Theodore Sturgeon
(February 26, 1918 – May 8, 1985)
An American pro writer who sold his first sf story in 1939 to Astounding and who is primarily known for his short fiction. He was GoH at Chicon III, the 1962 Worldcon. He received numerous Hugo nominations and won the 1971 Best Short Story Hugo for "Slow Sculpture".
He was a member of the Trap Door Spiders and originated Sturgeon's Law. He also wrote screenplays for two Star Trek episodes.
Other Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1950 — Toastmaster at NorWesCon
- 1954 — IFA for More Than Human
- 1966 — Westercon 19 toastmaster
- 1971 — Forry Award
- 1972 — Lunacon 15
- 1973 — Equicon '73
- 1974 — TusCon IV
- 1978 — Kubla Khan Sex, Unicon 4, Norwescon 1
- 1979 — Minicon 15, AggieCon X, The Fantasy Symposium, Just Imagicon, Future Party
- 1980 — Toastmaster at Norwescon III
- 1981 — MileHiCon 13
- 1983 — CopperCon 3
- 1984 — ConQuistador 1
- 1985 — World Fantasy Lifetime Achievement Award
- 2000 — Science Fiction Hall of Fame
For much more on his pro career, see http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/sturgeon_theodore
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