Context SF Convention Blog
A friendly gathering of speculative fiction readers and writers
Journal created:
on 9 October 2005 (#8501506)
Updated:
on 14 July 2013
Name:
Context Science Fiction Convention (Columbus, OH)
Location:
Columbus, Ohio, United States
Website:
Membership:
Open
Posting Access:
All Members , Moderated
The primary purpose of this community is to discuss and help plan Context, an annual gathering of people who like to read science fiction, fantasy and horror; the convention takes place in Columbus, Ohio.
A secondary purpose of this community is to provide a place for Central Ohio SF/F/H fans to chat and plan other local gatherings and outings (a year is a very long time on the Web, after all).
Polite discussion is encouraged; discourtesy and spam will be removed.
For more information about the convention, visit http://www.contextsf.org.
The moon rocket icon is courtesy Ed Rowles
A secondary purpose of this community is to provide a place for Central Ohio SF/F/H fans to chat and plan other local gatherings and outings (a year is a very long time on the Web, after all).
Polite discussion is encouraged; discourtesy and spam will be removed.
For more information about the convention, visit http://www.contextsf.org.
The moon rocket icon is courtesy Ed Rowles
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