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A space for us; WorldCon science-fiction conventioneers bristle at the geeky sterotype. They are just folks who want somewhere to belong, a place at the cosmic party.
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The Sun
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Baltimore, Md.
| Author: | KEVIN COWHERD |
| Date: | Aug 7, 1998 |
| Start Page: | 1.E |
| Section: | FEATURES |
| Text Word Count: | 1932 |
True, there was a tall, burly man dressed in a shimmering blue robe, hair swept up in the distinctive, fan-shaped style of a Centauri on the popular "Babylon 5" TV series, with a duck under one arm. But most of the crowd here in the Baltimore Convention Center appears more sober-minded, with the Birkenstock and beard count off the charts.
It features panel discussions on all manner of science fiction topics, autograph sessions with big-name science fiction authors, science fiction art and history exhibits, science fiction folk- singing (called filking), movies and a large dealer room with hundreds of tables filled with science fiction merchandise.
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