Difference between revisions of "Nick Pollotta"
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An [[American]] [[fan]] and [[pro writer]] who was a big part of the [[Philadelphia in '86]] [[Worldcon bid]], helping publicize it with a series of comedy tape recordings about Phil A. Delphia, fannish Secret Agent 86. | An [[American]] [[fan]] and [[pro writer]] who was a big part of the [[Philadelphia in '86]] [[Worldcon bid]], helping publicize it with a series of comedy tape recordings about Phil A. Delphia, fannish Secret Agent 86. | ||
| − | In his professional career, he published 54 novels, many under the [[house | + | In his professional career, he published 54 novels, many under the [[house pseudonym]]s of [[James Aaxler]] and [[Don Pendleton]]. |
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Revision as of 14:37, 5 February 2020
(August 26, 1954 -- April 13, 2013)
An American fan and pro writer who was a big part of the Philadelphia in '86 Worldcon bid, helping publicize it with a series of comedy tape recordings about Phil A. Delphia, fannish Secret Agent 86.
In his professional career, he published 54 novels, many under the house pseudonyms of James Aaxler and Don Pendleton.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 2006 -- Capricon 26
- 2004 -- Capclave 2004
| Person | 1954—2013 |
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