Difference between revisions of "1984 Best Semiprozine Hugo"
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| − | * ''[[Fantasy Newsletter]]''''/[[Fantasy Review]]'': 49 | + | * ''[[Fantasy Newsletter]]''''/[[Fantasy Review (Collins)]]'': 49 |
* ''[[Locus]]'': 185 | * ''[[Locus]]'': 185 | ||
* ''[[Science Fiction Chronicle]]'': 94 | * ''[[Science Fiction Chronicle]]'': 94 | ||
Revision as of 19:40, 7 December 2020
The 1984 Best Semiprozine Hugo was presented September 2 at LACon II.
This was the first year that the Best Semiprozine Hugo was awarded.
- Locus ed. by Charles N. Brown
- Science Fiction Chronicle ed. by Andy Porter
- Science Fiction Review ed. by Richard E. Geis
- Fantasy Newsletter'/Fantasy Review ed. by Robert A. Collins
- Whispers ed. by Stuart David Schiff
Starship edited by Andrew I. Porter received enough votes on the nomination ballot to appear on the final ballot, but was withdrawn by the editor.
Nominations:
- Fantasy Newsletter'/Fantasy Review: 49
- Locus: 185
- Science Fiction Chronicle: 94
- Science Fiction Review: 70
- Whispers: 23
- Starship: 14
| Best Semiprozine Hugo, 1984 Hugos | 1985 | 1984 |
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