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{{fanzines}} | {{fanzines}} | ||
* ''[[Janus]]'' | * ''[[Janus]]'' | ||
| − | *''[[What Spare Time?!]]'' | + | * ''[[What Spare Time?!]]'' |
| − | *''[[Cube]]'' | + | * ''[[Cube]]'' |
| − | *''[[Remembering Vonda]]'' | + | * ''[[Obsessions (Gomoll)]]'' (for [[A Women's Apa]]) |
| − | *''[[Six Shooter]]'' | + | * ''[[Remembering Vonda]]'' |
| + | * ''[[Six Shooter]]'' | ||
* ''[[Whimsey]]'' | * ''[[Whimsey]]'' | ||
| − | *''[[Sisters]]'' | + | * ''[[Sisters]]'' |
| − | *''[[Space Babe Coloring Book]]'' | + | * ''[[Space Babe Coloring Book]]'' |
| − | *''[[The Catcher of the Rye]]'' [1982] | + | * ''[[The Catcher of the Rye]]'' [1982] |
* ''[[Jgtaff]]'' | * ''[[Jgtaff]]'' | ||
*''[[Taffiles]]'' | *''[[Taffiles]]'' | ||
{{recognition}} | {{recognition}} | ||
| − | * 1978 -- [[1978 | + | * 1978 -- [[1978 Best Fanzine Hugo]] and [[1978 Best Fan Artist Hugo]] nominee |
| − | * 1979 -- [[ArmadilloCon 1]], [[1979 | + | * 1979 -- [[ArmadilloCon 1]], [[1979 Best Fanzine Hugo]] nominee |
| − | * 1980 -- [[1980 | + | * 1980 -- [[1980 Best Fanzine Hugo]] and [[1980 Best Fan Artist Hugo]] nominee |
| − | * 1992 -- [[1992 | + | * 1992 -- [[1992 Best Non-Fiction Book Hugo]] nominee |
* 1979 -- [[ArmadilloCon 1]], [[FAAn Award]] for Best Fan Editor | * 1979 -- [[ArmadilloCon 1]], [[FAAn Award]] for Best Fan Editor | ||
* 1980 -- [[AutoClave 4]], [[Aquacon I]], [[FAAn Award]] for Best Fan Editor | * 1980 -- [[AutoClave 4]], [[Aquacon I]], [[FAAn Award]] for Best Fan Editor | ||
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* 2014 -- '''[[Loncon 3]]''' | * 2014 -- '''[[Loncon 3]]''' | ||
* 2017 -- [[Rotsler Award]] | * 2017 -- [[Rotsler Award]] | ||
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{{person| born=????}} | {{person| born=????}} | ||
[[Category:fan]] | [[Category:fan]] | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
Revision as of 19:01, 17 January 2021
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Jeanne Gomoll discovered fandom in 1974 in Madison, WI.
She was one of the creators of the feminist fanzine Janus and of WisCon (she chaired WisCon 20 and WisCon 30 as well as Corflu 10). She was a member of SF3 and served as President. She has been a judge for the Tiptree Award for many years. She won TAFF in 1987 and was TAFF administrator through 1989 and published Taffiles.
Other fanzines included Janus, What Spare Time?!, Cube, Remembering Vonda, Six Shooter, Whimsey, Sisters, The Catcher of the Rye [1982], and Jgtaff. She was a member of the Women's APA, Cascade Regional APA, ANZAPA, TurboAPA, and Intercourse.
Professionally, she is a graphic designer.
- Janus
- What Spare Time?!
- Cube
- Obsessions (for A Women's Apa)
- Remembering Vonda
- Six Shooter
- Whimsey
- Sisters
- Space Babe Coloring Book
- The Catcher of the Rye [1982]
- Jgtaff
- Taffiles
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1978 -- 1978 Best Fanzine Hugo and 1978 Best Fan Artist Hugo nominee
- 1979 -- ArmadilloCon 1, 1979 Best Fanzine Hugo nominee
- 1980 -- 1980 Best Fanzine Hugo and 1980 Best Fan Artist Hugo nominee
- 1992 -- 1992 Best Non-Fiction Book Hugo nominee
- 1979 -- ArmadilloCon 1, FAAn Award for Best Fan Editor
- 1980 -- AutoClave 4, Aquacon I, FAAn Award for Best Fan Editor
- 1987 -- TAFF winner
- 1989 -- Corflu 6
- 1992 -- ReinCONation 2
- 2000 -- WisCon 24
- 2011 -- Apollocon 2011, Thomas D. Clareson Award
- 2014 -- Loncon 3
- 2017 -- Rotsler Award
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