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Loving the alien: science fiction. (annual convention held in Glasgow, Scotland)

More than 5,000 science fiction fans gathered in Glasgow, Scotland, for the genre's annual convention in 1995. Works from the genre focus more on alienation as a prominent theme than scientific advances, and the convention allows fans to express their support for the genre without ridicule.

IF ALEXANDER had not died; if Napoleon had won at Waterloo; if clockwork computers had made Victorian England an information society: what then? How different would the world look if bubonic plague had killed off all of Europe, or the Apollo programme had not happened, or if Hugo Gernsback had never left Luxembourg for the United States, there to found "Amazing Stories" and thus establish science ...

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