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| − | '''Steven John Davidson''', a [[New Hampshire]] [[fan]] active since the 1970s, acquired the then-moribund ''[[Amazing Stories]]'' in 2012, reviving it first as an online [[fanzine]], then with ebook and webzine issues, and ultimately, with help from Kickstarter, as a print magazine in August 2018. He also revived '''Experimenter Publishing Company''', a [[Hugo Gernsback]] company, and | + | '''Steven John Davidson''', a [[New Hampshire]] [[fan]] active since the 1970s, acquired the then-moribund ''[[Amazing Stories]]'' in 2012, reviving it first as an online [[fanzine]], then with ebook and webzine issues, and ultimately, with help from Kickstarter, as a print magazine in August 2018. He also revived '''Experimenter Publishing Company''', a [[Hugo Gernsback]] company, and published ''Amazing'' anthologies and [[books]], until stepping down in November 2022. |
| − | {{SFE|name=davidson_steve}} | + | {{SFE|name=davidson_steve}}. |
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Revision as of 02:09, 5 November 2022
(1958 –)
Steven John Davidson, a New Hampshire fan active since the 1970s, acquired the then-moribund Amazing Stories in 2012, reviving it first as an online fanzine, then with ebook and webzine issues, and ultimately, with help from Kickstarter, as a print magazine in August 2018. He also revived Experimenter Publishing Company, a Hugo Gernsback company, and published Amazing anthologies and books, until stepping down in November 2022.
Entry in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction.
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