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I will be at the following British games conventions over the summer holiday:
Recombination, a university games con (also filk con and SF convention) in Cambridge over the weekend of 10th-12th August. New Hall conventions are always fun and the food and accomodation at the site have improved immensely over the last few years. This one looks like it'll be pretty good.
Gencon UK which is now at Reading University 30th August - 2nd September. Unfortunately I can't make the first two days of the con, I'm working, but I'll be there from Friday evening through to Sunday afternoon.
I'll be running Forgotten Futures, Flatland, and Dianaverse games, not sure what at the moment. It doesn't seem likely that I'll be launching anything new at these cons, but I ought to have disks and other material on sale for charity if the organisers don't object.
In other news I got a very nice message a couple of weeks ago, from someone who found the George Griffith books on my site. Comments like the following (quoted with permission, and behind the link because it's long) do a lot to make this project feel worthwhile:
ffutures_newsI will be at the following British games conventions over the summer holiday:
Recombination, a university games con (also filk con and SF convention) in Cambridge over the weekend of 10th-12th August. New Hall conventions are always fun and the food and accomodation at the site have improved immensely over the last few years. This one looks like it'll be pretty good.
Gencon UK which is now at Reading University 30th August - 2nd September. Unfortunately I can't make the first two days of the con, I'm working, but I'll be there from Friday evening through to Sunday afternoon.
I'll be running Forgotten Futures, Flatland, and Dianaverse games, not sure what at the moment. It doesn't seem likely that I'll be launching anything new at these cons, but I ought to have disks and other material on sale for charity if the organisers don't object.
In other news I got a very nice message a couple of weeks ago, from someone who found the George Griffith books on my site. Comments like the following (quoted with permission, and behind the link because it's long) do a lot to make this project feel worthwhile:
( I first read Angel of the Revolution as a 12 year old... )
