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'''Gene Melzack''' is a [[fan]] originally from the [[UK]] and later from [[Australia]] active from the 2000s. He is one of the original members of [[Third Row Fandom]]. | '''Gene Melzack''' is a [[fan]] originally from the [[UK]] and later from [[Australia]] active from the 2000s. He is one of the original members of [[Third Row Fandom]]. | ||
| − | He was one of the editors of the [[BSFA]]'s critical journal ''[[Vector]]'' during 2006-2007 | + | He was one of the editors of the [[BSFA]]'s critical journal ''[[Vector]]'' during 2006-2007 and was co-editor with [[Alisa Krasnostein]] of the [[Ditmar Award]]-winning ''ASif! Australian Speculative Fiction In Focus''. |
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* ''[[Vector]]'' [2006-2007] from #245 to #251 | * ''[[Vector]]'' [2006-2007] from #245 to #251 | ||
* ''[[YAFAZine]]'' [2005] (with [[James Shields]] and [[Grant Kruger]]) | * ''[[YAFAZine]]'' [2005] (with [[James Shields]] and [[Grant Kruger]]) | ||
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| + | * 2009 -- [[Ditmar Award]] for Best Fan Publication in Any Medium | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:54, 15 January 2024
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Gene Melzack is a fan originally from the UK and later from Australia active from the 2000s. He is one of the original members of Third Row Fandom.
He was one of the editors of the BSFA's critical journal Vector during 2006-2007 and was co-editor with Alisa Krasnostein of the Ditmar Award-winning ASif! Australian Speculative Fiction In Focus.
- Meta [2004-05]
- Metal Dog [2004-05]
- Thought Experiments [2004-05]
- Vector [2006-2007] from #245 to #251
- YAFAZine [2005] (with James Shields and Grant Kruger)
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 2009 -- Ditmar Award for Best Fan Publication in Any Medium
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