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| − | The FAAn Awards | + | The '''FAAn Activity Achievement Awards''' are given annually for [[fanzine]] activity in the previous year. Voting is open to anyone with an interest. The awards are presented at [[Corflu]], but [[membership]] in the [[convention]] isn’t required to participate. They are unrelated to the earlier [[Fan Achievement Awards]]. See also [[Faaaaan]]. |
| − | + | [https://corflu.org/history/faan.html Website.] | |
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| − | + | ==History == | |
| − | + | After discussions at the 1974 [[Midwestcon 25]] and at [[Discon II]] in [[Washington]] about the sad state of the [[Hugo]]’s [[fannish]] categories, in late October 1974 [[Moshe Feder]] sent out a [[mimeographed]] letter to influential [[fanzine fans]] proposing the creation of the '''Fanzine Activity Achievement Awards''' (FAAn Awards) as an alternative. Where the Hugos were popularly-voted, the FAAns would be a peer award imitating the Oscars. Nominating would be by guilds – [[fanwriter]]s nominate fanwriters, [[fanartist]]s nominate fanartists, etc. – followed by a final ballot voted on by all eligible to nominate in any category. Only currently active [[fanzine fans]] would be eligible to nominate and vote. (This was abandoned.) | |
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| − | + | Moshe's proposal was well received and a [[committee]] was formed to refine the concept and run the inaugural award process. Committee members took turns publishing ''The Zine Fan'', the discussion-zine in which the awards' business was conducted. The members of the founding committee were [[Bill Bowers]], [[Donn Brazier]], [[Linda Bushyager]], [[Don D'Ammassa]], [[Tom Digby]], [[Moshe Feder]], [[Mike Glicksohn]], [[Mike Glyer]], [[Eric Lindsay]], [[Sam Long]], [[Ray Nelson]], [[Darroll Pardoe]], [[Peter Roberts]], [[Jim Shull]], [[Jeff Smith]], and [[Harry Warner, Jr.]]. | |
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| − | + | The first awards were presented by [[Bob Tucker]] at [[Midwestcon 26]] in 1975. The trophy, designed and made by [[fanartist]] [[Randy Bathurst]], depicted a [[propeller-beanie]]-wearing [[bheer]]can perched atop a [[duplicator]], each one slightly different, and mounted atop a walnut base with a photoengraved nameplate. | |
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| + | The FAAns were awarded till 1980 at varying conventions, then went into a long hiatus. When they were revived in 1995, they were awarded at [[Corflu]] and have been awarded there ever since. | ||
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| − | + | Year || Best Fanzine, Single Issue || Best Fan Writer || Best Fan Editor || Best Fan Artist – Humorous || Best Fan Artist – Serious || Best [[LoC]] Writer | |
| − | 1975 ||[[Bill Rotsler]] ||[[Jim Shull]] ||[[Harry Warner, Jr.]] | + | 1975 || ''[[Outworlds]]'' #21/22, [[Bill Bowers]] || [[Don C. Thompson]] || [[Bill Bowers]] || [[Bill Rotsler]] || [[Jim Shull]] || [[Harry Warner, Jr.]] |
| − | 1976 ||[[Grant Canfield]] ||[[Jim Shull]] ||[[Mike Glicksohn]] | + | 1976 || ''[[Outworlds]]'' #23, [[Bill Bowers]] || [[Don D'Ammassa]] || [[Bill Bowers]] || [[Grant Canfield]] || [[Jim Shull]] || [[Mike Glicksohn]] |
| − | 1977 ||[[Harry Bell]] ||[[Jim Shull]] ||[[Mike Glicksohn]] | + | [[1977 FAAn Awards|1977]] || {{nowrap| ''[[Maya]]'' #11, [[Rob Jackson]] }} and ''[[Spanish Inquisition]]'' 7/8, [[Jerry Kaufman]] & [[Suzanne Tompkins]] || [[Bob Shaw]] || [[Rob Jackson]] || [[Harry Bell]] || [[Jim Shull]] || [[Mike Glicksohn]] |
| − | 1978 ||[[Alexis Gilliland]] ||[[Jim Shull]] ||[[Mike Glicksohn]] | + | 1978 || ''[[Maya]]'' #14, [[Rob Jackson]] || [[Bob Shaw]] || [[Rob Jackson]] || [[Alexis Gilliland]] || [[Jim Shull]] || [[Mike Glicksohn]] |
| − | 1979 ||[[Alexis Gilliland]] ||[[Joan Hanke-Woods]] ||[[Harry Warner, Jr.]] | + | 1979 || ''[[Mythologies]]'' #14, [[Don D'Ammassa]] || [[Bob Shaw]] || [[Jeanne Gomoll]] & [[Janice Bogstad]] || [[Alexis Gilliland]] || [[Joan Hanke-Woods]] || [[Harry Warner, Jr.]] |
| − | 1980 ||[[Alexis Gilliland]] ||[[Joan Hanke-Woods]] ||[[Harry Warner, Jr.]] | + | 1980 || ''[[Scientifriction]]'' #11, [[Mike Glyer]] || [[Dave Langford]] || [[Jeanne Gomoll]] & [[Janice Bogstad]] || [[Alexis Gilliland]] || [[Joan Hanke-Woods]] || [[Harry Warner, Jr.]] |
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| − | + | === Second series (post-1994) === | |
| + | No awards given 1980–94. All subsequent presentations at [[Corflu]]. | ||
