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MonSFFA’ s Executive: MonSFFA CALENDAR OF EVENTS Bernard Reischl President Except where noted, all MonSFFA meetings are held Sundays at 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM Sébastien Mineau at the Days Inn, St-François Room, Vice-President 1005 Guy Street, corner René Lévesque. Sylvain St-Pierre Treasurer Programming is subject to change. Appointed Positions: December 3, 2005 PR, Membership, editor of Impulse Keith Braithwaite MonSFFA Xmas Dinner and Party See page 12 for details Web Master Bernard Reischl January 22, 2006 Audio/Video Wayne Glover Dave Shuman & Paul Simard of the RASC: Montreal Centre Present: A Journey to Mars, a 3-D multi-media presentation Editor of WARP Cathy Palmer-Lister MonSFFA Election of Executive BOA: Planning for 2006. Board of Advisors (BoA) All members in good standing! Please help February 19, 2006 us plan our activities! Hit or Miss: The State of SF Television Urban Legends: True or False Game On the Cover March 26, 2006 Scene illustrating events from When Worlds Collide, by Keith Braithwaite 1994. Ray Harryhausen & Stop Motion Retrospective April 23, 2006 Write to us: MonSFFA Superman Returns: A look into the entire mythos PO Box 1186 of the Man of Steel Place du Parc from the comics origin to television and the movies. Montreal, QC, H2X 4A7 May 28, 2006 www.monsffa.com Hot Rods in Science Fiction President: You are Not Alone! A Primer to Fandom [email protected] editor: [email protected] The Real Fine Print: WARP is published quarterly by the Montreal Science Fiction and Fantasy Association (MonSFFA), a non-profit organization of fans interested in sharing their love of science fiction and fantasy. The opinions expressed in WARP are those of the individual writers and do not necessarily reflect those of MonSFFA or the editor. To reprint any article, please contact the writer, or ask the editor to pass on your request. The use of copyrighted material is generally discouraged, but it’s hard to talk about Star Wars without stepping on toes; our apologies to the copyright holders, no serious infringement is intended. This is an amateur production, your tolerance is appreciated by your fans. WARP 62 / AUTUMN 2005 / 2 T A B L E of C O N T E N T S Autumn 2005 • Vol. 19 • 04 FEATURE ARTICLES Part 5 of Tracking the Human Ape / 7 Things that Go Bang in the Night / 9 The Cloud / 13 Things that Go Bang in the Doctor Who: New York Vacation / 14 Tracking the Human Free Will (PG) / 18 Night! Part One of a series on Weapons of the Future Ape: The Missing Link REVIEWS Page 9 Page 7 Movies: Chicken Little / 23 Serenity / 23 The Doctor goes shopping, Events Boréal 2005 / 24 Mike Johnson at Concordia / 25 and calls in a debt Montreal Browncoats Shindig / 25 Page 14 DEPARTMENTS You’ve Got Mail / 4 MonSFFA Bulletin Board / 12 & 31 SFF Sightings! / 13 Conventions & Events / 23 Free Will: New Fiction MonSFFA Discount Programme / 31 from Les Lupien, PG, Living in the Shadow of MONSFANDOM Page 18 The Cloud, Page 13 MonSFFandom September to October / 26 Michael Sheard 1940 – 2005 Michael Sheard, a GoH at Con*Cept 2003, passed away August 31st at his home on the Isle of Wight. He was 65. His most famous role was that of Bronson in the TV drama Grange Hill, but we fans remember him best as Admiral Ozzel in The Empire Strikes Back. He also appeared in episodes of Doctor Who and Blake’s 7. His other films included Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade, one of several appearances as Hitler. He wrote three memoirs of his life on stage and screen. At Con*Cept, he was a warm and friendly guest. Always cheerful, he lit up any room he entered, and left his fans with a lot of happy memories. We will miss him! Cathy Palmer-Lister Michael Sheard at Con*Cept 2003. Photo by Charles Mohapel WARP 62 / AUTUMN 2005 / 3 well-attended, and a lot of fun. It Montreal fandom as a whole. I sure was at that event that it was hope you’ll all come to Ad Astra to announced that a new regular see him again. renaissance faire would be held, at Great pictures of summer the Royal Botanical Gardens in the events, and it would have been Hamilton area. In fact, the first great to have captions with a little Royal Abingdon Faire just finished smartass content as only Berny up for the season, and it seemed to Reischl can do. (Memories of your be a popular success, with the usual Klingon fanzine, Berny…) first-try bugs to iron out. Yvonne Greetings to Alice Nova, who went for a visit (I was ill that is learning the joys and heartbreaks weekend), and seemed to enjoy it, of conventions. There is never but made some observations to the enough time and money to do and faire management on their website, buy all the nifty things you want, and I look forward to going next but as you go to more and more year, and seeing how they do. cons, there’ll be less you want to You’ve Got Mail! The translation of part of buy, and perhaps more time to Hemo is quite interesting. I think simply socialize and enjoy the Dear MonSFFen: most of us haven’t read jungle company of friends. I think we all fiction since any attempt at ERB’s learn that eventually. Issue 61 of Warp is here, and Tarzan novels, but I also think that It does no good to set the it’s good to hear from you all. Wish most of us might be a little blame for the cancelled we’d been able to come up to squeamish at the suggestion of a (Con*Celled?) Con*Cept, but I Montréal to visit with you; perhaps bestial relationship here. Georges, hope there will be a meeting soon next year will do it. Some do you do translations to get that 2006 edition on the go. comments on the issue at hand… professionally? Montreal fandom has always been Missed a lot of you folks at I have heard word of a Doctor wise when it comes to getting a con Toronto Trek. (I was looking for Who convention coming up next going, starting with a one-day Tamu…hugs!) It wasn’t a very month called Bad Wolf. Probably event, and slowing growing up to a good con for me personally, since something to do with the new 2- or 3-day con. I hope you will do once again, we worked a lot more series, which I still have not seen. the same here, and do as much than we agreed to because of others It is connected with the Doctor advertising as possible for it. failing to do as they promised in Who Information Network, but Time to go and fire it off. Take staging parties. We left early there is still nothing on their care, all, and see you sometime, Sunday morning, and didn’t go website about it. I’ll keep looking. probably next issue. back. We have relayed our (By the way, speaking of websites, concerns and problems to the I tried to access the Anticipation Yours, convention, and while we have no website, and it is not available. Lloyd Penney doubts they will try to solve those Hope there’s no problems there, problems, we have doubts that but that website has to be up and Hi, Lloyd! we’ll be coming back next year. If running to keep people interested, we do, it’ll be a Saturday only and to keep the bid competitive.) Glad to hear from you! And membership. Our next convention will be thanks again for sending me the My letter re a medieval Astronomicon in Rochester, where convention listings. fair…such an event, to our relief, Yvonne and I will be running their The Anticipation site was seems to have restarted here. Not con suite. down for quite a while, but is up long after my previous letter, a Ray Harryhausen made quite and running as I write. It’s at one-day renaissance faire was held an impact on Montreal animators, <http://www.anticipationsf.ca> at Casa Loma, and it was by the looks of it, and upon Con*Cept had a BarCon WARP 62 / AUTUMN 2005 / 4 consolation party on the 4th at the terms except something to take an president of an astronomy group I Days Inn which was quite active part in. Lloyd and Cathy and belong to, and he is worried about successful. Con*Cept 2006 will be I are among the several fans across falling attendance even though the October 13-15 next year, but the Canada who try to support the club has made very interesting board has not yet appointed a chair. Aurora Awards, which are hosted investments in equipment and has Your letter to certain fans by a different Canadian convention moved to a campus in a part of about starting a national newsletter each year (hence titled Montreal that is heavily sparked off a round of very “Canvention”). Since the Auroras, Anglophone. We know interest in interesting conversations. Garth other awards have been established, astronomy is very high, so where is Spencer’s comments appear below. notably the Sunburst Awards. everyone? Long-time members are I do hope you and Yvonne are Many of us have also supported the saying they don't have time at Toronto Trek next year. It Canadian Unity Fan Fund by anymore, they work so much would be very strange not to see raising funds and standing for the overtime, they're too tired...Have you there.
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