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| − | (???? | + | [[File:Joseph Nicholas (1980s). From the collection of Vince Clarke, courtesy of Rob Hansen..jpg|250 px|thumb|right|'''Joseph Nicholas (1980s)'''.<br>''From the collection of [[Vince Clarke]],<br>courtesy of [[Rob Hansen]].'']] |
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| − | '''Joseph Nicholas''' is a | + | '''Joseph Nicholas''' is a [[London]] [[fan]], editor, reviewer, and member of the [[British Science Fiction Association]]. He was on the [[Novacon]] committee. He won [[GUFF]] in 1981. |
| − | He edited issues of the [[BSFA]] house magazine ''[[Paperback Parlour]]'' | + | He edited issues of the [[BSFA]] house magazine ''[[Paperback Parlour]]'' — before it changed its name to ''Paperback Inferno'' — from 1979 to 1985. He contributed several magic items to the Treasure Chest column in ''[[White Dwarf]]'' 5. |
| − | He | + | He is an old [[British]] Leftist, and at least one of his fanzines — ''[[Fuck the Tories]]'' gives some indication of his approach to [[politics]].... He was involved in Labour Party politics at a low level. (See {{file770 | issue=60 | page=13}} and {{file770 | issue=60}} p18.) |
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| + | He married fellow fan [[Judith Hanna]] in 1983. | ||
{{fanzines}} | {{fanzines}} | ||
* ''[[Another Bloody Fanzine]]'' | * ''[[Another Bloody Fanzine]]'' | ||
* ''[[By British]]'' (a [[fanthology]]) | * ''[[By British]]'' (a [[fanthology]]) | ||
| − | * ''[[Fuck the Tories]]'' | + | * ''[[FNL]]'' (with [[Judith Hanna]]) |
| + | * ''[[Fuck the Tories]]'' (with [[Judith Hanna]]) | ||
* ''[[Hot Ansible Action]]'' | * ''[[Hot Ansible Action]]'' | ||
| − | * ''[[International Revolutionary Gardener]]'' (for [[The Secret Garden]]) | + | * ''[[International Revolutionary Gardener]]'' (with [[Judith Hanna]] for [[The Secret Garden]]) |
| − | * ''[[Napalm in the Morning]]'' | + | * ''[[Napalm in the Morning]]'' [1980–1, first (unnumbered) issue for [[FEAPA]]] |
* ''[[Vector]]'' (for [[BSFA]]) | * ''[[Vector]]'' (for [[BSFA]]) | ||
{{recognition}} | {{recognition}} | ||
| − | * 1981 -- [[Advention '81]], [[GUFF]] winner | + | * 1981 -- [[Advention '81]], [[1981 GUFF Race|GUFF]] winner |
* 1988 -- [[Past president of the FWA]] | * 1988 -- [[Past president of the FWA]] | ||
* 1990 -- [[Nova Award]] | * 1990 -- [[Nova Award]] | ||
| − | {{person | | + | {{person | born=????}} |
[[Category:fan]] | [[Category:fan]] | ||
[[Category:UK]] | [[Category:UK]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:12, 4 September 2024
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Joseph Nicholas is a London fan, editor, reviewer, and member of the British Science Fiction Association. He was on the Novacon committee. He won GUFF in 1981.
He edited issues of the BSFA house magazine Paperback Parlour — before it changed its name to Paperback Inferno — from 1979 to 1985. He contributed several magic items to the Treasure Chest column in White Dwarf 5.
He is an old British Leftist, and at least one of his fanzines — Fuck the Tories gives some indication of his approach to politics.... He was involved in Labour Party politics at a low level. (See File 770 60, p. 13 and File 770 60, p. 2 p18.)
He married fellow fan Judith Hanna in 1983.
- Another Bloody Fanzine
- By British (a fanthology)
- FNL (with Judith Hanna)
- Fuck the Tories (with Judith Hanna)
- Hot Ansible Action
- International Revolutionary Gardener (with Judith Hanna for The Secret Garden)
- Napalm in the Morning [1980–1, first (unnumbered) issue for FEAPA]
- Vector (for BSFA)
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1981 -- Advention '81, GUFF winner
- 1988 -- Past president of the FWA
- 1990 -- Nova Award
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