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| − | A [[Bay Area]] [[fan]]. He has been a member of [[LASFS]]. He was nominated for the [[1971 Best Fan Writer Hugo]] and the [[1972 Best Fan Writer Hugo]]. He published the [[apazines]] ''[[Probably Something]]'' for [[APA-L]] and [[Minneapa]], and ''[[Silicon Soapware]]'' for web and email distribution. | + | A [[Bay Area]] [[fan]]. He has been a member of [[LASFS]]. He was nominated for the [[1971 Best Fan Writer Hugo]] and the [[1972 Best Fan Writer Hugo]]. He published the [[apazines]] ''[[Probably Something]]'' for [[APA-L]] and [[Minneapa]], and ''[[Silicon Soapware]]'' for web and email distribution. He was a member of [[TAPS]]. |
He was [[GoH]] at [[ConFrancisco]], the 1993 [[Worldcon]], and ''[[Tom Digby Along Fantasy Way]]'' was published in his honor. | He was [[GoH]] at [[ConFrancisco]], the 1993 [[Worldcon]], and ''[[Tom Digby Along Fantasy Way]]'' was published in his honor. | ||
Revision as of 13:41, 5 March 2020
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A Bay Area fan. He has been a member of LASFS. He was nominated for the 1971 Best Fan Writer Hugo and the 1972 Best Fan Writer Hugo. He published the apazines Probably Something for APA-L and Minneapa, and Silicon Soapware for web and email distribution. He was a member of TAPS.
He was GoH at ConFrancisco, the 1993 Worldcon, and Tom Digby Along Fantasy Way was published in his honor.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1975 -- Evans-Freehafer Award
- 1979 -- Minicon 15
- 1981 -- MileHiCon 13
- 1993 -- ConFrancisco
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