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| − | + | Year Award­ed || Best Fanzine || Best Fan Writer || Best Fan Artist || colspan=3 | | |
| − | 1994 ||''[[BLAT!]]'', [[Dan Steffan]] & [[Ted White]] ||[[Andrew Hooper]] ||[[Dan Steffan]] | + | 1994 || ''[[BLAT!]]'', [[Dan Steffan]] & [[Ted White]] || [[Andrew Hooper]] || [[Dan Steffan]] |
| − | 1995 ||''[[Apparatchik]]'', [[Victor Gonzalez]], [[Andrew Hooper]], & [[Carl Juarez]] | + | 1995 || ''[[Apparatchik]]'', [[Victor Gonzalez]], [[Andrew Hooper]], & [[Carl Juarez]] || [[Andrew Hooper]] || [[D. West]] |
colspan="7"| 1996: ''(the gap here is the result of changing from the eligibility year to the award year; the 1994 and 1995 awards were actually awarded in 1995 and 1996)'' | colspan="7"| 1996: ''(the gap here is the result of changing from the eligibility year to the award year; the 1994 and 1995 awards were actually awarded in 1995 and 1996)'' | ||
| − | 1997 ||''[[Apparatchik]]'', [[Victor Gonzalez]], [[Andrew Hooper]], & [[Carl Juarez]] ||[[Andrew Hooper]] ||[[Ian Gunn]] | + | 1997 || ''[[Apparatchik]]'', [[Victor Gonzalez]], [[Andrew Hooper]], & [[Carl Juarez]] || [[Andrew Hooper]] || [[Ian Gunn]] <th> Best New Fanzine Fan <th> Number 1 Fan Face* <th> Best Letterhack |
| − | 1998 ||''[[Idea]]'', [[Geri Sullivan]] ||[[Christina Lake]] ||[[D. West]] ||[[Lesley Reece]] ||[[Geri Sullivan]] ||[[Harry Warner, Jr.]] | + | 1998 || ''[[Idea]]'', [[Geri Sullivan]] || [[Christina Lake]] || [[D. West]] || [[Lesley Reece]] || [[Geri Sullivan]] || [[Harry Warner, Jr.]] |
| − | 1999 ||''[[Outworlds]]'', [[Bill Bowers]] ||[[Ted White]] ||[[Ian Gunn]] ||[[Karen Johnson]] || | + | 1999 || ''[[Outworlds]]'', [[Bill Bowers]] || [[Ted White]] || [[Ian Gunn]] || [[Karen Johnson]] || not given || [[Harry Warner, Jr.]] |
| − | 2000 ||''[[Trap Door]]'', [[Robert Lichtman]] ||[[Christina Lake]] ||[[D. West]] ||[[Yvonne Rowse]] ||[[Robert Lichtman]] ||[[Lloyd Penney]] | + | 2000 || ''[[Trap Door]]'', [[Robert Lichtman]] || [[Christina Lake]] || [[D. West]] || [[Yvonne Rowse]] || [[Robert Lichtman]] || [[Lloyd Penney]] |
| − | 2001 ||''[[Idea]]'', [[Geri Sullivan]] ||[[Victor Gonzalez]] ||[[Steve Stiles]] ||[[Sheila Lightsey]] ||[[Robert Lichtman]] ||[[Robert Lichtman]] | + | 2001 || ''[[Idea]]'', [[Geri Sullivan]] || [[Victor Gonzalez]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || [[Sheila Lightsey]] || [[Robert Lichtman]] || [[Robert Lichtman]] |
| − | 2002 ||''[[Wabe]]'', [[Jae Leslie Adams]], [[Tracy Benton]], & [[Bill Bodden]] ||[[Alison Freebairn]] ||[[Dave Hicks]] ||Max ||Not awarded ||[[Lloyd Penney]] | + | 2002 || ''[[Wabe]]'', [[Jae Leslie Adams]], [[Tracy Benton]], & [[Bill Bodden]] || [[Alison Freebairn]] || [[Dave Hicks]] || [[Max Harden | Max]] || Not awarded || [[Lloyd Penney]] |
| − | 2003 ||''[[Chunga]]'', [[Randy Byers]], [[Andrew Hooper]] & [[Carl Juarez]] ||[[Randy Byers]] ||[[Steve Stiles]] ||[[John Teehan]] ||[[Randy Byers]] ||[[Joseph Nicholas]] | + | 2003 || ''[[Chunga]]'', [[Randy Byers]], [[Andrew Hooper]] & [[Carl Juarez]] || [[Randy Byers]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || [[John Teehan]] || [[Randy Byers]] || [[Joseph Nicholas]] |
colspan="7"| ''* This is an unofficial FAAn Award, calculated and bestowed only when a fan is able to amass more total voting points across all categories than any single fan or fanzine receives in any single category. To be eligible for the list, a fan must receive votes in at least two categories.'' | colspan="7"| ''* This is an unofficial FAAn Award, calculated and bestowed only when a fan is able to amass more total voting points across all categories than any single fan or fanzine receives in any single category. To be eligible for the list, a fan must receive votes in at least two categories.'' | ||
colspan="7"| ''''' In 2003 the attendees voted to rename the Best Letterhack Award to the '''[[Harry Warner, Jr.]] Memorial Award.''''' | colspan="7"| ''''' In 2003 the attendees voted to rename the Best Letterhack Award to the '''[[Harry Warner, Jr.]] Memorial Award.''''' | ||
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| − | Year | + | Year || Best Fanzine || Best Fan Writer || Best Fan Artist || Best New Fanzine Fan || Number 1 Fan Face || Best Humorist || Special Award |
| − | 2004 ||''[[Trap Door]]'', [[Robert Lichtman]] ||[[Gordon Eklund]] ||[[Steve Stiles]] ||[[Pete Young]] ||[[Andrew Hooper]] ||[[Andrew Hooper]] ||[[Bill Burns]] for the website [[eFanzines.com]] | + | 2004 || ''[[Trap Door]]'', [[Robert Lichtman]] || [[Gordon Eklund]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || [[Pete Young]] || [[Andrew Hooper]] || [[Andrew Hooper]] || [[Bill Burns]] for the website [[eFanzines.com]] |
