MonSFFA VP Keith Braithwaite has issued the following statement by way of explanation for his unintended absence at the club’s September 18 meeting:

It seems that I got the date wrong with regard   to the September MonSFFA meeting, which I believed was slated for the 25th, when in fact it was scheduled for the 18th. I realized that too late!

I was committed to another event, a model show on the West Island. At the time that I made my plans to attend, I erroneously believed that the show was not in conflict with the September MonSFFA meeting. But, of course, in actuality, it was!

The mistake was mine.

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In that I was scheduled to conduct not only one of the afternoon’s presentations, but host an edition of Sunday Sci-Fi Cinema Matinée, and work further on our animated film project, I sincerely apologize to my fellow MonSFFen for not being there when I should have been. In particular, I’m sorry to have left, even if inadvertently, my fellow executives and programming-mates on that afternoon in the lurch, scrambling to fill with makeshift content the timeslots for which I had been booked.

In addition, I apologize to the membership for failing to produce a September issue of Impulse, which should have been produced and distributed in the week preceding the meeting, serving in part as a timely reminder of said meeting. As I thought the meeting to be set for the 25th, I intended to produce the September Impulse on the 19th-20th and send it out on the 21st, the Wednesday before what I thought was the meeting date. Of course, the meeting had already taken place.

While we can, I’m sure, agree that fandom is a hobby, and that we shouldn’t get too worked up about things going sideways from time to time, I nevertheless feel bad about letting folk down on this occasion. I’ll try to make amends as much as is possible in the coming months.