THE AUSTRALIAN SCIENCE FICTION BULLSHEET #85 – October 10 1997
An aporial newszine produced for the Australian National
Science Fiction Association by Marc Ortlieb, P.O. Box 215,
Forest Hill, Vict, 3131, AUSTRALIA
(e-mail: mortlieb@vicnet.net.au).
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THE GEORGE TURNER PRIZE
Transworld Publishers have announced The George Turner Prize of
$10,000 for an unpublished Australian Fantasy or Science Fiction
novel. The work must be by Australian residents over the age of
eighteen. It should be between 60,000 and 150,000 words. There
is a $30 entry fee. the deadline for entries is January 30th
1998. All entries must be accompanied by the official entry form
which can be obtained from Transworld Publishers Ground floor,
40 Yeo St, Neutral Bay, NSW 2089. The winning entry will be
published by Transworld.
BASICON 2
Apart from the accommodation problems caused by half of South
Australia descending on Melbourne for a certain sporting event,
Basicon 2 went well. It garnered 142 attendees from a total
membership of 180 and people enjoyed themselves in a relaxed
manner - so relaxed that the motion to amalgamate the National
Convention and the National media Convention passed with
scarcely a ripple. Despite Ian's illness, he and Karen seemed to
be everywhere and things went smoothly. Seattle DUFF winner
Janice Murray and her partner Alan Rosenthal threw themselves
into the spirit of the event, and interstate visitors Eric
Lindsay, Jean Weber, Marilyn Pride, Lewis Morley and Richard
Faulder from New South Wales, Sue Ann Barber and Trevor Clarke
from Perth, Medge & Bean from Adelaide and Robin Johnson from
Tasmania made it feel a bit more than just another small
Melbourne con.
1997 AUSTRALIAN SCIENCE FICTION ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
AUSTRALIAN SCIENCE FICTION ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS (DITMARS)
Best Long Fiction: The Scarlet Rider Lucy Sussex (Tor/Forge)
Best Short Fiction: "The Sword of God" Russell Blackford
(Dreamweavers Paul Collins (ed) Penguin Books)
Best Fanzine: Thyme Alan Stewart
Best Fan Writer: Bruce Gillespie
Best Fan Artist: Ian Gunn
Best Professional Artist: Elizabeth Kyle Cover of Dreamweavers
(Dreamweavers Paul Collins (ed) Penguin Books)
William Atheling Award: Alan Stewart for reviews in Thyme
AUSTRALIAN SCIENCE FICTION MEDIA ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
Best Australian Fan Fiction Zine: Alliance Cavell Gleeson &
Jeremy Sadler
Best Australian Fan Newsletter: Frontier Katharine Maxwell
Best Australian Media Fan Writer: George Ivanoff
Best Australian Media Fan Artist Kerri Valkova
Best Australian Amateur Audio/Visual Production Star Trek 30th
Anniversary Tribute Video (screened at Multiverse II) _ Danny
Heap
The voting figures for both sets of awards will be published
with the post-con reports. Con books for non-attending members
will be posted out within the next week.
THE CHANDLER AWARD
(Presented by the Australian Science Fiction Foundation)
Susan Smith Clarke
THE TEASPOON AWARDS
(Presented by Ian Gunn)
The Basicon 2 Ditmar Awards sub-committee (in exchange for the
Best Fan Artist Ditmar. Tracey Oliphant for best emergence from
gafiation. Alan Stewart for most boring telephone answering
machine message. Eric Lindsay for most constructive biography
(see Stephen Boucher's biography on the Aussiecon Three Web
Site.)
IN PRINT
Damien Broderick's 'The White Abacus' was sold to US SF Book
Club. Offered in their September and October 1997 lists. Allan
Kaster reports "Greg Egan's "Blood Sisters" has been published
on audio cassette. For more information check out the
publisher's web site at www.flash.net/~atx"
BULLSHEET MEDIA WATCH
Katharine Maxwell notes "Star Walking Inc. had a front page
picture and story (titled "Take me to your fan club leader"), in
The Northcote Leader, September 3, and shared an inside spread
with Austrek." Katharine also scored a letter in The Age's Green
Guide 25/9/97
My minute of fame came and went on September 19 when I got to
read my winning Anti-football limerick at 6.20am on 3LO's
Breakfast show. (I note this because I know how few fans are up
at 6.20am)
Channel 9's morning show had its weather presenter doing the
tired old "Beam me up Scotty" jokes at the Powerhouse Museum's
Star Trek exhibit on September 25th. The Channel 10 news also
covered the opening of the exhibition and I gather it attracted
assorted television coverage elsewhere as well. 3LO had a
talkback, featuring Kerrie Dougherty from the exhibition on
3/10/97 and The Australian Magazine 27-28/9/97 had a large
feature.