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| − | Year | + | Year || Best Fanzine || Best Fan Writer || Best Fan Artist || Best Fanzine Design || Harry Warner, Jr., Memorial Award for Best Fan Correspondent |
| − | 2005 ||''[[Chunga]]'', [[Randy Byers]], [[Andrew Hooper]] & [[Carl Juarez]] ||[[Claire Brialey]] ||[[Steve Stiles]] ||[[Carl Juarez]] for ''[[Chunga]]'' ||[[Lloyd Penney]] | + | 2005 || ''[[Chunga]]'', [[Randy Byers]], [[Andrew Hooper]] & [[Carl Juarez]] || [[Claire Brialey]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || [[Carl Juarez]] for ''[[Chunga]]'' || [[Lloyd Penney]] |
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| − | Year | + | Year || Best Fanzine || Best Fan Writer || Best Fan Artist || Best New Fanzine Fan || Harry Warner, Jr., Memorial Award for Best Fan Correspondent |
| − | 2006 ||''[[Chunga]]'', [[Randy Byers]], [[Andrew Hooper]] & [[Carl Juarez]] ||[[Claire Brialey]] ||[[Steve Stiles]] ||[[Chris Garcia]] ||[[Robert Lichtman]] | + | 2006 || ''[[Chunga]]'', [[Randy Byers]], [[Andrew Hooper]] & [[Carl Juarez]] || [[Claire Brialey]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || [[Chris Garcia]] || [[Robert Lichtman]] |
| − | 2007 ||''[[Banana Wings]]'', [[Claire Brialey]] & [[Mark Plummer]] ||[[Claire Brialey]] ||[[Dan Steffan]] ||[[Teresa Cochran]] ||[[Lloyd Penney]] | + | 2007 || ''[[Banana Wings]]'', [[Claire Brialey]] & [[Mark Plummer]] || [[Claire Brialey]] || [[Dan Steffan]] || [[Teresa Cochran]] || [[Lloyd Penney]] |
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Year || Best Fanzine || Best Fan Writer || Best Fan Artist || Best New Fanzine Fan || Number 1 Fan Face || Best Fan Website || Harry Warner, Jr., Memorial Award for Best Fan Correspondent | Year || Best Fanzine || Best Fan Writer || Best Fan Artist || Best New Fanzine Fan || Number 1 Fan Face || Best Fan Website || Harry Warner, Jr., Memorial Award for Best Fan Correspondent | ||
| − | 2008 ||''[[Prolapse]]'', [[Peter Weston]] ||[[Arnie Katz]] ||[[Dan Steffan]] ||[[John Coxon]] ||[[Arnie Katz]] ||[[Bill Burns]]'s [[eFanzines.com]] ||[[Robert Lichtman]] | + | 2008 || ''[[Prolapse]]'', [[Peter Weston]] || [[Arnie Katz]] || [[Dan Steffan]] || [[John Coxon]] || [[Arnie Katz]] || [[Bill Burns]]'s [[eFanzines.com]] || [[Robert Lichtman]] |
| − | 2009 ||''[[e*I]]'', [[Earl Kemp]] ||[[Bruce Gillespie]] ||[[Dan Steffan]] ||tie: [[Jean Martin]] & [[Kat Templeton]] ||''not awarded'' ||[[Bill Burns]]'s [[eFanzines.com]] ||[[Lloyd Penney]] | + | 2009 || ''[[e*I]]'', [[Earl Kemp]] || [[Bruce Gillespie]] || [[Dan Steffan]] || tie: [[Jean Martin]] & [[Kat Templeton]] || ''not awarded'' || [[Bill Burns]]'s [[eFanzines.com]] || [[Lloyd Penney]] |
| − | 2010 ||''[[Banana Wings]]'', [[Claire Brialey]] & [[Mark Plummer]] | + | 2010 || ''[[Banana Wings]]'', [[Claire Brialey]] & [[Mark Plummer]] || [[Claire Brialey]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || [[Jacqueline Monahan]] || [[Robert Lichtman]] || [[Bill Burns]]'s [[eFanzines.com]] || [[Robert Lichtman]] |
| − | 2011 ||''[[Trap Door]]'', [[Robert Lichtman]] ||[[Roy Kettle]] ||[[Steve Stiles]] ||''not awarded'' ||''not awarded'' ||[[Bill Burns]]'s [[eFanzines.com]] ||[[Robert Lichtman]] | + | 2011 || ''[[Trap Door]]'', [[Robert Lichtman]] || [[Roy Kettle]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || ''not awarded'' || ''not awarded'' || [[Bill Burns]]'s [[eFanzines.com]] || [[Robert Lichtman]] |
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Year || Best Genzine || Best Perzine || Best Fan Writer || Best Fan Artist || Number 1 Fan Face || Best Fan Website* || Harry Warner, Jr., Memorial Award for Best [[Letterhack]] | Year || Best Genzine || Best Perzine || Best Fan Writer || Best Fan Artist || Number 1 Fan Face || Best Fan Website* || Harry Warner, Jr., Memorial Award for Best [[Letterhack]] | ||
| − | 2012 ||''[[Banana Wings]]'', [[Claire Brialey]] & [[Mark Plummer]], editors ||''[[A Meara for Observers]]'' by [[Mike Meara]] ||[[Mark Plummer]] ||[[Steve Stiles]] ||[[Mark Plummer]] ||[[eFanzines.com]], managed by [[Bill Burns]] ||[[Robert Lichtman]] | + | 2012 || ''[[Banana Wings]]'', [[Claire Brialey]] & [[Mark Plummer]], editors || ''[[A Meara for Observers]]'' by [[Mike Meara]] || [[Mark Plummer]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || [[Mark Plummer]] || [[eFanzines.com]], managed by [[Bill Burns]] || {{nowrap|[[Robert Lichtman]]}} |
