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While Don was a student at Penn State University, he was president of the SF society there and he was a long-time member of the [[Denver Area Science Fiction Association]]. He was married to [[Carolyn Thompson]] from 1951 to 1978. | While Don was a student at Penn State University, he was president of the SF society there and he was a long-time member of the [[Denver Area Science Fiction Association]]. He was married to [[Carolyn Thompson]] from 1951 to 1978. | ||
| − | He published the [[fanzines]] (also circulated in [[FAPA]]) ''[[Don-O-Saur]]'' and ''[[Don-O-Saur Coprolites]]'' and was nominated for the [[Best Fan Writer Hugo]] in 1975 -- 1978. ''[[Don-O-Saur]]'' was nominated for the [[Best Fanzine Hugo]] in 1976 and 1978. | + | He published the [[fanzines]] (also circulated in [[FAPA]]) ''[[Don-O-Saur]]'' and ''[[Don-O-Saur Coprolites]]'' and was nominated for the [[Best Fan Writer Hugo]] in 1975 -- 1978. ''[[Don-O-Saur]]'' was nominated for the [[1975 Best Fanzine Hugo|Best Fanzine Hugo]] in 1976 and 1978. |
In 1981 he [[co-chaired]] the [[Worldcon]], [[Denvention Two]], with [[Suzanne Carnival]]. | In 1981 he [[co-chaired]] the [[Worldcon]], [[Denvention Two]], with [[Suzanne Carnival]]. | ||
Revision as of 22:39, 16 July 2020
(Did you mean Don Thompson , the comics fan, or Donald B. Thompson from Louisiana?)
(November 10, 1927 - December 15, 1990)
While Don was a student at Penn State University, he was president of the SF society there and he was a long-time member of the Denver Area Science Fiction Association. He was married to Carolyn Thompson from 1951 to 1978.
He published the fanzines (also circulated in FAPA) Don-O-Saur and Don-O-Saur Coprolites and was nominated for the Best Fan Writer Hugo in 1975 -- 1978. Don-O-Saur was nominated for the Best Fanzine Hugo in 1976 and 1978.
In 1981 he co-chaired the Worldcon, Denvention Two, with Suzanne Carnival.
For the Denvention Two Program Book he wrote a short history of Denver Fandom: Ah, Wilderness.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1975 -- FAAn Award for best fanwriter
- 1976 -- MileHiCon 8, TusCon IV
- 1977 -- AutoClave 2, Yuccacon
- 1978 -- Westercone
- 1979 -- Intervention 1
- 1981 -- ConQuesT 2
- 1988 -- MileHiCon 20
- 1990 -- MileHiCon 22
- Avatar [1978] (for D'APA)
- Ballast (for FAPA)
- Dasfax [1974] (some issues; for DASFA)
- DENotations [1979] (in support of Denver in '81)
- Don-O-Saur [1974-90]
- Don-O-Saur Coprolites [1970s]
- Rim Runner [1980s] (for D'APA)
- Rim-i-nes-cent [1980s] (for FAPA)
| Person | 1927—1990 |
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