2000 FAAn Awards

The 2000 FAAn Awards were presented on March 5, 2000 by Administrator Andy Hooper at Corflu 17, Corflatch, in Seattle, WA.

Best Fanzine	Votes
Trap Door edited by Robert Lichtman	44
Bento edited by David Levine and Kate Yule	41
Plokta edited by Steve Davies, Alison Scott and Mike Scott	40
Never Quite Arriving edited by Christina Lake	35
Banana Wings edited by Claire Brialey and Mark Plummer	22
Mainstream edited by Jerry Kaufman and Suzanne Tompkins	17
Barmaid edited by Yvonne Rowse	16
Challenger edited by Guy Lillian	16
File 770 edited by Mike Glyer	13
Did I say that out loud? edited by Debbi Kerr	11
Crifanac edited by Ken Forman and Arnie Katz	9
Quant Suff edited by Joyce Katz	8
Twink edited by E. B. Frohvet	7
Idiosyncracy edited by Dave Hicks	6
Ethel the Aardvark edited by Paul Ewins	5
Chronicles of the Dawn Patrol edited by Roger Tener	5
Fandom Guardian edited by Dave Hicks	5
Nova Express edited by Lawrence Person	5
Crawdaddy! edited by Paul Williams	4
Quipu edited by Vicki Rosenzweig	4
The Knarley Knews edited by Henry Welch	3
MSFire edited by Lloyd Daub	3
Opuntia edited by Dale Speirs	3
The Reluctant Famulus edited by Thomas D. Sadler	3
Squib edited by Victor Gonzalez	3
Tangent edited by Dave Truesdale	3
Devniad edited by Bob Devney	1
Locus edited by Charles N. Brown	1
Mimosa edited by Rich and Nikki Lynch	1
Outworlds edited by Bill Bowers	1

Number 1 Fan Face
Robert Lichtman
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.

1999 FAAn Awards<——>2001 FAAn Awards