| − | 2013 ||''[[Banana Wings]]'', [[Claire Brialey]] & [[Mark Plummer]], editors ||''[[A Meara for Observers]]'' | + | 2013 || ''[[Banana Wings]]'', [[Claire Brialey]] & [[Mark Plummer]], editors || ''[[A Meara for Observers]]'' by [[Mike Meara]] || [[Andy Hooper]] || [[Dan Steffan]] || [[Dan Steffan]] || [[eFanzines.com]], managed by [[Bill Burns]] || [[Robert Lichtman]] |
| − | 2014 ||''[[Banana Wings]]'', | + | 2014 || ''[[Banana Wings]]'', ed [[Mark Plummer]] & [[Claire Brialey]] || ''[[Flag]]'', ed [[Andy Hooper]] || [[Andy Hooper]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || ''not awarded'' || [[eFanzines.com]], managed by [[Bill Burns]] || [[Robert Lichtman]] |
| − | 2015 ||''[[Banana Wings]]'' ||''[[Vibrator]]'' ||[[Mark Plummer]] ||[[Steve Stiles]] ||[[Steve Stiles]] ||[[eFanzines.com]], managed by [[Bill Burns]] ||[[Paul Skelton]] | + | 2015 || ''[[Banana Wings]]'' || ''[[Vibrator]]'', ed. [[Graham Charnock]] || [[Mark Plummer]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || [[eFanzines.com]], managed by [[Bill Burns]] || [[Paul Skelton]] |
| − | 2016 ||tie: ''[[Chunga]]'', | + | 2016 || tie: ''[[Chunga]]'', ed [[Randy Byers]], [[Andy Hooper]] and [[Carl Juarez]]; and ''[[Raucous Caucus]]'', ed [[Pat Charnock]] || ''[[Vibrator]]'', edited by [[Graham Charnock]] || [[Roy Kettle]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || [[Dan Steffan]] || [[eFanzines.com]], managed by [[Bill Burns]] || [[Paul Skelton]] |
| − | 2017 ||''[[Banana Wings]]'' ||''[[The White Notebooks]]'' || [[Andy Hooper]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || ''not awarded'' || [[eFanzines.com]], managed by [[Bill Burns]] || [[Paul Skelton]] | + | 2017 || ''[[Banana Wings]]'' || ''[[The White Notebooks]]'', ed. [[Pete Young]] || [[Andy Hooper]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || ''not awarded'' || [[eFanzines.com]], managed by [[Bill Burns]] || [[Paul Skelton]] |
| − | 2018 ||''Beam'', edited by [[Nic Farey]] & [[Ulrika O'Brien]] ||''Vibrator'', by [[Graham Charnock]] ||[[Randy Byers]] ||[[Steve Stiles]] ||[[Jacq Monahan]] ||[[eFanzines.com]], hosted by [[Bill Burns]] (changed to '''Best Online Activity''' in 2018) ||tie: [[Robert Lichtman]] and [[Milt Stevens]] | + | 2018 || ''Beam'', edited by [[Nic Farey]] & [[Ulrika O'Brien]] || ''Vibrator'', by [[Graham Charnock]] || [[Randy Byers]] || [[Steve Stiles]] || [[Jacq Monahan]] || [[eFanzines.com]], hosted by [[Bill Burns]] (changed to '''Best Online Activity''' in 2018) || tie: [[Robert Lichtman]] and [[Milt Stevens]] |
| − | 2019 ||''[[Banana Wings]]'', eds. [[Claire Brialey]] and [[Mark Plummer]] ||(Tie) ''[[Flag]]'' ed. [[Andrew Hooper]] and ''[[Vibrator]]'' ed. [[Graham Charnock]] ||[[Mark Plummer]] ||(category split) ||[[Mark Plummer]] ||(category split) ||[[Paul Skelton]] | + | 2019 || ''[[Banana Wings]]'', eds. [[Claire Brialey]] and [[Mark Plummer]] || (Tie) ''[[Flag]]'' ed. [[Andrew Hooper]] and ''[[Vibrator]]'' ed. [[Graham Charnock]] || [[Mark Plummer]] || (category split) || [[Mark Plummer]] || (category split) || [[Paul Skelton]] |
| − | 2020 || || || || || || || | + | 2020 || '''Best Fanzine''': ''[[Banana Wings]]''<br> '''Best Genzine''': (tie) ''[[Banana Wings]]'' & ''[[Chunga]]''<br> '''Best Whatchamacallit''': (tie) ''[[Ansible]]'' & ''[[Lofgeornost]]''|| ''[[This Here...]]'' ed. [[Nic Farey]] || [[Mark Plummer]] || [[Ulrika O'Brien]] || ''not awarded''|| '''Best Online Activity''': [[Fanac.org]] || [[Steve Jeffery]] |
2021 || ''[[Portable Storage]]'', ed [[William Breiding]] || ''[[This Here...]]'' by [[Nic Farey]] || [[Claire Brialey]] || [[Ulrika O'Brien]] || [[Claire Brialey]] || [[fanac.org]] || [[Mark Plummer]] | 2021 || ''[[Portable Storage]]'', ed [[William Breiding]] || ''[[This Here...]]'' by [[Nic Farey]] || [[Claire Brialey]] || [[Ulrika O'Brien]] || [[Claire Brialey]] || [[fanac.org]] || [[Mark Plummer]] | ||
| + | 2022 || ''[[Portable Storage]]'' || ''[[This Here...]]'' || [[Nic Farey]] ||[[Ulrika O'Brien]]||[[Nic Farey]] || Category removed from awards || [[Jerry Kaufman]] | ||
| + | 2023 || ''[[Portable Storage]]'' || ''[[This Here...]]'' || [[Justin E. A. Busch]] & [[Nic Farey]] || [[Ulrika O'Brien]] || ''not awarded'' || ''not awarded'' || [[Jerry Kaufman]] | ||
| + | 2024 || ''[[Science Fiction Commentary]]'', ed [[Bruce Gillespie]] || ''[[This Here...]]'' || [[Mark Plummer]] || [[Ulrika O'Brien]] || ''not awarded'' || ''not awarded'' || [[Jerry Kaufman]] | ||
