Guest Speaker Scheduled for Next Club Meeting, in Just One Week, on Saturday, September 19!

MonSFFA’s next meeting is scheduled to take place in one week, on Saturday, September 19, from 1:00PM to 5:00PM! We’ll be gathering in our familiar downtown, Nouvel Hotel meeting room.

As usual, out-of-town club members may take part online via ZOOM; you may gather online a half-hour early, at 12:30PM, just to give you an opportunity to settle in before the meeting officially begins at 1:00PM.

Agenda 

Here’s what’s on tap for our September 2026 meeting:

Sci-Fi B-Movie Purgatory!

We revel in the worst of sci-fi B-movies, examining our favourite “so-bad-they’re-good” (for a laugh!) examples, while touching upon, as well, those that truly transcend the type!

Guest Speaker!

We welcome via ZOOM Canadian SF author Sean Robins for a discussion of themes explored in his latest series, about a combat android that gains consciousness! Sean has written 46 books over six series, and sold some 200,000 copies; he will also talk about his writing career in general. Sean’s latest, his “I, Anomaly” series, is available on Amazon: https://mybook.to/YqPCYkm

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly!

We examine SF’s doctors and scientists, from Frankenstein to Forrester, Moreau to McCoy!—the heroes, the villains, those who fall somewhere in between, and those who are just plain mad!

Meeting Theme

And, we’re asking club members to raid their collections and lend to our display table for the afternoon any novels, comic books, magazines, or collectibles inspired by sci-fi B-movies!

We’re looking forward to seeing as many of you as possible, in person and online, at our September 2026 meeting! Tell a friend; invite them to join us! And we’ll see you all on Saturday, September 19, 1:00PM-5:00PM!

 

Please Note: While we strive to keep on schedule, we do, sometimes, fall behind a little, or find ourselves having to reshuffle the order of items on the agenda for one reason or another, or reschedule planned presentations/discussions. Therefore, please understand that all programming is subject to change!