Koon-ut-Cali-Con

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Koon-ut-Cali-Con or CaliCon, was a Southern California K/S con in June of 1989 and 1990.
The concom was Alexis Fegan Black, Natasha Solten, and Dovya Blacque; hugely important writers, editors and publishers in K/S fandom at the time.
==The Con's Origins==
From Alexis Fegan Black, a member of the concom:
From Alayne Gelfand, a member of the concom:
==Surak Awards == 
The convention also sponsored the Surak Awards, and included a nomination form in the convention booklet. Categories were divided between "General" and "Age Statement Required" and all of the zines, artists, editors, writers, humorists and poets were nominated for Star Trek and K/S activities only. To vote, you had to hand in a dollar with your filled out ballot. The list of nominees is a Who's Who of K/S fandom of the time.
==1989==
It was held June 16-18, 1989.
There were about 190 attendee names in the program book. 
===1989: The Program Book===
The 25-page program book has a front cover by Marilyn Cole. The back cover is not credited.
The contents: greetings from the con com, description of activities and panels, rules, menus from local restaurants, two pages of instructions of what do do during and after an earthquake, a list of attendees, ads for photos and other items for sale, and a memorial write-up for Pat Friedman who'd passed away a week previously.
 
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===1989: Panels===
The descriptions of the panels below are from the program book. 
* Those Controversial Menage Stories: "Okay, you know you have an opinion on this. Everybody does, whether they want to or not! Here's your chance to make your voice heard. Do you like menage stories? Do your hate them? Is it possible that our social values will change sufficiently by the 23rd century that menages will be the norm instead of the exception? Would Kirk and Spock really do that with someone else?" Panelists: Alayne Gelfand, Patricia Pavey-Tracey, Ande Hughes.
 
* Classic TREK vs. New Trek": "A discussion which basically translates to: Thrash it out! Who's best, Kirk & Spock or Picard & Riker? (You'll notice who's on the cover of this [program] book you're holding, you're holding, so it's fairly easy to see the opinion of your convention committee!) Now's your chance to make your viewpoints heard in fandom. Bring your boxing gloves & your best (tastefully done, of course) insults, and slug it out (verbally only, please!) once and for all." Panelists: Robyn Jones, Tere Ann Roderick.
* Newsletters: "Come meet KathE Walker of DATAZINE and Regina Moore of THE LOC CONNECTION. Let them know what you like, what you don't like, and give them new ideas for improvements. Newsletters are the primary communication link in fandom, so your voice is important here!" Panelists: Regina Moore, KathE Walker, Joyce Thompson.
* Bodie & Doyle -- The Professionals: "What's all the fuss about? Who are these two British men that have captured the hearts of so many fans? Here's your opportunity to ask the experts." Panelists: Noel Silva, Pat Diggs.
* The Totally Psychic/Mystic Workshop: "Ever wondered about the table tipping or how to use a Ouija Board. Ever had your palm read with such amazing accuracy that it gave you chills clean through to the bone? Ever wondered why astrology can be so eerily precise? Ever seen a UFO? Ever been said to yourself, I want to go home'... and you are home? Here's your chance to meet other fans who share your interests, and to have "hands on" experience with the mystic realm. We will have people there to help you experience these things for yourself, inclu;r: tarot reading, candle burning ('white' magic only!) reading (the ancient art of 'throwing the stones") Ouija Boards, table tipping & more. We ask only that you attend this session with an open mind and a serious attitude. Since the psychic/mystic vibration is a beautiful one, please respect it. In other words, hecklers will be asked to leave." Instructors: Cathy Griggs (table tipping), Ann Crouch (runes), Della Van Hise (tarot/palmistry), Alayne Gelfand (candle burning), & more. 
* Other Slash ("?") & 'Adult' Fandoms: "Meet other fans who share your interest in such other "/" & "adult" fandoms as Beauty & The Beast, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., Miami Vice, The Equalizer, Simon & Simon & others. Blake's 7 and The Professionals will be discussed briefly, we're sure, though there are specific panels arranged for those two fandoms. Also, if you're interested in a fandom no one else seems to share, here's your chance to bring news of it to all of us!"
