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Carolina Gómez Lagerlöf is one of those people who makes sure that things happen, especially for us who like great literature adam smith and film. She is very active in the Swedish science fiction fandom, and has arranged a number of science fiction conventions, such Eurocon 2011 in Stockholm, which was one of the largest The events for us bookish science fiction fans who have been held in Sweden. Have you never been to a science fiction convention adam smith before, I can heartily adam smith recommend that you visit, and you can read more about what it means in this post: SF convention, what is it? . So why not start now in the fall and go on Fantastika 2013 in Stockholm? If in doubt, so maybe Carolina can persuade you.
I was one those who read sf and fantasy and thought I was alone. One day I got for me to even read the compound pages of Jules Verne Magazine, that was on my library and then received information about fandom, SFSF and congresses. I signed up for Nasacon and had great fun Congress. To meet so many who liked the same books that I was a happy experience. Since I'm adam smith a union man who likes to be involved adam smith me in things.
It happens after all the fun things at each Congress, so it's hard to choose. A fun memory was the Norwegian Congress Renaissance where the guest of honor Ian Banks had forgotten his book as he would read aloud and then had to borrow adam smith my copy of the Use of Weapons.
Bring a highlighter and mark which events you want to go on. Then you should not be afraid to skip any plank if you find any nice fuck to talk to. Do not forget to register as an official (gopher). Then get to know people much faster than otherwise.
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