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Quinn was the unofficial fourth [[chair]] of the 1968 [[Worldcon]], [[Baycon (Worldcon)]] -- [[Bill Donaho]], [[Alva Rogers]], and [[J. Ben Stark]], the official chairs, were frequently referred to as "Donaho, Rogers and Stark, tra la" with Quinn taking the role of the "tra la." She [[co-chaired]] [[SFCon 70]]. | Quinn was the unofficial fourth [[chair]] of the 1968 [[Worldcon]], [[Baycon (Worldcon)]] -- [[Bill Donaho]], [[Alva Rogers]], and [[J. Ben Stark]], the official chairs, were frequently referred to as "Donaho, Rogers and Stark, tra la" with Quinn taking the role of the "tra la." She [[co-chaired]] [[SFCon 70]]. | ||
| − | + | As an [[author]], she is best known for her Saint-Germain series of [[vampire]] [[novels]]. | |
| + | She was married to [[fan artist]] [[Don Simpson]] in the ’70s and went by the name '''Quinn Y. Simpson'''. | ||
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* [https://calisphere.org/item/ark:/86086/n20p0xrw/?_=1602152888976 Photo] at [[Noreascon 1]], 1971. | * [https://calisphere.org/item/ark:/86086/n20p0xrw/?_=1602152888976 Photo] at [[Noreascon 1]], 1971. | ||
| − | + | * [https://www.chelseaquinnyarbro.net Website. ] | |
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* 2014 -- [[Conjecture 2014]], [[World Fantasy Convention Life Achievement Award]] | * 2014 -- [[Conjecture 2014]], [[World Fantasy Convention Life Achievement Award]] | ||
* 2015 -- [[World Fantasy Convention 2015]] | * 2015 -- [[World Fantasy Convention 2015]] | ||
| + | * 2022 -- [[SpoCon 2022]] | ||
{{person | born=1942}} | {{person | born=1942}} | ||
Latest revision as of 13:11, 28 November 2022
(September 16, 1942 – )
Chelsea Quinn Yarbro is a fan and fantasy/SF author who ran a science fiction club, the Fanatics, from the mid-1960s through the 1970s. She is called Quinn.
Her group nurtured a generation of Bay Area fans. The club published at least two issues of a fanzine, The Voice of the Gryphon -- the cover was drawn by Quinn and included the phrase "Today is the first day of creation."
Quinn was the unofficial fourth chair of the 1968 Worldcon, Baycon -- Bill Donaho, Alva Rogers, and J. Ben Stark, the official chairs, were frequently referred to as "Donaho, Rogers and Stark, tra la" with Quinn taking the role of the "tra la." She co-chaired SFCon 70.
As an author, she is best known for her Saint-Germain series of vampire novels.
She was married to fan artist Don Simpson in the ’70s and went by the name Quinn Y. Simpson.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1981 -- WisCon 5, ConNiption
- 1982 -- Bubonicon 13
- 1983 -- Loscon 10
- 1984 -- Minicon 18
- 1985 -- Toastmaster at the 1985 World Fantasy Convention
- 1986 -- WisCon 10
- 1988 -- Archon 12
- 1989 -- Unicon in California, LepreCon 15
- 1990 -- Toastmaster at ConFiction
- 1997 -- Necon 17
- 1999 -- LibertyCon 13
- 2001 -- TusCon 28
- 2003 -- World Horror Convention Grandmaster
- 2007 -- MileHiCon 39
- 2009 -- Continuum 5
- 2011 -- Chattacon XXXVI
- 2014 -- Conjecture 2014, World Fantasy Convention Life Achievement Award
- 2015 -- World Fantasy Convention 2015
- 2022 -- SpoCon 2022
| Person | 1942— |
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