* Blake's 7: "If you love it, come & share your opinions with the panelists. If you hate it, let us know why. Compare it to other fandoms such as STAR TREK & KS. Learn about new zines in this genre, and meet some interesting new people." Panelists: Adrian Morgan, Brendan O'Cullane, Kathy Resch, Gayle F, Melody C, Marion Graham, Nancy Bannister.
* Writer's Panel: "So you're working on your first fan story and you're scared shitless to let an editor actually see it. The mere thought of someone else reading it gives you hives and a bad case of the stomach But you will survive. Other writers have, including our panelists. Here's your chance to find out what makes a fan story work, what's a sure-fire way to ruin your fan story, and what to do when (not if, but when) you're ready to submit your new child to an editor who eats small children for breakfast! Don't be shy. Come and talk to our panelists about all aspects of fan writing." Panelists: Susan Kandt, Sharon Pillsbury, Kathy Resch, Della Van Hise, Robin Hood.
* Awards -- Should They Or Shouldn't They?: "Are awards a way of honoring deserving writers/artists/poets/editors? Or do they possibly breed a sense of competition in fandom that is actually destructive? You answer that question with your opinions and experiences." Do certain fans/editors/writers or friends of the same deliberately "stuff the ballot box," thereby overlooking someone who was perhaps more deserving of the award, but who had less friends? Do awards provide incentive to editors, et al, to do better work? Kelly Tower, co-chairman of The Surak Award Committee, will be there to answer your questions about the ballots and voting procedure, and can give excellent background on how the awards are run." Panelists: Kelly Tower, Susan Kandt, Wendy Rathbone, KathE Walker, Della Van Hise.
* What Did You Think of STAR TREK V?: "It's been out for a week, and you've seen it at least two dozen times by now! What did you think? How was the marshmallow scene? Can you actually believe that Kirk and Spock went (you guessed it!) camping?! What'd you think of God? What'd you think of Kirk? What'd you think of Spock? Did it work? How about the new director? Come on down to this one for what's sure to be a wonderful discussion and exchange of ideas -- ideas which are sure to turn up in those K/S stories over the next few months/years!" Panelists: Mark Overby, Chris Flicker, Alayne Gelfand, Robin Hood, Della Van Hise.
* New Editor's Panel: "So, you're thinking of doing your own zine, eh? Find out from these new editors what to expect in the way of rewards and retributions! Is it as easy as it looks, or should you purchase one of those jackets that tie in the back before even considering doing your own zine? How do you deal with writers and artists? How do you tell someone that you can't use their story and have them not form a lynch party on your front lawn? How do you find artists and writers and poets? Do they grow on trees, or is there a farm where they are bred? And, of course, how to get your K/S or other "/" zine to the printer without having to tie it to a brick and throw it through the window in embarrassment!" Panelists: Nancy Bannister, Irene Dicke, Kari Masoner.
* Rape/Violence vs. Soft/Romantic Stories: "A panel helpful to all editors and writers from all fandoms! Which do the readers actually prefer? We know what they say, but it's been noted by several prominent editors that the so-called "gotcha" zines and stories that are sometimes the most popular. Which is better? How far should we go? How should editors and writers 'police themselves" against the distasteful?" Panelists: Regina Moore, Sharon Pearson, Roberta Haga, Chris Kemmerling.
* Zine Production Values: "Are you more impressed with a zine that has beautiful borders, loads of artwork, and covers printed on 14kt gold-plated covers but with few if any really good stories inside; or would you ranter read on of the those poorly-mimeographed, 16-lb. bond-printed, with no covers and art, if the story is good? Should editors "go the distance" with graphics and art, or is it done many times to "cover up" the fact that the stories are less than they could have been with additional editing? Does it make any difference, or is a zine just a zine no matter how it looks?" Panelists: Marilyn Cole, Kathryn Dewell, Gayle F, Della Van Hise.
* How Did You First Get Into Fandom? "Come and talk about your fannish activities with our panelists. A discussion group that's sure to be fun and exciting. This is the place where you can talk about how you mugged that little old lady on the bus because she had this strange magazine in her lap with a full-page fold-out Pat Stall illo of Kirk and Spock "doing it" That would have to be a very brave little old lady, as Pat Stall's fold-outs were massive; some were quadruple the size of the zine! -- and you just had to have it. Then you found out about zines... and the rest is history." Panelists: Kathy Resch, Main Weasel, Chris McKinney.
