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SF fan '''Pat Mueller Virzi''' is a [[fanzine fan]] and [[conrunner]] and is married to fellow [[fan]] [[Dennis Virzi]]. She was on the committees for [[Corflu 4]] and [[Corflu Quire]], she edited ''[[Cactus Clipper]]'', the daily newsletter for the [[1987 Westercon]]. | SF fan '''Pat Mueller Virzi''' is a [[fanzine fan]] and [[conrunner]] and is married to fellow [[fan]] [[Dennis Virzi]]. She was on the committees for [[Corflu 4]] and [[Corflu Quire]], she edited ''[[Cactus Clipper]]'', the daily newsletter for the [[1987 Westercon]]. | ||
| − | She is probably best known for publishing [[fanzines]], including ''[[Pirate Jenny]]'', '' | + | She is probably best known for publishing [[fanzines]], including ''[[Pirate Jenny]]'', ''Awry''''/[[Oblique]]'', ''[[Jongleur]]'', ''[[Pint-Size Stories]]'', and the ''[[Texas SF Inquirer]]''. She was elected [[Past President of FWA]] in 2006. |
She was heavily involved in [[Iggy]] and wound up doing a large part of the post-con tasks after the rest of the committee moved out of [[Phoenix]]. She was also in charge of a big part of the pre-con work at [[LoneStarCon]], the 1985 [[NASFiC]]. | She was heavily involved in [[Iggy]] and wound up doing a large part of the post-con tasks after the rest of the committee moved out of [[Phoenix]]. She was also in charge of a big part of the pre-con work at [[LoneStarCon]], the 1985 [[NASFiC]]. | ||
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SF fan Pat Mueller Virzi is a fanzine fan and conrunner and is married to fellow fan Dennis Virzi. She was on the committees for Corflu 4 and Corflu Quire, she edited Cactus Clipper, the daily newsletter for the 1987 Westercon.
She is probably best known for publishing fanzines, including Pirate Jenny, Awry'/Oblique, Jongleur, Pint-Size Stories, and the Texas SF Inquirer. She was elected Past President of FWA in 2006.
She was heavily involved in Iggy and wound up doing a large part of the post-con tasks after the rest of the committee moved out of Phoenix. She was also in charge of a big part of the pre-con work at LoneStarCon, the 1985 NASFiC.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1987 -- Best Fanzine Hugo nominee
- 1988 -- CopperCon 8, Lunacon 31, Best Fanzine Hugo for Texas SF Inquirer
- 1990 -- Best Fanzine Hugo nominee, Norwescon XII
- 1991 -- ArmadilloCon 13
- 1992 -- Westercolt
- 1993 -- Norwescon XVI
- 2007 -- Past president of the FWA
- 2010 -- Apollocon 2010
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