Damien Broderick reviews the second volume of Adrian Desmond's
biography of T.H. Huxley in the Australian Review 27-28/9/97.
Damien also had a letter in the Weekend Australian 13-14/9/97,
debunking claims that science proves astrology is right.
Danny Heap got an indirect mention in The Age 1/10/97. A
gentleman who has changed his surname to Abolish Child Support
and the Family Court was refused an entry in the phone book and
he pointed out that there was a Mr T.H.E. Bastard in the phone
book. Take a bow Danny.
Michael O'Brien got his letter in The Herald-Sun Entertainment
Guide 1/10/97 regarding the show Spellbinder 2.
Lucy Sussex reviews Isobelle Carmody's Darkfall in The Age
4/10/97.
(Lucy adds: Some of you who attended the October Nova
Mob, at which Isobelle Carmody spoke, might have been a little
surprised at my review of her new novel, which appeared in
today's AGE.
So was I.
The Age told me they had lost the original email version of the
review, and would I please fax it to them. I dug it out, looked
at it, and decided I'd been a bit harsh, so revised the review.
It now read as much more positive.
In the meantime The Age found the original email review and
published it, without the 2nd (positive) paragraph and with a
negative caption.
You understand I am not in the habit of asking people tospeak at
my house and then canning their work. The only thing I can do is
send author and publisher a copy of the review that should have
been published and explain the mix-up. If anybody wants to
publish this review, it's theirs.)
Isobelle's talk at the Nova Mob (1/10/97) was one of the best
discussion raisers recently and was attended by our visiting
Seattleites.
WRITING COURSE
Dirk Strasser and Stephen Higgins are conducting another of
their SF, Fantasy & Horror writing courses at Holmesglen TAFE.
It started on October 6 and runs for 8 weeks.
AUSSIECON THREE
Copies of Progress Report One have finally been shipped to
Australia - the cartons were sighted in Slow Glass Books on
October 3. Australian members may see them soon.
CONVENTION NEWS
Highlander DownUnder II will take place: Mercure Hotel, Brisbane
28-29 March 1998. Peter Wingfield, who plays the immensely
popular Methos, has agreed to give it another go and has
confirmed his attendance. (subject, of course, to professional
commitments).
The 1998 Australian National Science Fiction Convention,
Thylacon 2, will be held in Hobart in June 1998. GoH is
Queensland author Leanne Frahm.
FAN FUNDS
DUFF winner Janice Murray has been travelling through the
eastern states and impressed all at Basicon Two. She and Alan
Rosenthal got to Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Adelaide.
FAN TRAVELS
Eric Lindsay notes that he and Jean Weber are off travelling
again. "I'll be visiting the USA in October and November,
attending Ditto in Cincinnati, visiting with fans around
Cincinnati for a week, then spending about five days in
Minneapolis. I have to fly to San Francisco on Friday 7 November
to meet Jean Weber. We both fly to Las Vegas on Thursday 13
November to see fans and attend Comdex. We fly to Seattle on
Tuesday 25 November to see Jean's parents in Lacey for
Thanksgiving. We leave for Australia on Monday 1 December."
Strange to note that Cheryl Morgan will be spending roughly the
same three months doing temporary work here in Australia. Is
this mere coincidence?
Roman Orszanski was in Melbourne recently for an environmental
conference.