* Filking: "Bring your guitar, harmonica, grand piano, Vulcan lyre, or other musical instrument_ and join with other voices for some of the best filking this side of Orion! ALL filkers welcome, all fans encouraged to come and listen even if you don't want to sing. NOTE: It is not necessary that you be able to carry a tune even in a bucket. Come and enjoy the fun and fellowship regardless of your musical ability." Filkists: Velle Prewitt, Alta Brewer, Jane Mailander.
* Payment in Fandom: "We know it happens, and we know it threatens our "amateur" status with the powers that be at Paramount and elsewhere How should it be dealt with? Should it be allowed to continue? What can be done to retain and/or regain our small-press, no-payment status? Sure to be a heated panel, so bring your opinions and your sword and shield!" Panelists: Robin Hood, Dana Angerman, Della Van Hise.
* Rejection: How to Give It, How to Take It: "This panel is based on the controversial article which appeared in ON THE DOUBLE. It's never easy to reject a writer, no matter how "bad" a story may be. But it's certainly not right to crush a writer's feelings either, is it? This is an excellent panel for all editors and writers specifically, with discussions on how to handle rejection when you receive it, and how to hand out rejection when you must." Panelists: D.J. Hinson, Gayle F, Alayne Gelfand. (The article mentioned was Rejection: How to Give It, How to Take It, February 1988.)
* Where Do We Go From Here?: "Fandom's come a long way in 20+ years. Now what? Some people are saying that "there aren't any more good stories," or that they're simply "burned out." How can we ensure that fandom doesn't die when it's just starting to live and breathe on its own? Since this will be the last panel of the convention, we urge everyone to attend, and to let fandom know where you stand, and what you feel would be helpful in keeping zines/fandom alive and well." Panelists: D.J. Hinson, Dana Angerman, Regina Moore.
===1989: Activities=== 
* Slide Show by Kandi Fong (30 minutes): "Kandi's slide shows have always brought the house down for their sense of humor, their sweet sentiments, and their down-and-dirty innuendos! Our evening starts off with bang. If you've heard about Kandi's slide show, now's your chance to see it for yourself! Thanks, Kandi, for making this possible at CALICON!"
* Song Video Production by Mary Van Veusen (30 minutes): "Mary's song tapes have consistently won awards in all categories on both coasts! Her technical abilities are unmatched in fandom, and her tapes run from humorous to make-you-cry. So bring some Kleenex and your best sense of humor and sit down for a half-hour of some of the best song videos in fandom!"
 
* Art Auction led by Robin Hood: "Here's your chance to buy all those lovely, erotic, fascinating, generously-endowed illustrations that you've been whimpering about since Friday afternoon! We'll have pieces by [Gayle F], Marilyn Cole, Ann Crouch, Deeb, Chris Soto, Jackie Zoost & lots more! Many never-before-seen pieces, many resales of those classics that have been out of circulation for years!" The art auction was videotaped, along with thirty minutes of the convention picnic.
* Charity Auction: The proceeds were to go to the charity "The Fund for Animals." (If the description of the charity, and a mention of some items (such as a copy of I Am Not Spock "still doesn't have your attention, this is sure to get you to attend and participate! Mark Overby and Andy Rathbone will be the auction "runners." And for all you ladies, they easily could play K & S (as K & S were in their younger years...) Both will be as scantily-clad as we can convince the to be, and you may carefully(!) place all charity-auction donations (folding money only, please. Those coins can get wedged in the weirdest places!) into the waistband of whatever pants they may be wearing even if you don't find something in the auction to buy!")
* Prizes: The Furball Awards, The Coloring Contest, The Dirty T-Shirt Award
* Song Video Contest & Awards: See 1989: Vid Show. "Nearly two hours of those fantastic, funny, heart-wrenching, soul-wracking song tapes! The winners, runners-up, and those entered 'just for fun.' Immediately after the video presentation, the awards will be presented in each category, so plan to hang around for all the festivities and to congratulate the winners."
