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[[Australian]] [[fan]], small press [[publisher]], reviewer, and professional [[editor]]. He is particularly known for his excellent theme original anthologies. One of the founders of ''[[Eidolon]]'' magazine. Reviews editor for ''[[Locus]]'' since 2002.  Besides venturing into small press publishing with [[Eidolon Books]] (in collaboration with [[Jeremy G. Byrne]]) and [[The Coode Street Press]], himself, Jonathan Strahan appears to have inspired both [[Russell B. Farr]] of [[Ticonderoga Publications]], who was a roommate (or housemate) of his, and [[Alisa Krasnostein]] of [[Twelfth Planet Press]], who is a cousin of his, into becoming small press publishers.  He has hosted the ''[[Live and Sassy]]'' and ''[[Last Short Story]]'' podcasts and is co-host with [[Gary K. Wolfe]] of the Hugo-nominated [[The Coode Street Podcast]].  
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[[Australian]] [[fan]], [[small press]] [[publisher]], reviewer, and professional [[editor]]. He is particularly known for his excellent theme original anthologies, including the '''''Eclipse''''' series. One of the founders of ''[[Eidolon]]'' magazine. Reviews editor for ''[[Locus]]'' since 2002.   
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Besides venturing into small press publishing with [[Eidolon Books]] (in collaboration with [[Jeremy G. Byrne]]) and '''The Coode Street Press''', himself, Strahan appears to have inspired both [[Russell B. Farr]] of [[Ticonderoga Publications]], who was a roommate (or housemate) of his, and [[Alisa Krasnostein]] of [[Twelfth Planet Press]], who is a cousin of his, into becoming [[small press]] publishers.   
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He has hosted the ''[[Live and Sassy]]'' and ''[[Last Short Story]]'' podcasts and is co-host with [[Gary K. Wolfe]] of the Hugo-nominated [[The Coode Street Podcast]].
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*[https://www.jonathanstrahan.com.au/ Website.]
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* 2006 -- Special Guest Editor at [[Conjure]]
 
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* 2008 -- [[Ditmar Award]] for Best Collected Work (tied with [[Russell B. Farr]]).  
 
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* 2021 -- [[Ditmar Award]] for Best Fan Publication in Any Medium for [[The Coode Street Podcast]]
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Australian fan, small press publisher, reviewer, and professional editor. He is particularly known for his excellent theme original anthologies, including the Eclipse series. One of the founders of Eidolon magazine. Reviews editor for Locus since 2002.

Besides venturing into small press publishing with Eidolon Books (in collaboration with Jeremy G. Byrne) and The Coode Street Press, himself, Strahan appears to have inspired both Russell B. Farr of Ticonderoga Publications, who was a roommate (or housemate) of his, and Alisa Krasnostein of Twelfth Planet Press, who is a cousin of his, into becoming small press publishers.

He has hosted the Live and Sassy and Last Short Story podcasts and is co-host with Gary K. Wolfe of the Hugo-nominated The Coode Street Podcast.

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