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• Campbell Award
  ''(Did you mean the [[John W. Campbell, Jr. Memorial Award]]?)'' ...Conde Nast, the publisher of ''[[Analog]]'', upon the death of seminal ''[[Astounding Science Fiction]]'' [[editor]] [[John W. Campbell, Jr.]], whom it memoriali
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• John W. Campbell, Jr. Memorial Award
  ''(Did you mean mean the [[Campbell Award|new writers’ award formerly known as the Campbell]]?)'' ...iction]] novel of the year (not to be confused with the [[John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer]]) came from [[SF]] writers [[Harry Harrison]] and [[Br
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• 1945 Retro Hugos
  ...[[Retro Hugos]] for work published in 1944 were presented online July 30, 2020, as part of [[CoNZealand]]. [[FANAC]] produced a {{link | website=https:// ...ella Retro Hugo|Best Novella]]: ''Killdozer!'' by [[Theodore Sturgeon]] ([[Astounding Science Fiction]] , November 1944)
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• Leigh Brackett
  ...published SF story was "Martian Quest" in the February, 1940, issue of ''[[Astounding]]''. She was known principally for her [[science-fantasy]] stories in ''[[ ...ern fiction, and her western novel, ''Follow the Free Wind'', won the Spur Award for Best Novel in 1963.
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• Theodore Sturgeon
  ...an [[American]] [[pro]] writer, sold his first [[sf]] story in 1939 to ''[[Astounding]]''. He is primarily known for his short [[fiction]]. He was [[GoH]] at [[C * 1954 -- [[International Fantasy Award]] for ''More Than Human''
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• Hugo Award
  The '''Hugo Award''', the most prestigious award in [[Science Fiction]], is named after [[Hugo Gernsback]], publisher of the ...e Worldcon [[Committee]] can and sometimes does name a [[Committee Special Award]] each year.
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• Algis Budrys
  ...J. Budrys''', and called '''Ajay''' by friends) was first published in ''[[Astounding]]'' in 1952. He was born in Konigsberg, East Prussia, while his father was ...A Budrys Miscellany: Occasional Writing 1960-2000'' ([[Ansible Editions]], 2020) compiled by [[David Langford]]. He belonged to the [[ESFA]], and met his w
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• Bob Shaw
  ...of the [[Wheels of IF]] and a great and influential fan. He won the [[Hugo Award]] for [[Best Fan Writer]] in 1979 and 1980. ...anity. The first in this trilogy won him the 1976 [[British SF Association Award]]. His novel ''The Ragged Astronauts'' was a [[1987 Best Novel Hugo]] nomin
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• Ray Bradbury
  ...ry in ''[[Amazing]]'' at age 9. He continued to read and got hooked on ''[[Astounding]]'' in 1937. Born in Waukegan, [[Illinois]], Bradbury spent his childhood a ...pared Bradbury’s work to that of [[Edgar Allan Poe]]'s. The [[Ray Bradbury Award for Outstanding Dramatic Presentation]] was named in his honor.
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