* Beach Party: "This will be held directly across the double-wide highway from the Bahia, in Mission Bay Park. Go to the front of the hotel, find the cross walk, and join your committee for pizza, garlic bread, salad, soft drinks and wine - all "on th house" with your CALICON membership - so be sure to wear your badge so our security team can identify you!
* Skit: "Your Koon-ut-CALICON committee consists of editors and writers. Unfortunately, we not terribly excited about the prospect of getting up on stage to do a skit. So... we've decided to leave that honor to others who have been kind enough to volunteer their services. We do hope that you'll enjoy the slide show and video presentation, and that you'll understand your committee's terminal shyness where wearing a bunny suit or green cock is concerned!"
* Hospitality Suite: "Suite 107. Located in the pink bungalows, next to the sales & catering office. Our hospitality suite is a ' place where you can crash, read those scrumptious zines, consume mass quantities of soft drinks, chips, dips, pretzels, and other assorted munchies. Maybe even left-over pizza from the Friday night beach party! The hospitality suite will be open during normal convention hours, and will even be a late-night party place where you can meet other fans and get together for fun and conversation...Of course, this is the place to find that cake you've heard rumors about -- the pink & green one... in a very odd shape..."
* Orphan Zines: "Oz... in the dealer's room, be sure to find the orphan zine tables! We have several boxes full of long out-of-print zines as well as zines from editors who were unable to attend CALICON. From what we've seen so far, the prices are more than reasonable, and many of these zines are as scarce as Rigellian Snoara Teeth!"
 
File:2015 02 03 11 15 41 Page 1.jpg|Schedule page 1 from the 1989 Program Guide. Click to read.
File:2015 02 03 11 15 41 Page 2.jpg|Schedule page 1 from the 1989 Program Guide. Click to read.
===1989: Some Unexpected Visitors===
===1989: The Picnic===
See a video here.
===1989: Vid Show===
The 1989 vid show lasted around 100 minutes with 27 submitted vids by approximately 12 vidders. Unlike most vid shows of the era, the convention vid organizers created custom title cards for each vid, giving the vid show a somewhat more polished look. The song titles come from an attendee's self-prepared playlist and may contain errors.
Song Contest
#"Don't Tell me Lies" by Carolyn C. (Professionals)
#"In the Air Tonight" by Brendan O'Cullane (Blake's 7)
#"One Moment In Time" by Chris Soto (Star Trek)
#"I Still Haven't Found What I'm looking For" by Adrian Morgan (Blake's 7)
#"So Happy Together" by Carolyn C. (MUNCLE)
#"Somewhere Over the Rainbow" by Jill (vidder) and Tashery S. (Blake's 7)
#"Oh Promise Me" by Gianna P. (Star Trek)
#"When He Shines" by Mary Van Duesen (Professionals)
#"Where The Boys Are" by Kandy Fong (Blake's 7)
#"Amazing Grace" by Gianna P. (Star Trek)
#"This Time" by Chris Soto (Star Trek)
#"In the Eye" (sometimes referred to as "Inside You" by some fans) by Judy Chien (Wiseguy)
#"Tapestry" by Mary Van Duesen (Star Trek:TNG)
#"What The Hell Is That?" by Gianna P. (Star Trek)
#"Every Breath You Take" by Jill (vidder) and Tashery S. (Blake's 7)
#"Leaving the Straight Life behin" by Kandy Fong (Starsky & Hutch)
#"The Game" by DJ Driscoll (Alien Nation)
#"Walking and Falling" by Tashery S. (Blake's 7)
#"Another Saturday Night" by Chris Soto (Star Trek)
#"Desperado" by Gayle F. (Blake's 7)
#"Plastic Fantastic Lover" by Tashery S. (Blake's 7)
#"Continental Drift" by Tashery S. (Blake's 7)
#"I Dreamed A Dream" by ??? (Star Trek)
#"The Man That Got Away" by Gayle F. (Blake's 7)
#"If I Were A Rich Man" by ?? (Blake's 7)
#"Marvelous Little Toy" by ?? (Star Trek:TNG)
#"Anything You Can Do" by ?? (Star Trek/Star Trek:TNG) ("Then there was the amazing one of “Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better,” with Riker and Kirk, spliced together amazingly, and it was hilarious. And we were just howling at the stuff in that one. I think those are the two [the other was Chris Soto's I Dreamed a Dream” from Les Miz] that I remember most from that week, from that weekend." from Media Fandom Oral History Project Interview with Jane Mailander 
Additional vids may have been shown that were not part of the songvid contest. These vids may have been edited by Mary Van Dusen and her husband. An attendees handwritten list is below; click to read larger version.
