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News from Norwescon January 2024
The January 2024 newsletter.
Norwescon 3 Program Book
The full souvenir program book for Norwescon 3. This copy includes autographs by the Guests of Honor and several attending pros and panelists.
Norwescon 12 Program Book
The full souvenir program book for Norwescon 12.
Norwescon 45 Pin
A pin shaped like a three-pronged adaptor used to play 45 rpm singles on 33 rpm record players, with the Norwescon 45 logo printed in a circle around the central spindle hole. A limited number of these were ordered by Michael Citrak and handed out…
Norwescon 45 Daily Zine #4
The Sunday daily 'zine for Norwescon 45.
Norwescon 45 Daily Zine #3
The Saturday daily 'zine for Norwescon 45.
Norwescon 45 Daily Zine #2
The Friday daily 'zine for Norwescon 45.
Norwescon 45 Daily Zine #1
The Thursday daily 'zine for Norwescon 45.
Norwescon 1 Program Book Cover Art
This is a scan of the original art for the Norwescon 1 program book cover. The cover is by Bill Warren (William R. Warren, Jr.), 1978; India ink on vellum.
The little gnome with the glowing guts sitting under the bridge with his quill is, of course,…
Norwescon 11 Program Book
The souvenir program book for Norwescon 11.
Norwescon 1 ConCom Cartoon
Bill Warren drew this cartoon depicting some members of the Norwescon 1 convention committee to fill a space in the program book. It was amusing enough, but there was depth to it.
Many of the people in the cartoon are identifiable from Bill's…
Norwescon 11 Pocket Program
The pocket program for Norwescon 11.
Alternacon Program Book
The full souvenir program book for Alternacon.
Norwescon 9 Program Book
The full souvenir program book for Norwescon 9.
Alternacon Pocket Program Program Grids
The programming grids from the Alternacon pocket program.
Norwescon 8 Mail-In Registration Form
The mail-in registration form for Norwescon 8.
Norwescon 2 Program Book cover
This cover from the Norwescon 2 Program Book has an interesting story behind it.
The illustration by Bill Warren depicts a scene from "The Wind Whales of Ishmael" by Norwescon 2's Guest of Honor, Philip Jose Farmer. But the most interesting part is…