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From 1976–78, Andy was President of [[SFWA]].  
 
From 1976–78, Andy was President of [[SFWA]].  
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A genial raconteur, he was frequently sought as a [[convention]] [[MC]]/[[toastmaster]].  From 1973 on, he was the perennial [[MC]] at all [[Kubla Khan|Kubla Khans]].
 
  
 
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* 1971–90 -- [[ChambanaCon 1]] through [[ChambanaCon 30]] perennial [[GoH]]
 
* 1971–90 -- [[ChambanaCon 1]] through [[ChambanaCon 30]] perennial [[GoH]]
 
* 1972 -- [[PgHLANGE 4]]
 
* 1972 -- [[PgHLANGE 4]]
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* 1974 -- [[TM]] at [[Discon 2]], [[TM]] at [[Marcon 9]]
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* 1975 -- [[Kubla Khan Khubed]], [[Midwestcon 26]]
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* 1975 -- [[Kubla Khan Khubed]], [[Midwestcon 26]], [[MC]] at [[DeepSouthCon 13]]
 
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* 1977 -- [[TM]] at [[Artkane 2]]
 
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* 1978 -- [[TM]] at [[4th World Fantasy Convention]]
 
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* 1979 -- [[TM]] at [[BYOB-Con 9]]
 
 
* 1980 -- [[Roc*Kon 5]]
 
* 1980 -- [[Roc*Kon 5]]
 
* 1981 -- [[Marcon 16]]
 
* 1981 -- [[Marcon 16]]
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* 1987 -- [[InConJunction VII]]
 
* 1987 -- [[InConJunction VII]]
 
* 1989 -- [[ConTact 7]]
 
* 1989 -- [[ConTact 7]]
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* 1995 -- [[LibertyCon 9]] [[special guest]]
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* 1997 -- [[Kubla Khan XXV]]
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* 1998 -- [[Parthecon XXVI]]
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===Toastmastering===
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A genial raconteur, Andy was frequently sought as a [[convention]] [[MC]]/[[toastmaster]].  From 1973 on, he was the perennial [[MC]] at all [[Kubla Khan|Kubla Khans]]. Other [[cons]] included:
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* 1974 -- [[TM]] at [[Discon 2]], [[TM]] at [[Marcon 9]]
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* 1975 -- [[MC]] at [[DeepSouthCon 13]]
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* 1977 -- [[TM]] at [[Artkane 2]]
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* 1978 -- [[TM]] at [[4th World Fantasy Convention]]
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* 1979 -- [[TM]] at [[BYOB-Con 9]]
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* 1982 -- [[MC]] at [[Con*Stellation I]]
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* 1983 -- [[TM]] at [[Coastcon '83]]
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* 1984 -- [[TM]] at [[Coastcon '84]]
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* 1986 -- [[TM]] at [[MidSouthCon 5]], [[TM]] at [[Marcon XXI]]
 
* 1991 -- [[TM]] at [[DeepSouthCon 29]]
 
* 1991 -- [[TM]] at [[DeepSouthCon 29]]
 
* 1993 -- [[TM]] at [[DeepSouthCon 31]]
 
* 1993 -- [[TM]] at [[DeepSouthCon 31]]
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* 1995 -- [[LibertyCon 9]] [[special guest]], [[TM]] at [[DeepSouthCon 33]], [[TM]] at [[Rivercon XX]]
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* 1995 -- [[TM]] at [[DeepSouthCon 33]], [[TM]] at [[Rivercon XX]]
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* 1997 -- [[Kubla Khan XXV]]
 
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* 1998 -- [[Parthecon XXVI]]
 
  
  

Revision as of 08:40, 20 October 2021

(August 16, 1934 – April 30, 2013)

Andrew Jefferson Offutt V was an American fan and pro writer who lived in Kentucky. He was married to Jodie Offutt for over fifty years. He published sf since 1954, and wrote in a variety of areas, but mostly in heroic fantasy, usually bylined Andrew J. Offutt.

He wrote a large number of pornographic/erotic works under pseudonyms, including John Cleve, a penname shared by D. Bruce Berry, with whom he also wrote a couple of sf novels under the name Jeff Douglas. After his death, his son Chris wrote My Father, the Pornographer (2016).

From 1976–78, Andy was President of SFWA.

Entry in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction.

Awards, Honors and GoHships:

Toastmastering[edit]

A genial raconteur, Andy was frequently sought as a convention MC/toastmaster. From 1973 on, he was the perennial MC at all Kubla Khans. Other cons included:


Person 1934—2013
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