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| − | Year || Best Single Issue || Best [[Fanzine]] Cover || | + | Year || Best Single Issue || Best [[Fanzine]] Cover || |
| − | 2012 ||''[[Alternative Pants]]'' by [[Randy Byers]] ||''not awarded'' | + | 2012 || ''[[Alternative Pants]]'' by [[Randy Byers]] || ''not awarded'' |
| − | 2013 ||''[[Trap Door]]'' #29 | + | 2013 || ''[[Trap Door]]'' #29 ed [[Robert Lichtman]] || colspan=2 | ''[[Banana Wings]]'' #50 by [[Dan Steffan]] |
| − | 2014 ||''[[Trap Door]]'' #30 | + | 2014 || ''[[Trap Door]]'' #30 ed [[Robert Lichtman]] || ''[[Inca]]'' #9 by [[Harry Bell]] |
| − | 2015 ||''[[Trap Door]]'' #31 | + | 2015 || ''[[Trap Door]]'' #31 ed [[Robert Lichtman]] || ''[[Banana Wings]]'' #56 by [[D. West]] <th> Best Special Publication |
| − | 2016 || ||''[[Raucous Caucus]]'' #4 by [[D. West]] with [[Harry Bell]] ||''[[The MOTA Reader]]'', | + | 2016 || || ''[[Raucous Caucus]]'' #4 by [[D. West]] with [[Harry Bell]] || ''[[The MOTA Reader]]'', ed [[Dan Steffan]] |
| − | 2017 || | + | 2017 || '''Special ''No Award'' Award''': [[Marty Cantor]], editor of ''[[No Award]]'' || ''[[Beam]]'' #10 by [[Harry Bell]] || ''[[Then]]'' by [[Rob Hansen]] |
| − | 2018 || ||''Rubber Crab'' #8 by [[Graham West]] ||''Same Planet, Different World: Jacq Monahan's [[TAFF]] Report'' | + | 2018 || || ''Rubber Crab'' #8 by [[Graham West]] || ''Same Planet, Different World: [[Jacq Monahan]]'s [[TAFF]] Report'' |
| − | 2019 ||colspan= | + | 2019 || colspan=3 | These categories were split. See [[2019 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 2020 || || || | + | 2020 || ||''[[Thy Life's a Miracle]]'' by [[Ulrika O'Brien]] || ''[[Thy Life's a Miracle]]'', ed. [[Luke McGuff]] |
| − | 2021 || || [[ | + | 2021 || || [[Sara Felix]] (''[[Beam]] 15'') || ''[[Outworlds]] 71'' ([[Bill Bowers]], [[Pat Virzi]],[[Jeanne Bowman]], [[Alan Rosenthal]] and [[Rich Coad]]) |
| + | 2022 || ''not awarded'' || ''[[Littlebrook]]'' #11 by [[Ulrika O'Brien]] || ''[[Daangerous Visions]]'' ([[Sandra Bond]], [[Rob Jackson]] and [[Pat Virzi]]) | ||
| + | 2023 || ''not awarded'' || ''[[Beam]] 16'' by [[Alan White]] || ''[[1957 (Hansen)]]'' by [[Rob Hansen]] | ||
| + | 2024 || ''not awarded'' || ''[[Idea]] 13'' by [[Sue Mason]] || ''[[Beyond Fandom]]'' by [[Rob Hansen]] | ||
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| − | Year || FAAn Award for Lifetime Achievement | + | Year || FAAn Award for Lifetime Achievement |
2010 || [[Ted White]] | 2010 || [[Ted White]] | ||
2011 || [[Art Widner]] | 2011 || [[Art Widner]] | ||
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2018 || [[Bruce Gillespie]] | 2018 || [[Bruce Gillespie]] | ||
2019 || [[Paul Skelton]] | 2019 || [[Paul Skelton]] | ||
| − | 2020 || | + | 2020 || [[Robert Lichtman]] |
2021 || [[Dave Langford]] | 2021 || [[Dave Langford]] | ||
| + | 2022|| [[Geri Sullivan]]<ref>The 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award was presented at [[Corflu Pangloss]] in October 2022.</ref> | ||
| + | 2023 || [[Rob Hansen]] | ||
| + | 2024 || [[Joe Siclari]] and [[Edie Stern]] | ||
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| + | === Administrative History === | ||
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| − | + | Year || Date || Given at || Administrator || Voting details | |
| − | Year | + | 1975 || July 3-6, 1975 || [[OakLaCon |OakLaCon (Westercon 28)]] || || [[1975 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 1975 ||July 3-6, 1975 ||[[OakLaCon |OakLaCon (Westercon 28)]] || ||[[1975 FAAn Awards]] | + | 1976 || July 2-5, 1976 || [[Westercon 29]] || UK: [[Ian Williams]] || [[1976 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 1976 ||July 2-5, 1976 ||[[Westercon 29]] ||UK: [[Ian Williams]] ||[[1976 FAAn Awards]] | + | 1977 || July 22-24, 1977 || [[AutoClave 2]] || [[Moshe Feder]] and [[Bruce Pelz]], UK [[Rob Jackson]] || [[1977 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 1977 ||July 22-24, 1977 ||[[AutoClave 2]] ||[[Moshe Feder]] and [[Bruce Pelz]], UK | + | 1978 || July 21-23, 1978 || [[AutoClave 3]] || [[Bruce Pelz]], UK: [[Ian Maule]] || {{link | website=https://file770.com/poor-trufan's-almanack-1978-faan-awards | text=1978 FAAn Awards Results}} [[FAAn Awards 1978]] |
| − | 1978 ||July 21-23, 1978 ||[[AutoClave 3]] ||[[Bruce Pelz]], UK: [[Ian Maule]] ||{{link | website= | + | 1979 || || || [[Mike Glicksohn]] and [[Leigh Edmonds]] UK: [[Ian Maule]] || {{link | website=https://file770.com/poor-trufan%E2%80%99s-almanack-1979-faan-awards | text=1979 FAAn Awards Results}} [[FAAn Awards 1979]] |
