Montreal WorldCon 2027

@montrealworldcon27.bsky.social

WorldCon in Montreal in 2027. https://montreal2027.ca/en

The original bookstore in the Rosemont neighborhood (established in 1978). It is also unique for its concept: a blend of books, stationery, cards, and curiosities that invites the joy of discovery. The atmosphere encourages browsing and exploration, or seeking guidance and advice.

Librairie Limasson

Depuis 1978, la Librairie Limasson, c’est un véritable coffre aux trésors pour les amateurs de curiosités littéraires et d’objets insolites. Ici, les livres côtoient une sélection unique de papeterie…

promenademasson.com

Some things get better with time. Sometimes the sequel does surpass the original. What are you looking for in a convention that would make Montréal 2027 Worldcon the best Worldcon ever? (Bonus points if you know, without looking it up, when the first Worldcon was.)

One cannot live on Sci-fi alone. So, my good deed for the day: Mom’s Biscuits 2 C flour, 1 tbs baking powder, 1 tsp salt. Mix and add ¾ C milk and ¼ vege oil. Stir till combined. Roll out and cut. Bake at 425F for 12 minutes or till golden. Now you know.

Rewatching A New Hope tonight, and being swept up, once again, by the mix of action, comedy, science fiction, and humanity. The pacing is terrific, the story, timeless; and the music…can’t beat John Williams. What’s your comfort movie? Maybe you can find a new one at Montréal 2027 Worldcon.

As part of its preparation for hosting the 85th World Science Fiction Convention, Montréal 2027 Worldcon is making changes to centralize leadership. Darin Briskman is resigning from his position as Co-Chair, and Bruce Farr will be moving from Co-Chair to Chair of the convention.

I read for fun, and am often surprised by the wisdom found in scifi and fantasy books. I can’t forget Madeleine L’Engle’s Aunt Beast in A WRINKLE IN TIME or Terry Pratchett’s “Sam Vimes ‘Boots’ Theory of Economic Unfairness” What’s yours? Share here and discuss there, at Montréal 2027 Worldcon.

My introduction to Jo Walton’s work was TOOTH AND CLAW. Haven’t read it? It takes the social mores of Victorian England and expands them, delightfully, to dragons. Had me hooked by the end of the second page. And she is a guest of honor at Montréal 2027 Worldcon! Can’t wait!

Few scifi and fantasy fans stop with books and movies. There are myriad ways to explore fandom. Board games, larp, rpg, cosplay, miniatures, fanfic, ad infinitum. Come broaden your horizons at Montréal 2027 Worldcon. You’ll find so much more than you were expecting.

In my mind the debate of book vs. movie always comes down on the side of book. With the notable exception of “The Princess Bride” proving the rule. At Montréal 2027 Worldcon you can find people who share your exceptions, and probably even more people to argue with about theirs.