UPCOMING CONVENTIONS
CONQUEST 97 The Tonight Show October 10 - 12 1997 Mecure Hotel,
North Quay, Qld GoH Richard Arnold GPO Box 1376 Brisbane Qld
4001 (07) 3266-3103
TIMESTORM November 21-23 1997 Australia's 14th National Doctor
Who Convention Guest of Honor (subject to work commitments):
Sophie Aldred (Ace) Edmund Barton Convention Centre, South Road,
Moorabbin $95 until 19 September, $110 until 18 November, $130
at door GPO Box 4782UU Melbourne Vic 3001
http:\\www.ipax.com.au\~dave\timestorm.html dave@ipax.com.au
kergulen@onaustralia.com.au
MULTIVERSE 3 February 13-15 1998 Edmund Barton Centre 488 South
Road Moorabbin Victoria GoH Rob Grant P.O. Box 355 World Trade
Centre Melbourne, Victoria 3005 Australia
http://www.vicnet.net.au/~multiver
HIGHLANDER DOWNUNDER II March 28-29 1998 Mercure Hotel,
Brisbane GoH Peter Wingfield (O.C.P.) $85 full, $75 concession.
Day reg is $50 & $40 concession. 11 Perrett St Bundamba Qld 4304
sonjav@powerup.com.au
CSO (Dr Who NatCon) April 17-19 1998 Brisbane Travelodge Roma
Street Station GsoH Caroline John & Geoffrey Beevers ph Trevor
Gensch (07) 5499 0265
SWANCON TWENTY THREE 24th-27th April, 1998 (Anzac Day long
weekend ) Orchard Hotel, 707 Wellington St, Perth. GoH: Lois
McMaster Bujold Guests: Tess Williams, Grant Stone, Dave
Luckett. Dead GoH: Jules Verne Fan Guest: Gina Goddard.
Membership $60.00 until 31st August GPO Box 429 Perth WA 6841
http://www.gu.uwa.edu.au/swancon E-mail:
swancon23@ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au
CONSTRUCTION (New Zealand NatCon) Queen's Birthday Long Weekend
1998 West Plaza Hotel Wellington GoH Neil Gaiman P.O. Box 11559
Manners St Wellington New Zealand
THYLACON 2 (1998 Australian National Science Fiction
Convention) June 5-8 1998 Hadley's Hotel, Hobart GoH Leanne
Frahm Attending $65 until the end of 1997 Supporting or
child-in-tow $20 Thylacon 2, POBox 55, Battery Point, TAS
7004.
BUCCONEER 56-th World Science Fiction Convention. August 5 - 9
1998, Baltimore Convention Center and Inner Harbor hotels,
Baltimore, Maryland, USA. GOHs: C.J. Cherryh, Milt Rothman,
Stanley Schmidt, and Michael Whelan, Special Guest: J. Michael
Straczynski, Toastmaster: Charles Sheffield. Attending $130
Supporting $30 Children 4-12 $65 (Rates apply until 15 June,
1998). BucCONeer, P.O. Box 314, Annapolis Junction, Maryland
20701 USA. E-mail: bucconeer@bucconeer.worldcon.org URL:
http://www.bucconeer.worldcon.org.
AUSSIECON THREE 1999 World Science Fiction Convention. September
2-6 1999 World Congress Centre, Melbourne GsoH George Turner,
Greg Benford and Bruce Gillespie. Aussiecon Three, GPO Box
1212K, Melbourne, 3001, Australia
http://www.maths.uts.edu.au/staff/eric/ain99 email
julian@aussiecon3.worldcon.org GoH = Guest of Honour O.C.P. =
Other Commitments Permitting tba= to be announced.
CLUB NEWS
The Melbourne Anime Society would like people to note its
regular meetings. (See Other Events, Victoria).
OTHER EVENTS
A.C.T.
Canberra S FS ph (06) 288 6391 (ah) PO Box 47, Civic Square
ACT 2608
NEXT GEN http://bohm.anu.edu.au/Clubs/Next_Gen/
N.S.W.
STAR TREK: THE EXHIBIT September 26 1997 to February 3 1998
The Powerhouse Museum Southern Science Fiction Group October 18
12.30 Mortdale Hotel Bistro Contact 15 Shade Place Lugarno (02)
534-3595.
