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* 2013 -- '''[[2013 Best Editor, Short Form Hugo|Best Editor, Short Form Hugo]]''', [[Committee Special Award]] from [[LoneStarCon 3]] | * 2013 -- '''[[2013 Best Editor, Short Form Hugo|Best Editor, Short Form Hugo]]''', [[Committee Special Award]] from [[LoneStarCon 3]] | ||
Revision as of 11:00, 30 July 2020
(1944 --)
Author and longtime editor of Analog, from 1978, when he took over from Ben Bova to the present.
In August, 2012 he announced his retirement having matched John W. Campbell himself for years as editor, and nearly matching him for number of issues edited.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1979 -- ConFusion 6 and/or 7
- 1986 -- ConTact 4
- 1990 -- ConClave 15
- 1991 -- Norwescon XIV
- 1994 -- Context VII
- 1996 -- Con*Stellation XV
- 1998 -- BucConeer
- 2004 -- ArmadilloCon 26
- 2012 -- Robert A. Heinlein Award
- 34 Hugo nominations without a win, then finally
- 2013 -- Best Editor, Short Form Hugo, Committee Special Award from LoneStarCon 3
- 2015 -- Solstice Award
| Person | 1944— |
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