Some memories of the vid show: 
===1989: Con Reports===
==1990==
Koon-ut-Cali-Con 2 was held June 8-10, 1990.
There were 150 attendee names listed in the program book.
===1990: The Program Book===
The program book contains 12 pages of programming info, menus for restaurants, and an essay called The High Price of Xeroxing. 
The cover of the book is by KOZ.
===Progress Report 1: 1990===
 
 
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===1990: Panels===
* The Professionals ("Hosted by Pat Diggs, Elizabeth Klapdor, and Noel Silva. Who are those two British Boys that have stirred up fandom's interest? Here's your chance to find out everything you ever wanted to know about "the Pros".")
* Fandom Experiences ("An open-forum discussion moderated by Kandi Clarke, Brendan O'Cullane, Adrian Morgan, A.T. Bush, Kelly Tower, and Gena Moretti. What bizarre things have happened to you in fandom? Did your mother ever get a hold of that first "/" zine you ever ordered? Did you get stuck in an elevator with Leonard Nimoy at the LA Bonaventure? Did William Shatner step on your foot at a con in Atlanta? Here's your chance to tell all!")
* Grab Bag "/" ("A special panel to discuss your fandom-whether it "fits" in fandom or not. Have you been a Stingray nut for years and have no one to share your enthusiasm? How about Hardcastle and McComick? Wiseguy? Whatever your interest, our panelists would love to have you in on this discussion of other "/" or potential "/" fandoms. Panelists include: Ande Hughes, Sharon Pearson, Denetia Arellanes, Eileen Roy.")
* Blake's 7 ("Is it still as hot as it was a year ago? Hotter? What makes this dark-natured British tv show a hit with fans? Our panelists are: Ann Wortham and/or Leah Rosenthal, Adrian Morgan and/or Brendan O'Cullane, and Nancy Bannister.")
* K/S vs. Other Slash Fandoms ("Are you a fan who's suddenly feeling lost in a crowd of "/"fandoms? Do you feel that it just isn't there' in some of the other fandoms? Or do you feel that other fandoms are stronger than K/S? Whatever your opinions, here's your opportunity to make them known. Why do you feel K/S works and others don't, or vice versa? Panelists: Sharon Pearson, Elizabeth Klapdor, Nancy Hunter.")
 
* Beauty and the Beast ("Who is that walking hair-ball who has so captured the hearts of fans around the world? Doe she really live under the streets of New York and, if so,how many fans have disappeared into the tunnels never to be heard from again? In all seriousness, folks, B&B seems to be "where it's at" in fandom right now, and we'd like to know why. Here's your chance to tell us why you love Catherine and hate Diana or vice versa. Panelists: Dana Angerman, Sharon Wells, Barbara Johnson.")