SYDNEY DW SF FAN CLUB October 25 Anglican Church Hall 2
Rochford St Erskineville GPO Box 2870 Sydney 2001
neelix@eagle.asstdc.com.au
SYDNEY SKYFORCE December 6 1-5pm Sydney University Contact
Hector - 0411 363 5021 PO Box 804 Kensington NSW 2033 Email
hbocaz@mail.usyd.edu.au
AUSTRALIAN SF ASSOCIATION GPO Box 4440 Sydney 2000
BABYLON 5 OZ FAN CLUB PO Box 161 Adamstown NSW 2289. Fanzines
The Babble-on Babylon 5 and Gold Channel e-mail
shadow@scorch.hna.com.au
DR WHO FAN CLUB OF AUSTRALIA PO Box 4 Epping NSW 2121 email:
neelix@eagle.asstdc.com.au $9 per year
FUTURIAN SOCIETY OF SYDNEY Room 1615 University of Technology
Broadway http://tanelorn.socs.uts.edu.au/~iwoolf/writings.html
FRIENDS OF SCIENCE FICTION Star Trek, The X-Files, Babylon 5,
Doctor Who P O Box 797 Fairfield NSW 2165 Email
fsf@nlc.net.au http://www.nlc.net.au/~fsf/Fanzine Friends of
Science Fiction Newsletter
LOST IN SPACE AUSTRALIA P.O. Box N9 Petersham North NSW 2049
NSW UNI SF CLUB zine Sub Space Relay (02) 481-9419
NEWCASTLE SCIENCE-FICTION CLUB First Sunday of every month,
Alice Ferguson Community Hall 30 Caldwell St, Merewether. Call
Craig 049 871413 for more details.
NEWCASTLE DOCTOR WHO SCIENCE FICTION CLUB 3rd Sunday of the
month, Alice Ferguson Community Centre, 30 Caldwell St
Merewether P.O. Box 140, Kotara Fair 2289, ph (049) 543 603
(049) 43 2666 e-mail shadow@scorch.hna.com.au
PARRAMATTA SF DISCUSSION GROUP 1st Thursday of the month 7pm
Infinitas Bookshop, 5/1 Horwood Place, Parramatta. (02 633 5682)
ianm@mpx.com.au
PENRITH SF GROUP (047) 322-179 or (047) 301-073
SKYFORCE SYDNEY The Faculty of Nursing, 88 Mallet Street
Camperdown
TAVERN Monthly booze-up for Doctor Who fans in Sydney. First
Friday of month, 6 pm. Museum Hotel.
THE THURSDAY NIGHT GROUP Informal eating and nattering. 5-7pm
Thursday Nights. Murphy's Bar.
THE OTHER THURSDAY NIGHT GROUP The Elysee Coffee Lounge (corner
Pitt and Bathurst Streets) followed by dinner.
QUEENSLAND
HYPERION October 11 5.30 pm - 10 pm Metro Arts 109 Edward St
Brisbane (07) 3341 0307
QUEENSLAND STAR TREKKERS (Quest) October 12 12.00 to 4.00 pm
Metro Arts 109 Edward St Brisbane GPO Box 2084 Brisbane 4001West
Hill QLD 4101 Email water@thehub.com.au
NEW ALLIANCE October 19 P.O. Box 7446 East Brisbane Qld 4169
BRISBANE DR WHO FAN CLUB October 19 Queensland Rail Institute
Center, Brisbane Central Station PO Box 10308, Adelaide Street,
Brisbane QLD 4000. email timelord@closer.brisnet.org.au
http://www.cth.com.au/usr/timelord/bdwfc.htm
CONQUEST November 2 Metro Arts 109 Edward St Brisbane GPO Box
13676 Brisbane Qld 4001
HIGHLANDER November 16 10 am to 4.00 pm Metro Arts 109 Edward St
Brisbane Newsletter The Buzz
VORTEX November 23 QUT (ITE Building Room 303)G.P.O. Box 2084
Brisbane 4001
BRISBANE SKYFORCE Contact Nick - (07) 3369 9744, PO Box 5732
West Hill QLD 4101
FSFSA C/O Leela Cosgrove 3 Sollis St. Geebung Brisbane Q 4034
THE SPACE RANGER FAN CLUB Dinners at least once a month 104 Muir
Street, Labrador 4215 (07)55322812
TERMINAL PYRAMIDS The Wide Bay DW and B7 Fan Club 51 Rocky St
Maryborough QLD 4650 (071) 215 180 (Daniel Pattell)
UQTREK The University of Queensland's first and only club for
the Appreciation of Star Trek contact Perryn Fowler
cs324423@student.uq.edu.au
S.A.