| − | 1979 || || ||[[Mike Glicksohn]] and [[Leigh Edmonds]] UK: [[Ian Maule]] ||{{link | website= | + | 1980 || || || [[Mike Glicksohn]] UK: [[Rob Jackson]] || [[1980 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 1980 || || ||[[Mike Glicksohn]] UK: [[Rob Jackson]] ||[[1980 FAAn Awards]] | + | colspan="5"| 1981–1993 not given |
| − | colspan="5"| | + | 1994 || April 9, 1995 || [[Corflu 12]] || || [[1994 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 1994 ||April 9, 1995 ||[[Corflu 12]] || ||[[1994 FAAn Awards]] | + | 1995 || March 17, 1996 || [[Corflu 13]] || [[Janice Murray]] || [[1995 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 1995 ||March 17, 1996 ||[[Corflu 13]] ||[[Janice Murray]] ||[[1995 FAAn Awards]] | + | colspan="5"| 1996 gap is the result of changing from the Nebula-style eligibility year to the award year; the 1994 and 1995 awards were given in 1995 and 1996 |
| − | colspan="5"| 1996 | + | 1997 || March 13-17, 1997 || [[Corflu 14]] || [[Janice Murray]] || [[1997 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 1997 ||March 13-17, 1997 ||[[Corflu 14]] ||[[Janice Murray]] ||[[1997 FAAn Awards]] | + | 1998 || March 13-16, 1998 || [[Corflu 15]] || [[Andy Hooper]] || [[1998 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 1998 ||March 13-16, 1998 ||[[Corflu 15]] ||[[Andy Hooper]] ||[[1998 FAAn Awards]] | + | 1999 || May 2, 1999 || [[Corflu 16]] || [[Andy Hooper]] || [[1999 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 1999 ||May 2, 1999 ||[[Corflu 16]] ||[[Andy Hooper]] ||[[1999 FAAn Awards]] | + | 2000 || March 5, 2000 || [[Corflu 17]] || [[Andy Hooper]] || [[2000 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 2000 ||March 5, 2000 ||[[Corflu 17]] ||[[Andy Hooper]] ||[[2000 FAAn Awards]] | + | 2001 || April 1, 2001 || [[Corflu 18]] || [[Andy Hooper]] || [[2001 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 2001 ||April 1, 2001 ||[[Corflu 18]] ||[[Andy Hooper]] ||[[2001 FAAn Awards]] | + | 2002 ||style="white-space:nowrap"|February 14–17, 2002|| [[Corflu 19]] || [[Victor Gonzalez]] || {{link | website=https://www.plokta.com/pnn/pnnewt/PNNewt4.pdf | text=2002 FAAn Awards Results}} |
| − | 2002 ||February | + | 2003 || April 27, 2003 || [[Corflu 20]] || [[Andy Hooper]] || [[2003 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 2003 ||April 27, 2003 ||[[Corflu 20]] ||[[Andy Hooper]] ||[[2003 FAAn Awards]] | + | 2004 || March 21, 2004 || [[Corflu 21]] || [[Joyce Worley Katz]] || [[2004 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 2004 ||March 21, 2004 ||[[Corflu 21]] ||[[Joyce Worley Katz]] ||[[2004 FAAn Awards]] | + | 2005 || February 27, 2005 || [[Corflu 22]] || [[Andy Hooper]] || [[2005 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 2005 ||February 27, 2005 ||[[Corflu 22]] ||[[Andy Hooper]] ||[[2005 FAAn Awards]] | + | 2006 || May 7, 2006 || [[Corflu 23]] || [[Murray Moore]] || {{link | website=https://eFanzines.com/VFW/VFW75.pdf | text=2006 FAAn Awards Results}} |
| − | 2006 ||May 7, 2006 ||[[Corflu 23]] ||[[Murray Moore]] ||{{link | website=https://eFanzines.com/VFW/VFW75.pdf | text=2006 FAAn Awards Results}} | + | 2007 || February 11, 2007 || [[Corflu 24]] || [[Murray Moore]] || {{link | website=https://eFanzines.com/Corflu24/FAAnVotes2007.pdf | text=2007 FAAn Awards Results}} |
| − | 2007 ||February 11, 2007 ||[[Corflu 24]] ||[[Murray Moore]] ||{{link | website=https://eFanzines.com/Corflu24/FAAnVotes2007.pdf | text=2007 FAAn Awards Results}} | + | 2008 || April 27, 2008 || [[Corflu 25]] || [[Murray Moore]] || {{link | website=https://www.corflu.org/pdfs/2008faanawards.pdf | text=2008 FAAn Awards Results}} |
| − | 2008 ||April 27, 2008 ||[[Corflu 25]] ||[[Murray Moore]] ||{{link | website= | + | 2009 || March 15, 2009 || [[Corflu 26]] || [[Hal O'Brien]] || [[2009 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 2009 ||March 15, 2009 ||[[Corflu 26]] ||[[Hal O'Brien]] ||[[2009 FAAn Awards]] | + | 2010 || March 21, 2010 || [[Corflu 27]] || [[Mike Meara]] || {{link | website=https://www.corflu.org/pdfs/2010awards-complete.pdf | text=2010 FAAn Awards Results}} |
| − | 2010 ||March 21, 2010 ||[[Corflu 27]] ||[[Mike Meara]] ||{{link | website= | + | 2011 || February 13, 2011 || [[Corflu 28]] || [[Spike (CA)]] || {{link | website=https://www.corflu.org/history/corflu28/C28FAAnDetails.pdf | text=2011 FAAn Awards Results}} |
| − | 2011 ||February 13, 2011 ||[[Corflu 28]] ||[[Spike]] ||{{link | website= | + | 2012 || April 22, 2012 || [[Corflu 29]] || [[Andy Hooper]] || {{link | website=https://corflu.org/corflu29/2012-FAAn-Awards-stats.pdf | text=2012 FAAn Awards Results}} |
