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Revision as of 13:41, 11 September 2023
(December 9, 1952 – )
Nicki Lynch is a long-time SF fan living in the Baltiwash area. She and her husband, Rich Lynch, edited Mimosa (1982–2003), a popular fanzine with a fanhistory theme.
The couple, collectively nicknamed The Lynchii, formerly lived in Chattanooga, TN, where they edited Chat (1977–81). They published A Mimosa Fanthology and A Mimosa Fanthology Part 2. They edited the NorthAmeriCon Nebula (the convention newsletter of the 1979 NASFiC, NorthAmeriCon).
Nicki has been a member of WSFA and the Southern Fandom Confederation and used to be a member of Chattanooga Science Fiction Association. She has been a member of SAPS (former OE), SFPA and Myriad (Galactic Hitch Hiker).
She enjoys quilting.
- Chat (with Dick Lynch) [1977–81]
- Eureka! [1984-86]
- The Little Gazette
- Mimosa (with Dick Lynch) [1982–2003]
- Singing the Soul Home (for KAPA)
- Vanish With the Rose (for KAPA)
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
Mimosa won six Best Fanzine Hugos (in 1992–94, 1997–98 and 2003) and was nominated a total of 14 times (1991–2004).
- 1980 -- Roc*Kon 5 (with Dick Lynch)
- 1981 -- Rebel Award (with Dick Lynch)
- 1986 -- Rivercon XI (with Dick Lynch)
- 1990 -- Sci-Con, Chattacon XV (with Dick Lynch)
- 1999 -- Conucopia (with Dick Lynch)
- 2002 -- DeepSouthCon 40 (with Dick Lynch)
| Person | 1952— |
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