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She’s also a [[pro]], author of several [[sf]] novels. Linda is married to [[Ron Bushyager]]. | She’s also a [[pro]], author of several [[sf]] novels. Linda is married to [[Ron Bushyager]]. | ||
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Revision as of 19:42, 28 November 2022
(September 8, 1947 – )
Linda Eyster Bushyager is a long-time Philadelphia fan now living in Las Vegas. She is primarily known for publishing the genzine Granfalloon (1968 – 1976) and the newszine Karass (1973 – 1974). She was one of the founders of the Carnegie Mellon SF Club and then was one of the Founding Mothers of WPSFA in the ’60s.
She is currently a member of Snaffu and was part of the Corflu 4 committee. Along with Linda Lounsbury, she revised Bob Tucker's Neo Fan's Guide in the mid-’70s. She edited the MidAmeriCon newsletter, Bullsheet and the fanzine Duprass.
She’s also a pro, author of several sf novels. Linda is married to Ron Bushyager.
- Bullsheet [1976] (with Jeff May)
- Duprass [mid-80s] (with Leslie Smith)
- Granfalloon [1968-76]
- Karass [1974-78]
- Neo Fan's Guide [early 70s] (one edition)
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1972 -- 1972 Best Fanzine Hugo nominee
- 1973 -- 1973 Best Fanzine Hugo nominee
- 1975 -- BYOB-Con 5
- 1977 -- PgHLANGE IX
- 1978 -- Paracon I
- 1992 -- Corflu 9
| Person | 1947— |
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