| − | 2012 ||April 22, 2012 ||[[Corflu 29]] ||[[Andy Hooper]] ||{{link | website= | + | 2013 || May 5, 2013 || [[Corflu 30]] || [[Andy Hooper]] || {{link | website=https://www.corflu.org/Corflu30/2013-FAAn-Results.pdf | text=2013 FAAn Awards Results}} |
| − | 2013 ||May 5, 2013 ||[[Corflu 30]] ||[[Andy Hooper]] ||{{link | website= | + | 2014 || May 4, 2014 || [[Corflu 31]] || [[Andy Hooper]] || {{link | website=https://www.corflu.org/Corflu31/2014-FAAn-Results.pdf | text=2014 FAAn Awards Results}} |
| − | 2014 ||May 4, 2014 ||[[Corflu 31]] ||[[Andy Hooper]] ||{{link | website= | + | 2015 || March 30, 2015 || [[Corflu 32]] || [[Mike Meara]] || {{link | website=https://www.corflu.org/Corflu32/documents/FAAn%20Awards%202015.pdf | text=2015 FAAn Awards Results}} |
| − | 2015 ||March 30, 2015 ||[[Corflu 32]] ||[[Mike Meara]] ||{{link | website= | + | 2016 || May 15, 2016 || [[Corflu 33]] || [[Claire Brialey]] || {{link | website=https://www.corflu.org/Corflu33/Complete%20results%20-%202016%20FAAn%20Awards.pdf | text=2016 FAAn Awards Results}} |
| − | 2016 ||May 15, 2016 ||[[Corflu 33]] ||[[Claire Brialey]] ||{{link | website= | + | 2017 || April 30, 2017 || [[Corflu 34]] || [[Murray Moore]] || [[2017 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 2017 ||April 30, 2017 ||[[Corflu 34]] ||[[Murray Moore]] ||[[2017 FAAn Awards]] | + | 2018 || May 6, 2018 || [[Corflu 35]] || [[Nic Farey]] || {{link | website=https://eFanzines.com/TIR/TIR2018results.pdf | text=2018 FAAn Awards Results}} |
| − | 2018 ||May 6, 2018 ||[[Corflu 35]] ||[[Nic Farey]] ||{{link | website=https://eFanzines.com/TIR/TIR2018results.pdf | text=2018 FAAn Awards Results}} | + | 2019 || May 5, 2019 || [[Corflu 36]] || [[Curt Phillips]] and [[Michael Dobson]] || [[2019 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 2019 ||May 5, 2019 ||[[Corflu 36]] ||[[Curt Phillips]] and [[Michael Dobson]] ||[[2019 FAAn Awards]] | + | 2020 || March 15, 2020 || [[Corflu 37]] || [[John Purcell]] || [[2020 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 2020 || || || || | + | 2021 || March 28, 2021 || virtual<ref name=covid>The 2021 and 2022 FAAns were presented in an online ceremony due to [[Covid-19]].</ref> || [[Nic Farey]] || [[2021 FAAn Awards]] |
| − | 2021 || March 28, 2021 || [[ | + | 2022 || March 20, 2022 || virtual<ref name=covid/> || Nic Farey || [[2022 FAAn Awards]] |
| + | 2023 || April 2, 2023 || [[Corflu 40]] || Nic Farey || [[2023 FAAn Awards]] | ||
| + | 2024 || March 3, 2024 || [[Corflu 41]] || Nic Farey || [[2024 FAAn Awards]] | ||
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The FAAn Activity Achievement Awards are given annually for fanzine activity in the previous year. Voting is open to anyone with an interest. The awards are presented at Corflu, but membership in the convention isn’t required to participate. They are unrelated to the earlier Fan Achievement Awards. See also Faaaaan.
History[edit]
After discussions at the 1974 Midwestcon 25 and at Discon II in Washington about the sad state of the Hugo’s fannish categories, in late October 1974 Moshe Feder sent out a mimeographed letter to influential fanzine fans proposing the creation of the Fanzine Activity Achievement Awards (FAAn Awards) as an alternative. Where the Hugos were popularly-voted, the FAAns would be a peer award imitating the Oscars. Nominating would be by guilds – fanwriters nominate fanwriters, fanartists nominate fanartists, etc. – followed by a final ballot voted on by all eligible to nominate in any category. Only currently active fanzine fans would be eligible to nominate and vote. (This was abandoned.)
Moshe's proposal was well received and a committee was formed to refine the concept and run the inaugural award process. Committee members took turns publishing The Zine Fan, the discussion-zine in which the awards' business was conducted. The members of the founding committee were Bill Bowers, Donn Brazier, Linda Bushyager, Don D'Ammassa, Tom Digby, Moshe Feder, Mike Glicksohn, Mike Glyer, Eric Lindsay, Sam Long, Ray Nelson, Darroll Pardoe, Peter Roberts, Jim Shull, Jeff Smith, and Harry Warner, Jr..
The first awards were presented by Bob Tucker at Midwestcon 26 in 1975. The trophy, designed and made by fanartist Randy Bathurst, depicted a propeller-beanie-wearing bheercan perched atop a duplicator, each one slightly different, and mounted atop a walnut base with a photoengraved nameplate.
