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*[https://asff.org.au/awards/chandler-award/1997-susan-batho-smith-clarke/ Profile at] [[ASFF]] | *[https://asff.org.au/awards/chandler-award/1997-susan-batho-smith-clarke/ Profile at] [[ASFF]] | ||
*[http://www.nla.gov.au/collect/s-clarke.html Fanzine collection at National Library of Australia] | *[http://www.nla.gov.au/collect/s-clarke.html Fanzine collection at National Library of Australia] | ||
Revision as of 20:59, 22 September 2020
(1953 –)
Australian fan Susan Batho is also known as Sue Smith, SueP Clarke and Susan Smith-Clarke. She has chaired five Medtrek conventions and a Syncon, put out over 400 fanzines (media, fantasy, apas, faanzines and genzines) and organised the occasional club (Fannish & non-fannish).
She won FanQ and ASFMA awards in editing and writing, and has received a Ditmar Award for services to Australian Fandom (1992) and the A. Bertram Chandler Award in 1997. Founder of Astrex.
She worked at Western Sydney University (UWS) and even taught a class in fan studies.
- Beyond Antares
- The Chronicles
- Down Under Express
- Eye of Newt
- Forerunner Quarterly (some issues)
- Girl's Own Fanzine
- The Other Side
- Review Zine
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