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| − | '''Janet Megson Kagan''' | + | '''Janet Megson Kagan''', a [[New York]] [[pro]] and [[fan]], was a member of the [[Fandom at Columbia#Columbia University Science Fiction Society| Columbia University Science Fiction Society]] in the ’60s for which she published ''[[Akos]]''. |
| − | She married fellow fan [[Ricky Kagan]]. | + | She married fellow fan [[Ricky Kagan]]. In the 1970s, she had a constant supply of kittens available for adoption, which [[New York]] [[fandom]] dubbed “Kagan-Kittens.” |
| − | Professionally, she began publishing in 1982 with the story "Faith of the Month" and went on to win the [[1993 Best Novelette Hugo]] for her story "The Nutcracker Coup." Three of her novelettes, "The Nutcracker Coup," "Getting the Bugs Out," and "The Loch Moose Monster" also won the [[Asimov's Reader Poll | + | Professionally, she began publishing in 1982 with the story "Faith of the Month" and went on to win the [[1993 Best Novelette Hugo]] for her story "The Nutcracker Coup." Three of her novelettes, "The Nutcracker Coup," "Getting the Bugs Out," and "The Loch Moose Monster" also won the ''[[Asimov's]]'' Reader Poll. |
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Revision as of 17:23, 1 June 2021
(April 18, 1946 – March 1, 2008)
Janet Megson Kagan, a New York pro and fan, was a member of the Columbia University Science Fiction Society in the ’60s for which she published Akos.
She married fellow fan Ricky Kagan. In the 1970s, she had a constant supply of kittens available for adoption, which New York fandom dubbed “Kagan-Kittens.”
Professionally, she began publishing in 1982 with the story "Faith of the Month" and went on to win the 1993 Best Novelette Hugo for her story "The Nutcracker Coup." Three of her novelettes, "The Nutcracker Coup," "Getting the Bugs Out," and "The Loch Moose Monster" also won the Asimov's Reader Poll.
Entry in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1991 -- Context IV
- 1993 -- Best Novelette Hugo
- 1994 -- Contradiction 14
| Person | 1946—2008 |
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