Go here for the previous events listing. Abstracts by 15 April 2001. I F Clarke presents readers with selected primary texts in the genre now generally known as future fiction. Decade by decade, mode by mode, the chosen texts will introduce readers to the dominant characteristics of future fiction - a genre that can never stand still. After that date you may not get either a room or the conference rate.
Late spring is a busy time in the area.
In all, cases mention that you are with the SFRA 2001 conference. If you experience any difficulty with booking your room, please contact me. Do include details of the any problems. In order to increase its utility to scholars and students in the field, they have inserted links from a large number of the entries to relevant reviews in our archive and to the Documents in the History of SF series. Rob welcomes reports of any problems and receipt of suggestions.