ballot which will be distributed with Intersection Progress Report 6 (scheduled for publication in May 1995). Only members of Intersection (including those who join after January 31st 1995) will be eligible to vote on the final ballot.

• Eligibility Works published in 1994 are eligible for the 1995 Hugo Awards. Books are considered to have been published on the ‘publication date’ which usually appears with the copyright information on the back of the title page. If there is no stated publication date, the copyright date will be used instead. A dated periodical is considered to have been published on the cover date, regardless of when it was placed on sale or copyrighted. Serialised stories or dramatic presentations are eligible in the year in which the last instalment appears. A work originally appearing in a language other than English is eligible in both the year of its original appearance and in the year in which it first appears in English translation. Exclusions: The Intersection Committee has irrevocably delegated all Hugo Administration authority to a subcommittee. Therefore, only Mike Moir, Debby Moir, Jim Young, and Alec Waterhouse are ineligible for the 1995 Hugo Awards. Other rules of eligibility are given with the specific categories.

• Reproduction Reproduction and distribution of this ballot are permitted and encouraged, provided that it is reproduced verbatim (including voting instructions), with no additional material other than the name of the person or publication responsible for the reproduction.

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2 Best Novel (40,000 or more words) A science fiction or fantasy story of 40,000 words or more that appeared for the first time in 1994. (See “Eligibility”.) Author & Title Publisher A.B

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Best Novella (17,500-40,000 words) A science fiction or fantasy story between 17,500 and 40,000 words in length that appeared for the first time in 1994. Author & Title Where Published A. B. C. D. E. _____

Best Novelette (7,500-17,500 words) A science fiction or fantasy story between 7,500 and 17,500 words in length that appeared for the first time in 1994. Author & Title Where Published A.______B. C.______D. E.

Best Short Story (Under 7,500 words) A science fiction or fantasy story of less than 7,500 words that appeared for the first time in 1994. Author & Title Where Published A.______B. C. D.______E.______

Best Non-Fiction Book. A non-fiction work whose subject is the field of science fiction, fantasy, or fandom that appeared in book form for the first time in 1994. Author & Title . Publisher A.______B.______C.______D.______E.______

Best Music. (An additional award created by the Intersection committee) Any original musical composition relating to science, science fiction, fantasy, or fandom, first published during 1994. Composer & Title Source A.______B.______C.______D.______E.______

Best Original Artwork An original piece of science fiction or fantasy artwork first published in 1994. Author & Title Where published A.______B. ______C. ______D.______E.______

3 Best Dramatic Presentation Best Semiprozine A production, in any medium, of dramatised science A generally available non-professional publication fiction or fantasy that was publicly presented in its (average print run of fewer than 10,000 copies per issue) present dramatic form for the first time in 1994. devoted to science fiction or fantasy which has Individual episodes or programmes in a series are published 4 or more issues, at least one of them in 1994, eligible, but the series as a whole is not; however a and met at least two of the following criteria in 1994. sequence of instalments constituting a single dramatic 1) had an average press run of at least 1,000 copies per issue, unit may be considered as a single programme. 2) paid its contributors or staff in other than copies of the publication, 3) provided at least half the income of any one person, A. 4) had at least 15% of its total space occupied by advertising or B. 5) announced itself to be a ‘semiprozine’. C. A. D. B. E.______C. D. Best Professional Editor E.______The editor of a professional publication devoted primarily to science fiction or fantasy during 1994 (A Best Fanzine ‘professional publication’ is one that had an average A generally available non-professional publication press run of at least 10,000 copies per issue.) devoted to science fiction or fantasy, or related subjects A. which has published 4 or more issues, at least one of B. which appeared in 1994, and which does not qualify as a C. semiprozine. D. A. E.______B. C. Best Professional Artist D. An illustrator whose work appeared in a professional E.______publication in the field of science fiction or fantasy during 1994. Best Fan Writer A. A person whose writing has appeared in semiprozines, B. fanzines, or generally available electronic media during C. 1994. D. A.______E.______B.______C.______John W Campbell Award (not a Hugo) D.______(For Best New writer, sponsored by Dell Magazines.) A E. __ writer whose first professionally published work of science fiction or fantasy appeared during 1993 or 1994. Best Fan Artist (See ‘eligibility’.) A work is considered ‘professionally An artist or cartoonist whose work appeared in published’ if it has a press run of at least 10,000 copies. semiprozines or fanzines or was publicly displayed in A. 1994. B. A. ____ C. B. D. C. ____ E.______D. E. N ame: ______Address:

S i gn atu r e:______Please check one: H I am a member of Intersection; my membership number is: ______I am not a member of Intersection but I was a member of Conadian; my Conadian membership number is: ______2U I enclose £80/US$125 for an attending membership for Intersection (If you select this option, your ballot must be postmarked by January 31st 1995.) 3] I enclose £15/US$25 for a supporting membership for Intersection (if you select this option, your ballot must be postmarked by January 31st 1995.)

4 ® 54th World Science ts Fiction Convention ® August 29-September 2, 1996 Anaheim, , U.S.A. Anaheim Convention Center PO Box 8442 Van Nuys, CA 91409 USA Anaheim Hilton Anaheim Marriott James White Writer Guest of Honor Roger Corman Media Guest of Honor Elsie Wollheim Special Guest

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1995 Hugo Awards® Nominating Ballot Enclosed Members of ConAdian may nominate for the 1995 Hugo Award and John W. Cambell Award for Best New Writer. ConAdian, in cooperation with San Francisco Science Fiction Conven­ tions, Inc (ConFrancisco), is providing all members of ConAdian with Hugo/Campbell nominat­ ing ballots. This mailing is noffrom Intersection, the 1995 Worldcon. If you are a member of Intersection, you will receive an additional ballot from Intersection.