* Editor's Panel ("Not only for editors,but for all fans. Are you considering doing your own zine? "Have you done a zine and lost your shirt? Ever do a zine, only to find out that someone in LA is making dozens of copies and selling them for huge profits - while you do lose your shirt? Here's your opportunity to talk to some of fandom's best editors who make it all happen. Also,find out why more and more editors are leaving fandom all together, and why fandom as a whole may be in serious trouble if certain attitudes don't change. If you only attend one panel, please make it this one, since it may change the way you've been seeing fandom all these years. Panelists include: DJ. Hinson, Nancy Bannister, Ann Wortham, Leah Rosenthal, Denetia Arellanes")
* Gay Lifestyles ("Four folks who are "out" of the closet are here to talk to us about the reality of alternative lifestyles. Is it as romantic as it is in all those stories, or does reality intrude with bigotry and violence. Whether you're gay, lesbian, or straight, if you're into "/", you'll find this a fascinating discussion. Panelists include: Adrian Morgan/Brendan O'Cullane, and TeriAnn Roderick/Velle Prewitt")
* Payment in Fandom ("The Unwritten Rules of Fandom" - It's become a serious issue recently. Did you know that some editors offer "cash awards" to writers and artists? This is likely a reference to Alien Brothers. Did you also realize that this jeopardizes our amateur status in the eyes of the law? Also, why is it "okay" for an artist to make hundreds of dollars in an auction, yet editors and writers are expected to work solely for "the love of fandom"? Who says it's okay? Where do these unwritten rules of fandom come from,and how valid are they? Panelists: Robin Hood, Kelly Tower, Wendy Rathbone") 
* Writer's Panel ("If you're a "/" writer, reader or editors, please attend this panel, as it'll give you valuable insights into why those characters do the things they do. Why do some storylines work over and over, yet others never seem to work? Panelists include: Marion Graham, Kathy Resch, Pat Wisbauer, Regina Moore."
* First Time vs. Established Relationship Stories ("Which works best for you? Would you rather be there in the romantic/turbulent beginnings, or once the relationship settles into its quirks and doldrums? Does it get dull to read first time stories, or is it less exciting to fall into the daily lives of our characters? Panelists: Irene Dieke, Kathryn Dewell, Roberta Haga, Pat Wisbauer")
* Rape & Violence in K/S & Other "/" Fandoms ("Fandoms goes in cycles. Why are there sometimes a preponderance of rape stories, then years go by without seeing any? Do you want the gory realism of rape and violence or do the more "fantasy" elements of it all enthuse you more? Where should the line be drawn on what editors print or don't print? Penalists: Regina Moorew, Robin Hood, Roberta Haga")
===1990: Vid Show===
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The 1990s vid show lasted around xxx minutes and had approximately 23 vids submitted by approximately 10 vidders. Click on the image to see the handwritten playlist prepared by one attendee. The event seems to have been broken into two sections, with the latter section being part of a contest. The vidders may have submitted more vids than are shown here, according to another handwritten playlist created by one of the vid show organizers, Kandy Fong. That playlist contains 33 vids by the same 10 vidders.
 	 	 	 	
Fandom	Song 	Focus 	Singer 	Videoist
 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	
KS 	First Time (Ever I Saw Your Face) 	K/S X-rated 	 	Roberta H.
KS 	First Time (Ever I Saw Your Face) #2	K/S X-rated 	 	Roberta H.
QL 	Just The Way You Are 	 	Billy Joel 	Kandy Fong
Indy 	Spiders And Snakes 	Temple of Doom	 	Kandy Fong
B7 	If I Were A Rich Man 	Villa 	from Fiddler	Kandy Fong
TNG 	Marvelous Little Toy 	Riker & Data 	 	Kandy Fong
TNG/ST	Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better 	Kirk vs Riker 	 	Kandy Fong
 	The Contest 	 	 	
ST 	Lady 	Enterprise 	 	Trhys
KS 	Someone’s Waiting For You 	KS 	 	Roberta H.
KS 	Another Saturday Night 	Kirk 	 	Chris Soto
B7 	Desperado 	Avon 	The Eagles 	Gayle F.
Pros 	Too Long A Soldier 	 	Pat Benitar 	D.J. Driscoll
B7 	Plastic Fantastic Lover 	 	 	
ST 	In The Air Tonight 	Kirk vs Kahn 	Phil Collins	Chris Soto
B7 	Continental Drift 	 	 	Tashery S.
KS 	Shoulder To Cry On 	KS 	 	Roberta H.
RH 	Only The Rivers Run Free 	 	 	D.J. Driscoll
B7 	Love Is A Stranger 	 	Eurythmics 	Gayle F
KS 	Right Here Waiting 	 	 	Roberta H.
AN 	The Game 	G. Francisco 	 	D.J. Driscoll
ST 	I Dreamed A Dream 	 	 	Chris Soto
B7 	The Man That Got Away 	Avon 	Judy Garland	Gayle F
RH 	Rockin’ Robin 	Robin Hood 	Bobby Dey 	D.J. Driscoll
 	 	 	 	
==References==
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