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(March 23, 1959 – September 18, 2022)
Maureen K. Speller was an SF book reviewer, writer, editor, and librarian. She was probably best known as a fanwriter and fanzine publisher, but served in numerous convention committees.
She was a member of the following apas: Acnestis (founder and OE), Prophecy, The Secret Garden, ANZAPA, TurboAPA. She was a member of BSFA and was Administrator and edited some issues of Vector. She was a Rotsler Award judge, 2004–6.
Fellow fan Paul Kincaid was her partner from 1986 until her death (they married in 1993). She worked for WritersServices as a freelance editor.
- Bumper Snuffkin
- Snufkin's Bum
- Snufkin Goes West
- Steam Engine Time (with Paul Kincaid and Bruce Gillespie)
- Taffkin's Bum
- Vector (some issues)
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1996 -- Evolution
- 1998 -- 1998 TAFF Race winner, Nova Award for Best Fan Writer
- 2022 -- Karl Edward Wagner Award
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