AUSFA, c/- Clubs Association, University of Adelaide, North
Terrace, Adelaide SA 5001.
CRITICAL MASS Contact Damien WarmanPO Box 3355, Rundle
MallAdelaide SA 5000 dmw@pobox.com (note change of email
address)
CRITICAL MASS XMAS PARTY contact Allan or Leslie Bray on (08)
8445 2772
SASTREK P.O. Box 369 North Adelaide S.A. 5006 (08 337 8759).
Sastrek@bigfoot.com South Australian Doctor Who Fan Club PO Box
3227, Adelaide, SA, 5000 (08) 294 8337 (Jeremia Boddey,
president) Monthly meetings. Fanzine Chameleon Factor ;
newsletter Wall of Lies, annual fanzine Jethryk
VICTORIA
MSFC October 10 AGM. October 17 & October 24 Coffee &
Conversation 8.00pm St David's Church Hall 74 Melville Rd West
Brunswick P.O. Box 212 World Trade Centre Melbourne 3005
SKYFORCE (Star Wars) October 11 Copeland Theatre Economics &
Commerce Building Uni of Melbourne 1.00 to 5.00 pm P.O. Box 427
Northcote 3070 Email Address: darren.maxwell@tmca.com.au
www.xavier.vic.edu.au/starwalking
JACK DANN October 14 2.30pm Malvern Library (part of the
Melbourne Writers' festival in Stonningham) $3.00 phone 9822
7628
DANDENONG SCIENCE FICTION SOCIETY November 12 The World of the
Supernatural Ann McGann P.O. Box 706 Frankston Vic 3199 015 510
159 luddite@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au
AUSTREK November 4 Maquis Incursion to the Melbourne Cup 12
noon onwards Further information: Mark Grech (03) 9401 1717 or
Steve Hartshorne 9749 1851 (AH) GPO Box 5206AA Melbourne 3001
austrek@dc.com.au http://www.dc.com.au/austrek
NOVA MOB November 5 13 Frederick St Brunswick.
ENTERPRISE November 22 Car Rally P.O. Box 466 World Trade
Centre Melbourne 3005 (03) 9583 7404
enterprise@minerals.csiro.au
AUSTRALIAN BABYLON 5 FAN CLUB P.O. Box 41 West Brunswick 3055
Fanzine Babbling On Email James Allen@vut.edu.au or
bfive@VNET.ibm.com
AUSTRALIAN COSTUMERS GUILD Telephone (03)9557 7088 P.O. Box 322
Bentleigh Vic 3204 email stilskin@netspace.net.au
http://www.vicnet.net.au/~costume/
AUSTRALIAN HORROR WRITERS P.O. Box 7545 St Kilda Rd Melb. 3004.
BIG SF (Star Trek/ general SF) Ballarat P.O. Box 178 Wendouree
3355
THE DAEMONIACS CLUB P.O. Box 1528 Collingwood Vic 3066
DOCTOR WHO CLUB OF VICTORIA GPO Box 4782UU Melbourne 3001
email: borad@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au
FELLOWSHIP OF MIDDLE EARTH Monash University FOME c/o The Union,
Monash University, Clayton Victoria 3168
fome@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au or eleni@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au
http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~fome/
FRIDAY NIGHT MOB Friday Nights 6-7.30pm. Informal eating and
nattering. Myers Cafeteria Melbourne (note Change of Venue.)
GALLIFREY GPO Box 910G Melbourne 3001 Daniel Klein 0419 379 842,
AH:(03) 9850 7275
GOULBURN VALLEY SCI-FI CLUB bi monthly 4th Sunday of the month.
Willowmere Receptions Kyabram. P.O. Box 186 Kyabram 3620
MELBOURNE ANIME SOCIETY every 2nd & 4th Saturday, 1-4pm at
Oakleigh Mechanics Institute Hall, Lvl 1, 142 Drummond St,
Oakleigh. Stephen Porritt (sec) 2/20 Florence Road, Surrey
Hills, 3127 Ph 9889 3829 email porritt@minyos.its.rmit.edu.au.
http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Flats/1129/
PHRYNE FISHER Club P.O. Box 41 West Brunswick 3055
RED DWARF FAN CLUB P.O. Box 1044 Bundoora 3083
TIME TREKKERS P.O. Box 334 Bendigo 3550.
