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| − | He was editor of the fanzine ''[[Mota]]'' (which received a nomination for the [[1979 Best Fanzine Hugo]]) and collector. He was the 1979 [[TAFF]] winner. Shortly before his death, Hughes endowed a science fiction collection at the Windsor (MO) Public Library. He was Assistant Editor of ''[[Science-Fiction Five-Yearly]]'' in 1976 and at the time of his death he was working with [[Jeff Schalles]] and [[Geri Sullivan]] as editor of ''[[Science-Fiction Five-Yearly]] #11''. He also published a [[FAPAzine]], ''[[Seeds & Stems]]''. | + | He was editor of the fanzine ''[[Mota]]'' (which received a nomination for the [[1979 Best Fanzine Hugo]]) and collector. He was the 1979 [[TAFF]] winner. Shortly before his death, Hughes endowed a science fiction collection at the Windsor (MO) Public Library. He was Assistant Editor of ''[[Science-Fiction Five-Yearly]]'' in 1976 and at the time of his death he was working with [[Jeff Schalles]] and [[Geri Sullivan]] as editor of ''[[Science-Fiction Five-Yearly]] #11''. He was a member of [[APA APA]] and also published a [[FAPAzine]], ''[[Seeds & Stems]]''. |
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Latest revision as of 17:32, 2 April 2024
(1950 -- November 14, 2001)
He was editor of the fanzine Mota (which received a nomination for the 1979 Best Fanzine Hugo) and collector. He was the 1979 TAFF winner. Shortly before his death, Hughes endowed a science fiction collection at the Windsor (MO) Public Library. He was Assistant Editor of Science-Fiction Five-Yearly in 1976 and at the time of his death he was working with Jeff Schalles and Geri Sullivan as editor of Science-Fiction Five-Yearly #11. He was a member of APA APA and also published a FAPAzine, Seeds & Stems.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1978 -- AutoClave 3
- 1979 -- TAFF, Best Fanzine Hugo nominee
| Person | 1950—2001 |
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