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'''Bruce Schneier''' is a [[fan]] living in [[Boston]]. He [[published]] the [[fanzine]] ''[[Ramblings (Schneier)]].'' | '''Bruce Schneier''' is a [[fan]] living in [[Boston]]. He [[published]] the [[fanzine]] ''[[Ramblings (Schneier)]].'' | ||
| − | He was married for many years to fellow fan [[Karen Cooper]] and lived in [[Minneapolis]]; they divorced in 2022. | + | He was married for many years to fellow fan [[Karen Cooper]] and lived in [[Minneapolis]]; they divorced in 2022. Schneier and Cooper were nominated in 2000 for the [[Hugo Award]], in the category of [[Best Related Book]], for their ''[[Minicon 34 Restaurant Guide]]'', a work originally published for the Minneapolis SF [[convention]] [[Minicon 34]]. |
| − | Before moving to Minneapolis, where he belonged to [[Minn-stf]], Schneier lived in [[Chicago]], where he was active in local [[fandom]]. He is a member of [[General Technics]]. | + | Schneier is a native of [[Brooklyn]], where he found [[fandom]] at age 16, meeting [[Al Nofi]] and [[John Boardman]] and joining [[Fanoclasts]] and [[Apa-Q]]. Before moving to Minneapolis, where he belonged to [[Minn-stf]] and [[Minneapa]], Schneier lived in [[Chicago]], where he was active in local [[fandom]]. He is a member of [[General Technics]]. |
| − | + | He holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Rochester and a master’s from American University in [[Washington, D.C.]] He is professionally a very well-known cryptographer, computer security professional, privacy specialist, and writer on related subjects. | |
[https://www.schneier.com/ Website. ] | [https://www.schneier.com/ Website. ] | ||
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| + | * ''[[Ramblings (Schneier)]]'' | ||
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| − | * Nominated for [[2000 Best Related Book Hugo]] | + | * 2000 — Nominated for [[2000 Best Related Book Hugo]] |
| − | * 2001 | + | * 2001 — [[DucKon 10]], [[Mystery God ConFusion]] |
| − | * 2013 | + | * 2013 — [[Windycon 40]], [[Boskone 50]] ([[Hal Clement Science Speaker]]) |
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| + | See also: [[Celebrity Fen]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:25, 10 March 2024
(January 15, 1963 – )
Bruce Schneier is a fan living in Boston. He published the fanzine Ramblings.
He was married for many years to fellow fan Karen Cooper and lived in Minneapolis; they divorced in 2022. Schneier and Cooper were nominated in 2000 for the Hugo Award, in the category of Best Related Book, for their Minicon 34 Restaurant Guide, a work originally published for the Minneapolis SF convention Minicon 34.
Schneier is a native of Brooklyn, where he found fandom at age 16, meeting Al Nofi and John Boardman and joining Fanoclasts and Apa-Q. Before moving to Minneapolis, where he belonged to Minn-stf and Minneapa, Schneier lived in Chicago, where he was active in local fandom. He is a member of General Technics.
He holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Rochester and a master’s from American University in Washington, D.C. He is professionally a very well-known cryptographer, computer security professional, privacy specialist, and writer on related subjects.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 2000 — Nominated for 2000 Best Related Book Hugo
- 2001 — DucKon 10, Mystery God ConFusion
- 2013 — Windycon 40, Boskone 50 (Hal Clement Science Speaker)
See also: Celebrity Fen.
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