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| − | Duntemann | + | '''Jeffrey P. Duntemann''', a [[Phoenix]]-based [[fan]] and [[author]], began to publish [[sf]] with the story, "Our Lady of the Endless Sky", in ''Nova 4'' (1974), edited by [[Harry Harrison]]. |
| − | + | Originally from [[Chicago]], Jeff was one of the organizers of [[General Technics]] in 1975 at [[Windycon II]], and was the first [[editor]] of its [[clubzine]], ''[[PyroTechnics]]''. | |
His Drumlin series, comprising "Drumlin Boiler (April, 2002, in [[Asimov's]]), "Drumlin Circus" (2011) and "On Gossamer Wings" (2011), follows the lives of several hundred passengers and the crew of a broken-down interstellar cruiser, which has been forced to land on an uninhabited planet. "Drumlin Circus" describes the life and crises of a traveling circus; in "On Gossamer Wings", a young girl has a talent for intuiting the inner processes of alien. | His Drumlin series, comprising "Drumlin Boiler (April, 2002, in [[Asimov's]]), "Drumlin Circus" (2011) and "On Gossamer Wings" (2011), follows the lives of several hundred passengers and the crew of a broken-down interstellar cruiser, which has been forced to land on an uninhabited planet. "Drumlin Circus" describes the life and crises of a traveling circus; in "On Gossamer Wings", a young girl has a talent for intuiting the inner processes of alien. | ||
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"The Cunning Blood" (2005) focuses on the uses to which Nanotechnology can be put by the Libertarian inmates of a prison planet. | "The Cunning Blood" (2005) focuses on the uses to which Nanotechnology can be put by the Libertarian inmates of a prison planet. | ||
| − | His sister is | + | His sister is Chicago fan [[Gretchen Roper]]. He is married to Carol Duntemann. |
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| + | *[https://www.contrapositivediary.com/ Weblog.] | ||
| + | *[https://www.duntemann.com Website.] | ||
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* 1984 -- [[Capricon 4]] | * 1984 -- [[Capricon 4]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:17, 28 November 2022
(June 29, 1952 –)
Jeffrey P. Duntemann, a Phoenix-based fan and author, began to publish sf with the story, "Our Lady of the Endless Sky", in Nova 4 (1974), edited by Harry Harrison.
Originally from Chicago, Jeff was one of the organizers of General Technics in 1975 at Windycon II, and was the first editor of its clubzine, PyroTechnics.
His Drumlin series, comprising "Drumlin Boiler (April, 2002, in Asimov's), "Drumlin Circus" (2011) and "On Gossamer Wings" (2011), follows the lives of several hundred passengers and the crew of a broken-down interstellar cruiser, which has been forced to land on an uninhabited planet. "Drumlin Circus" describes the life and crises of a traveling circus; in "On Gossamer Wings", a young girl has a talent for intuiting the inner processes of alien.
"The Cunning Blood" (2005) focuses on the uses to which Nanotechnology can be put by the Libertarian inmates of a prison planet.
His sister is Chicago fan Gretchen Roper. He is married to Carol Duntemann.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1981 -- Best Short Story Hugo nominee
- 1982 -- ConClave VII
- 1984 -- Capricon 4
| Person | 1952— |
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