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'''Garth Spencer''' is a [[Canadian]] [[fan]] who entered [[fandom]] in the late 1970s by joining [[SFAV]], the [[Science Fiction Association of Victoria]] in [[British Columbia]].  He was [[editor]] of ''[[FTA/Phoenix]]'', its [[clubzine]], in the 1980s.
 
'''Garth Spencer''' is a [[Canadian]] [[fan]] who entered [[fandom]] in the late 1970s by joining [[SFAV]], the [[Science Fiction Association of Victoria]] in [[British Columbia]].  He was [[editor]] of ''[[FTA/Phoenix]]'', its [[clubzine]], in the 1980s.
  
His first publication was his [[perzine]] ''[[Scuttlebutt]]'', which ran for 8 issues in 1981.  He is the only original member of [[e-APA]] still publishing in it.  He compiled the [[Canadian Fancyclopedia]]. From 2000–2009 he edited the [[BCSFA]]'s [[clubzine]], ''[[BCSFAzine]]''. Issue #429 (dated February, 2009) was his last issue as editor.
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His first publication was his [[perzine]] ''[[Scuttlebutt]]'', which ran for eight issues in 1981.  He is the only original member of [[e-APA]] still [[publishing]] in it.  He compiled the [[Canadian Fancyclopedia]]. From 2000–2009 he edited the [[BCSFA]]'s [[clubzine]], ''[[BCSFAzine]]''. Issue #429 (dated February, 2009) was his last issue as editor. He is a member of [[N'APA]] and was a member of [[FHAPA]]..
  
 
He has worked on a variety of [[conventions]], including [[VCON]] and others in the [[Pacific Northwest]].
 
He has worked on a variety of [[conventions]], including [[VCON]] and others in the [[Pacific Northwest]].
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* ''[[The Art of Garthness]]''
 
* ''[[The Art of Garthness]]''
 
* ''[[BCSFAzine]]'' [2000–2009]
 
* ''[[BCSFAzine]]'' [2000–2009]
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* ''[[Brownian Motion (Spencer)]]'' [2023-] (for [[N'APA]])
 
* ''[[Cause Celebre]]''
 
* ''[[Cause Celebre]]''
 
* ''[[The Central Ganglion]]''
 
* ''[[The Central Ganglion]]''
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* ''[[Enter the Lists]]'' [1983]
 
* ''[[Enter the Lists]]'' [1983]
 
* ''[[FTA/Phoenix]]'' [1980s]
 
* ''[[FTA/Phoenix]]'' [1980s]
*''[[I Guess You Had to Be There]]''
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* ''[[I Guess You Had to Be There]]''
 
* ''[[Maple Leaf Rag]]''
 
* ''[[Maple Leaf Rag]]''
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* ''[[Much Binding on the Marsh]]'' [1988-] (for [[FHAPA]])
 
* ''[[One Swell Foop]]''
 
* ''[[One Swell Foop]]''
 
* ''[[The Royal Swiss Navy Gazette]]''
 
* ''[[The Royal Swiss Navy Gazette]]''
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* 1999 -- [[CUFF]]
 
* 1999 -- [[CUFF]]
 
* 2006 -- [[Aurora Award]] for Fanzine for ''[[Royal Swiss Navy Gazette]]''
 
* 2006 -- [[Aurora Award]] for Fanzine for ''[[Royal Swiss Navy Gazette]]''
* 2011 -- [[Fanzine Fanac Awards Society]] award for Best Canadian [[Fan Writer]]
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* 2011 -- [[Faned Award]] for Best Canadian [[Fan Writer]]
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* 2022 -- [[CGoH]] at [[Corflu 39]]
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* 2023 -- [[CUFF]]
  
 
{{person | born=1957}}
 
{{person | born=1957}}
 
[[Category:canada]]
 
[[Category:canada]]
 
[[Category:fan]]
 
[[Category:fan]]

Latest revision as of 10:36, 14 July 2023

(January 5, 1957 –)

Garth Spencer is a Canadian fan who entered fandom in the late 1970s by joining SFAV, the Science Fiction Association of Victoria in British Columbia. He was editor of FTA/Phoenix, its clubzine, in the 1980s.

His first publication was his perzine Scuttlebutt, which ran for eight issues in 1981. He is the only original member of e-APA still publishing in it. He compiled the Canadian Fancyclopedia. From 2000–2009 he edited the BCSFA's clubzine, BCSFAzine. Issue #429 (dated February, 2009) was his last issue as editor. He is a member of N'APA and was a member of FHAPA..

He has worked on a variety of conventions, including VCON and others in the Pacific Northwest.

He currently lives in Vancouver.

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Awards, Honors and GoHships:


Person 1957
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