Oh, both Worldcon and WFC are "work" cons for me. I have a meeting with my editor to talk about the next projects, etc. So definitely work-oriented, with panels and stuff on the side. I can't make San Jose this year though. I will likely attend WFC in Columbus hext year, and possible NASFic, since I con't go to Australia. *frown*
And mtlawson: I'd say that either is good from a fan standpoint if you're interested in the panels. WFC is more of a "pro" con, meaning that it's heavily weighted toward authors, editors, agents, and publishing industry people. Worldcon is open more to the fans.
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Date: 2009-08-07 01:45 pm (UTC)And