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He wrote ''[[Timeless Sands]] -- a History of Science Fiction Fandom in New Zealand'' and edited ''[[AOTEARAPA]] -- The First 10 Years Anthology''. He was a founder of the [[Auckland SF Foundation]] and [[Martian Way Press]]. | He wrote ''[[Timeless Sands]] -- a History of Science Fiction Fandom in New Zealand'' and edited ''[[AOTEARAPA]] -- The First 10 Years Anthology''. He was a founder of the [[Auckland SF Foundation]] and [[Martian Way Press]]. | ||
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Revision as of 23:19, 18 February 2020
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Nigel Rowe is a New Zealand-born fanzine fan and conrunning fan living in Chicago. He worked on a variety of regionals in New Zealand and the UK (including chairing Orcon '85), mostly in the 80s and 90s. He has been a member of the National Association of SF (NASF) National Committee, the Auckland University SF Society (AUSFS), fwa, and FWUK. He ran for FFANZ in 1983.
He wrote Timeless Sands -- a History of Science Fiction Fandom in New Zealand and edited AOTEARAPA -- The First 10 Years Anthology. He was a founder of the Auckland SF Foundation and Martian Way Press.
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Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1985 -- FFANZ winner
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