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'''Georges Hilaire Gallet''' was a [[French]] journalist, translator, and editor. He was also a great [[collector]] of [[pulp magazines]]. | '''Georges Hilaire Gallet''' was a [[French]] journalist, translator, and editor. He was also a great [[collector]] of [[pulp magazines]]. | ||
| − | According to [[Dick Eney]] in [[Fancyclopedia 2]], before [[World War II]], Gallet was the only French [[stefnist]] known to [[Angloparlantia]]n [[fandom]]. He had planned to launch a French [[prozine]], but had to abandon the project at the onset of the war. | + | According to [[Dick Eney]] in [[Fancyclopedia 2]], before [[World War II]], Gallet was the only French [[stefnist]] known to [[Angloparlantia]]n [[fandom]]. He had planned to launch a French [[prozine]], but had to abandon the project at the onset of the war. He attended the [[Festivention]] in [[London]] in 1951 and was later a judge for the [[International Fantasy Award]]. |
He published the 1954 [[sf]] anthology, ''Escales dans l'infini'' (Fantasy Ray No. 26). | He published the 1954 [[sf]] anthology, ''Escales dans l'infini'' (Fantasy Ray No. 26). | ||
Latest revision as of 07:32, 17 September 2024
(July 20, 1902 – March 29, 1995)
Georges Hilaire Gallet was a French journalist, translator, and editor. He was also a great collector of pulp magazines.
According to Dick Eney in Fancyclopedia 2, before World War II, Gallet was the only French stefnist known to Angloparlantian fandom. He had planned to launch a French prozine, but had to abandon the project at the onset of the war. He attended the Festivention in London in 1951 and was later a judge for the International Fantasy Award.
He published the 1954 sf anthology, Escales dans l'infini (Fantasy Ray No. 26).
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Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1979 — Big Heart Award
| Person | 1902—1995 |
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