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SF fan Suzanne V. ('''Suzle''') Tompkins has been active in fandom since discovering it 1967 when she attended [[NyCon3]].  She lives in [[Seattle]] and has been quite active in both [[fanzine fandom]] and [[con-running|con-running fandom]].   
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[[SF]] [[fan]] '''Suzanne V. Tompkins''' (aka '''Suzle''') has been active in fandom since discovering it 1967 when she attended [[NyCon3]].  She lives in [[Seattle]] and has been quite active in both [[fanzine fandom]] and [[con-running|con-running fandom]].   
  
She was nominated for the [[1977 Best Fanzine Hugo]] (for ''[[The Spanish Inquisition]]'') and the [[1991 Best Fanzine Hugo]] (for ''[[Mainstream]]'') and has also published ''[[Littlebrook]]''  (all three co-edited with husband [[Jerry Kaufman]].She published ''[[Imryrr]]'' with [[Ginjer Buchanan]].
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She was nominated for the [[1977 Best Fanzine Hugo]] (for ''[[The Spanish Inquisition]]'') and the [[1991 Best Fanzine Hugo]] (for ''[[Mainstream]]'') and has also published ''[[Littlebrook]]''  (all three co-[[edited]] with her husband, [[Jerry Kaufman]]). She published ''[[Imryrr]]'' with [[Ginjer Buchanan]].
  
Con Committees: Potlatches in Seattle, [[Corflu 5]] (1988), [[Corflatch]] ([[Corflu 17]], 2000). Co-Chair: [[Potlatch 19]] (2010).
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[[Con Committees]]: [[Potlatch]]es in Seattle, [[Corflu 5]] (1988), [[Corflatch]] ([[Corflu 17]], 2000). Co-[[Chair]]: [[Potlatch 19]] (2010).
  
 
She was one of the [[Founding Mothers]] of [[WPSFA]] ([[Pittsburgh]]).
 
She was one of the [[Founding Mothers]] of [[WPSFA]] ([[Pittsburgh]]).
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Revision as of 16:14, 16 January 2021

(1948 –)

SF fan Suzanne V. Tompkins (aka Suzle) has been active in fandom since discovering it 1967 when she attended NyCon3. She lives in Seattle and has been quite active in both fanzine fandom and con-running fandom.

She was nominated for the 1977 Best Fanzine Hugo (for The Spanish Inquisition) and the 1991 Best Fanzine Hugo (for Mainstream) and has also published Littlebrook (all three co-edited with her husband, Jerry Kaufman). She published Imryrr with Ginjer Buchanan.

Con Committees: Potlatches in Seattle, Corflu 5 (1988), Corflatch (Corflu 17, 2000). Co-Chair: Potlatch 19 (2010).

She was one of the Founding Mothers of WPSFA (Pittsburgh).

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