Worldcon
Aug. 29 to
Sept. 2, 2002
San José
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World Science Fiction Society

The World Science Fiction Society (WSFS) is the organization that licences Worldcon. WSFS requires that every Worldcon perform the following functions:

Administer the Hugo Awards
Select the site for the Wordcon to be held three years hence
Hold a Business Meeting

The following can now be announced:

2002 Hugo Award Final Ballot results
2002 Hugo Award Final Ballot full breakdown of preferential ballot
2002 Hugo Award Nomination figures
2002 Business Meeting Decisions
2002 Site Selection Vote

ConJosé's 2003 Financial Report *NEW as of August 15, 2003*

For Tad Williams' speech from the Hugo Awards ceremony, click here.

For more details about Worldcon and the World Science Fiction Society click here.

Other selected Worldcons are:

Torcon III (2003 Worldcon - Toronto, Canada)
Noreascon 4 (2004 Worldcon - Boston, Massachusetts)
Interaction (2005 Worldcon - Glasgow, Scotland)

 
 

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