THE X-FILES FAN CLUB OF AUSTRALIA Locked Bag 1013, Flemington,
3031. Fanzine The Field Journal.
W.A.
JUMP POINT October 11 1st Birthday Meeting. UWA The Babylon
5 club of W.A. Email info@jumppoint.net.au
http://www.jumppoint.net.au/
HALLOWE'EN PARTY October 31 8pm SWY Theatre 65 Murray Street
$8-00
THE NEUTRAL ZONE PO Box 1169, Bibra Lake, WA, 6965.. Phone
(09) 434 4167, email: nzone@iinet.net.au Fanzine The Final
Frontier
UNISFA - University of W. A. Science Fiction Association.
Rebecca Kirkman gidget@tartarus.uwa.edu.au. Box 59 c/o Guild of
Undergraduates, University of Western Australia Nedlands 6907.
THE WEST LODGE Doctor Who Fan Club. P.O. Box 190 Mt Lawley
6050 E-Mail : null@ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au
http://www.ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au/~null/WestLodge/WestLodge.html
WESTREK Star Trek Club of Western Australia Inc. Last Friday of
month 6:45pm. (except December second Friday) Labour Centre
Building, 82 Beaufort Street Perth. Hall . P.O. Box 307 Bentley
WA 6102 Phone: (09) 356 1757 nexus1@iinet.com.au
FANZINES RECEIVED
OSCILLATION OVERTHRUSTER 10 Sue Ann Barber P.O. Box 1169 Bibra
Lake W.A. 6965.
THYME #117 Alan Stewart P.O. Box 222 World Trade Centre
Melbourne Vic 3005. Includes Australian SF News 77 Alan Stewart
and Merv Binns P.O. Box 315 Carnegie Vict 3163
WEB PAGES
For a full listing,
http://www.vicnet.net.au/~sfoz/zines.htm
NEW LISTINGS
Gegenschein (Eric Lindsay)
http://www.maths.uts.edu.au/staff/eric/sf/geg.htm
Ranger One(Babylon 5)
http://www.uq.edu.au/~zzsmorri/b5/index.html
Craig Dickson(Babylon 5)
http://www.fl.net.au/~commador
David Allen (Star Trek)
http://www.geocities.com/televisioncity/2184/
MOVED
Desdichado Publishing
http://www.trump.net.au/~s_newman/deshome.htm
COA
Damien Warman has changed his e-mail address to dmw@pobox.com
DEADLINES
SFWoE SF/F Story Contest October 30 1997
Altair Competition November 1 1997
DUFF Nominations November 30
GUFF Nominations November 30
ANZAPA 180 December 8 1997
George Turner Award January 30 1998
SOURCES
Alan Stewart, Vortex, Sonje van den Ende, Katharine Maxwell,
Eric Lindsay. Lucy Sussex, Cheryl Morgan, Irwin Hirsh, David L.
Russell, Damien Warman, Cath Ortlieb, Allan Kaster, Robin
Johnson
DEADLINE FOR #86
Tuesday October 21st.
Distribution Friday October 25th.
Lucy Sussex tells me "An ort is a scrap left from a meal, it's a
lovely Middle English word, and one which should be revived as
being somehow more descriptive than "leftovers" for the wreckage
which is left on the platters after a holiday feast."
ART COMPETITION
Harry A Hopkins notes
"We are now accepting artwork submissions for the contest in
Fandom Directory #18. Cash prizes of $300 for Grand Prize and
$150 for First Prize/Best of Theme will be awarded along with 20
other prizes.
You can find complete contest rules and instructions at
http://www.fandata.com by clicking on "Art Contest Rules,".
We have also posted on the web site this year, a dozen samples
of past winners to give you a better idea of the type of
material that wins.
Harry A Hopkins, Publisher, FANDATA Publications, 7761 Asterella
Ct, Springfield, VA 22152-3133, (703) 913-5575, fandata@aol.com