The FAAns were awarded till 1980 at varying conventions, then went into a long hiatus. When they were revived in 1995, they were awarded at Corflu and have been awarded there ever since.
| Year | Best Fanzine, Single Issue | Best Fan Writer | Best Fan Editor | Best Fan Artist – Humorous | Best Fan Artist – Serious | Best LoC Writer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1975 | Outworlds #21/22, Bill Bowers | Don C. Thompson | Bill Bowers | Bill Rotsler | Jim Shull | Harry Warner, Jr. |
| 1976 | Outworlds #23, Bill Bowers | Don D'Ammassa | Bill Bowers | Grant Canfield | Jim Shull | Mike Glicksohn |
| 1977 | Maya #11, Rob Jackson and Spanish Inquisition 7/8, Jerry Kaufman & Suzanne Tompkins | Bob Shaw | Rob Jackson | Harry Bell | Jim Shull | Mike Glicksohn |
| 1978 | Maya #14, Rob Jackson | Bob Shaw | Rob Jackson | Alexis Gilliland | Jim Shull | Mike Glicksohn |
| 1979 | Mythologies #14, Don D'Ammassa | Bob Shaw | Jeanne Gomoll & Janice Bogstad | Alexis Gilliland | Joan Hanke-Woods | Harry Warner, Jr. |
| 1980 | Scientifriction #11, Mike Glyer | Dave Langford | Jeanne Gomoll & Janice Bogstad | Alexis Gilliland | Joan Hanke-Woods | Harry Warner, Jr. |
Second series (post-1994)[edit]
No awards given 1980–94. All subsequent presentations at Corflu.
| Year Awarded | Best Fanzine | Best Fan Writer | Best Fan Artist | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1994 | BLAT!, Dan Steffan & Ted White | Andrew Hooper | Dan Steffan | |||
| 1995 | Apparatchik, Victor Gonzalez, Andrew Hooper, & Carl Juarez | Andrew Hooper | D. West | |||
| 1996: (the gap here is the result of changing from the eligibility year to the award year; the 1994 and 1995 awards were actually awarded in 1995 and 1996) | ||||||
| 1997 | Apparatchik, Victor Gonzalez, Andrew Hooper, & Carl Juarez | Andrew Hooper | Ian Gunn | Best New Fanzine Fan | Number 1 Fan Face* | Best Letterhack |
| 1998 | Idea, Geri Sullivan | Christina Lake | D. West | Lesley Reece | Geri Sullivan | Harry Warner, Jr. |
| 1999 | Outworlds, Bill Bowers | Ted White | Ian Gunn | Karen Johnson | not given | Harry Warner, Jr. |
| 2000 | Trap Door, Robert Lichtman | Christina Lake | D. West | Yvonne Rowse | Robert Lichtman | Lloyd Penney |
| 2001 | Idea, Geri Sullivan | Victor Gonzalez | Steve Stiles | Sheila Lightsey | Robert Lichtman | Robert Lichtman |
| 2002 | Wabe, Jae Leslie Adams, Tracy Benton, & Bill Bodden | Alison Freebairn | Dave Hicks | Max | Not awarded | Lloyd Penney |
| 2003 | Chunga, Randy Byers, Andrew Hooper & Carl Juarez | Randy Byers | Steve Stiles | John Teehan | Randy Byers | Joseph Nicholas |
| * This is an unofficial FAAn Award, calculated and bestowed only when a fan is able to amass more total voting points across all categories than any single fan or fanzine receives in any single category. To be eligible for the list, a fan must receive votes in at least two categories. | ||||||
| In 2003 the attendees voted to rename the Best Letterhack Award to the Harry Warner, Jr. Memorial Award. | ||||||
| Year | Best Fanzine | Best Fan Writer | Best Fan Artist | Best New Fanzine Fan | Number 1 Fan Face | Best Humorist | Special Award |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2004 | Trap Door, Robert Lichtman | Gordon Eklund | Steve Stiles | Pete Young | Andrew Hooper | Andrew Hooper | Bill Burns for the website eFanzines.com |
| Year | Best Fanzine | Best Fan Writer | Best Fan Artist | Best Fanzine Design | Harry Warner, Jr., Memorial Award for Best Fan Correspondent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2005 | Chunga, Randy Byers, Andrew Hooper & Carl Juarez | Claire Brialey | Steve Stiles | Carl Juarez for Chunga | Lloyd Penney |
| Year | Best Fanzine | Best Fan Writer | Best Fan Artist | Best New Fanzine Fan | Harry Warner, Jr., Memorial Award for Best Fan Correspondent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2006 | Chunga, Randy Byers, Andrew Hooper & Carl Juarez | Claire Brialey | Steve Stiles | Chris Garcia | Robert Lichtman |
| 2007 | Banana Wings, Claire Brialey & Mark Plummer | Claire Brialey | Dan Steffan | Teresa Cochran | Lloyd Penney |
| Year | Best Fanzine | Best Fan Writer | Best Fan Artist | Best New Fanzine Fan | Number 1 Fan Face | Best Fan Website | Harry Warner, Jr., Memorial Award for Best Fan Correspondent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2008 | Prolapse, Peter Weston | Arnie Katz | Dan Steffan | John Coxon | Arnie Katz | Bill Burns's eFanzines.com | Robert Lichtman |
| 2009 | e*I, Earl Kemp | Bruce Gillespie | Dan Steffan | tie: Jean Martin & Kat Templeton | not awarded | Bill Burns's eFanzines.com | Lloyd Penney |
| 2010 | Banana Wings, Claire Brialey & Mark Plummer | Claire Brialey | Steve Stiles | Jacqueline Monahan | Robert Lichtman | Bill Burns's eFanzines.com | Robert Lichtman |
| 2011 | Trap Door, Robert Lichtman | Roy Kettle | Steve Stiles | not awarded | not awarded | Bill Burns's eFanzines.com | Robert Lichtman |
| Year | FAAn Award for Lifetime Achievement |
|---|---|
| 2010 | Ted White |
| 2011 | Art Widner |
| 2012 | Earl Kemp and Shelby Vick |
| 2013 | Elinor Busby |
| 2014 | Ray Nelson |
| 2015 | Peter Weston |
| 2016 | John Bangsund |
| 2017 | (not given) |
| 2018 | Bruce Gillespie |
| 2019 | Paul Skelton |
| 2020 | Robert Lichtman |
| 2021 | Dave Langford |
| 2022 | Geri Sullivan[1] |
| 2023 | Rob Hansen |
| 2024 | Joe Siclari and Edie Stern |
- ↑ The 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award was presented at Corflu Pangloss in October 2022.
Administrative History[edit]
| Award | 1975— |
| This is an award page. If you know something about it, such as who awarded it, who the winners were, what the criteria were, and when it was awarded, please add it! See Standards for Awards. |
