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| − | Bronzed Lemon spoof awards (after [[L. Ron Hubbard]], [[pulp sf]] writer who invented [the word is chosen with care here] the "science" of Dianetics and religion of Scientology) for the Worst [[SF]] Novel, Worst [[SF]] Film, Worst Contribution to [[SF]], etc., given by the former [[British Columbia Science Fiction Association]] (now [[West Coast Science Fiction Association]]) at their annual [[SF convention]] [[V-Con]] beginning at [[V-Con 1]] in | + | Bronzed Lemon spoof awards (after [[L. Ron Hubbard]], [[pulp sf]] writer who invented [the word is chosen with care here] the "science" of Dianetics and religion of Scientology) for the Worst [[SF]] Novel, Worst [[SF]] Film, Worst Contribution to [[SF]], etc., given by the former [[British Columbia Science Fiction Association]] (now [[West Coast Science Fiction Association]]) at their annual [[SF convention]] [[V-Con]] beginning at [[V-Con 1]] in 1971. [[John Norman]] (of [[Gor]] novels fame) had won 15 Elrons as of 1995. |
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Latest revision as of 09:25, 22 December 2019
Bronzed Lemon spoof awards (after L. Ron Hubbard, pulp sf writer who invented [the word is chosen with care here] the "science" of Dianetics and religion of Scientology) for the Worst SF Novel, Worst SF Film, Worst Contribution to SF, etc., given by the former British Columbia Science Fiction Association (now West Coast Science Fiction Association) at their annual SF convention V-Con beginning at V-Con 1 in 1971. John Norman (of Gor novels fame) had won 15 Elrons as of 1995.
| Year | Worst Novel | Worst Movie | Worst Contribution to SF |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1971 | I Will Fear no Evil by Robert Heinlein | Beneath the Planet of the Apes | |
| 1974 | Chariot of the Gods | Starlost | Roger Elwood, Jerry Pournelle |
| Award | 1971— |
| This is an award page. If you know something about it, such as who awarded it, who the winners were, what the criteria were, and when it was awarded, please add it! See Standards for Awards. |
