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In the 60s and early 70s, Resnick wrote more than 200 "adult" novels under pseudonyms, edited seven tabloid newspapers, and edited a trio of men's magazines. He also produced a weekly column on horse racing for more than a decade, and for eleven years wrote a monthly column on purebred collies, which he and his wife bred and exhibited. | In the 60s and early 70s, Resnick wrote more than 200 "adult" novels under pseudonyms, edited seven tabloid newspapers, and edited a trio of men's magazines. He also produced a weekly column on horse racing for more than a decade, and for eleven years wrote a monthly column on purebred collies, which he and his wife bred and exhibited. | ||
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* 2005 -- [[DeepSouthCon 43]], [[Marcon 40]], [[Context 18]], '''[[2005 Best Short Story Hugo]]''' | * 2005 -- [[DeepSouthCon 43]], [[Marcon 40]], [[Context 18]], '''[[2005 Best Short Story Hugo]]''' | ||
* 2006 -- [[Boskone 43]] ([[NESFA Press Guest]]) | * 2006 -- [[Boskone 43]] ([[NESFA Press Guest]]) | ||
| − | * 2008 -- [[Capricon 28]], [[Con*Stellation XXVII]], [[COSine 2008]] | + | * 2008 -- [[Capricon 28]], [[Con*Stellation XXVII]], [[COSine 2008]], [[ConCarolinas 2008]] |
* 2009 -- [[Astronomicon 11]], [[MidSouthCon 27]] | * 2009 -- [[Astronomicon 11]], [[MidSouthCon 27]] | ||
* 2012 -- '''[[Chicon 7]]''' | * 2012 -- '''[[Chicon 7]]''' | ||
| + | * 2014 -- [[RadCon 6B]] | ||
| + | * 2017 -- [[Chattacon 42]] | ||
* 2018 -- [[LibertyCon 31]] | * 2018 -- [[LibertyCon 31]] | ||
| + | * 2024 -- [[First Fandom Hall of Fame]] (posthumous) | ||
* 35 Hugo nominations through 2011 (a record for a writer) | * 35 Hugo nominations through 2011 (a record for a writer) | ||
* [[SF Chronicle Poll Award]] | * [[SF Chronicle Poll Award]] | ||
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* two American Dog Writers Awards. | * two American Dog Writers Awards. | ||
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[[Category:fan]] | [[Category:fan]] | ||
[[Category:pro]] | [[Category:pro]] | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:00, 19 August 2024
(March 5, 1942 -- January 9, 2020)
Mike Resnick was a native of Chicago who was well-known as both a fan and a pro. He was married to Carol Resnick and father to Laura Resnick.
Resnick began attending Worldcons with Discon in 1963. He, along with Carol, were among the founders of ISFiC, the organization which runs Windycon (and he was on the committee of the first three Windycons) in Chicago. He was a long-time member of CFG and was a member of the Hawaii in 1981 Worldcon bid.
He wrote extensively for fanzines (most notably for Mimosa, but also Challenger, Foxfax, and Lan's Lantern) and published the apazines To Whom it May Concern, and Return of the Heretic as well as published a one-shot called Masquerade.
His 35 Hugo nominations through 2011 are the all-time record for a writer. His wins are: the 1989 Best Short Story Hugo, the 1991 Best Novelette Hugo, the 1995 Best Novella Hugo, the 1998 Best Short Story Hugo, and the 2005 Best Short Story Hugo.
In the 60s and early 70s, Resnick wrote more than 200 "adult" novels under pseudonyms, edited seven tabloid newspapers, and edited a trio of men's magazines. He also produced a weekly column on horse racing for more than a decade, and for eleven years wrote a monthly column on purebred collies, which he and his wife bred and exhibited.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1976 -- Windycon III
- 1981 -- Rivercon VI
- 1984 -- Genuine ConFusion
- 1987 -- Windycon XIV and Lunacon 30
- 1988 -- ConTact 6, Nolacon II
- 1989 -- 1989 Best Short Story Hugo
- 1990 -- Disclave 34, Rivercon XV, Windycon XVII, Life, the Universe, & Everything 8, Con-Version VII
- 1991 -- Windycon XVIII, Loscon 18, 1991 Best Novelette Hugo
- 1992 -- Toastmaster at MagiCon
- 1993 -- Marcon 28
- 1994 -- Contradiction 14, B'hamacon 3/DeepSouthCon 32
- 1995 -- Skylark Award, ConQuesT 26, 1995 Best Novella Hugo
- 1996 -- Tropicon 18, toastmaster at ArmadilloCon 18
- 1997 -- MileHiCon 29, Jack Williamson Lectureship
- 1998 -- Con*Stellation XVII, Millennicon-3, InConJunction XVIII, 1998 Best Short Story Hugo
- 1999 -- Tropicon XIV, DeepSouthCon 37
- 2000 -- EerieCon 2, Con-Version 17
- 2001 -- Albacon 2002
- 2003 -- Con-Dor X, Fellow of NESFA
- 2004 -- Norwescon XXVII
- 2005 -- DeepSouthCon 43, Marcon 40, Context 18, 2005 Best Short Story Hugo
- 2006 -- Boskone 43 (NESFA Press Guest)
- 2008 -- Capricon 28, Con*Stellation XXVII, COSine 2008, ConCarolinas 2008
- 2009 -- Astronomicon 11, MidSouthCon 27
- 2012 -- Chicon 7
- 2014 -- RadCon 6B
- 2017 -- Chattacon 42
- 2018 -- LibertyCon 31
- 2024 -- First Fandom Hall of Fame (posthumous)
- 35 Hugo nominations through 2011 (a record for a writer)
- SF Chronicle Poll Award
- multiple Nebula Awards
- ten HOMer Awards
- Locus Award
- two American Dog Writers Awards.
| Person | 1942—2020 |
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