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Latest revision as of 10:48, 23 September 2020
The 1978 FAAn Awards for work done in 1977 were administered by Bruce Pelz. Only the winner and runner-up was announced.
Contents
Best Single Issue[edit]
- Maya #14 <winner>
- Simulacrum #7
- Delta Psi #1
- Fanthology '76
- Spanish Inquisition #10
Best Fan Writer[edit]
Best Humorous Artist[edit]
Best Editor[edit]
Best LoC Writer[edit]
Best Non-Humorous Artist[edit]
- Jim Shull <winner>
- Taral
- Jim McLeod
- James Odbert
- Al Sirois
- Mike Streff
Committee Nominees: Brian Earl Brown, Don D'Ammassa, Gary Farber, Gil Gaier, Terry Hughes, Peter Roberts, Stu Shiffman, Taral
| 1977 | FAAn Awards | 1979 | 1978 |
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