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| − | Tom Whitmore | + | '''Tom Whitmore''', a [[BArea]] [[fan]], [[co-chaired]] [[ConJose]], the 2002 [[Worldcon]], and was [[Fan GoH]] at [[Denvention 3]], the 2008 [[Worldcon]]. He also [[chaired]] [[Potlatch 2]] and [[Smofcon 2]] and has worked on a great many [[Worldcons]] and [[regionals]]. |
| − | He is a [[fanhistorian]] and has published works such as 1991's ''[[A Fan's Christmas in Ireland]]''. | + | He ran for [[DUFF]] in 1987. He was a member of the [[Little Men]] and [[APA-Q]]. He was a reviewer for ''[[Locus]]''. He is a [[fanhistorian]] and has [[published]] works such as 1991's ''[[A Fan's Christmas in Ireland]]''. |
| − | + | Tom spent more than 30 years as a partner in ''[[Other Change of Hobbit]]'' book store in Berkeley, a gathering place for people who read and write [[SF]] and [[fantasy]]. | |
| − | In 1996, Tom relocated to [[Seattle]], where he studied massage and helped start one of the nation's first co-housing communities in West Seattle. He currently lives in [[Seattle]] with his partner, [[Karen G. Anderson]] (not to be confused with [[Karen Anderson]]). | + | Whitmore was born in [[Washington, D.C.]] and grew up in the [[San Francisco Bay area]]. He attended U.C. Berkeley, graduated with a degree in zoology, and then went into the [[book]] business. In 1996, Tom relocated to [[Seattle]], where he studied massage and helped start one of the nation's first co-housing communities in West Seattle. He is a Morris dancer. He currently lives in [[Seattle]] with his partner, [[Karen G. Anderson]] (not to be confused with [[Karen Anderson]]). |
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| + | * fanac.org YouTube Video: [https://youtu.be/PWEWPfeLnIw APAs Everywhere] | ||
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* 1999 -- [[Boskone 26]] | * 1999 -- [[Boskone 26]] | ||
* 2006 -- [[Capclave 2006]] | * 2006 -- [[Capclave 2006]] | ||
| + | * 2008 -- '''[[Denvention 3]]''' | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:57, 17 March 2024
(1953 – )
Tom Whitmore, a BArea fan, co-chaired ConJosé, the 2002 Worldcon, and was Fan GoH at Denvention 3, the 2008 Worldcon. He also chaired Potlatch 2 and Smofcon 2 and has worked on a great many Worldcons and regionals.
He ran for DUFF in 1987. He was a member of the Little Men and APA-Q. He was a reviewer for Locus. He is a fanhistorian and has published works such as 1991's A Fan's Christmas in Ireland.
Tom spent more than 30 years as a partner in Other Change of Hobbit book store in Berkeley, a gathering place for people who read and write SF and fantasy.
Whitmore was born in Washington, D.C. and grew up in the San Francisco Bay area. He attended U.C. Berkeley, graduated with a degree in zoology, and then went into the book business. In 1996, Tom relocated to Seattle, where he studied massage and helped start one of the nation's first co-housing communities in West Seattle. He is a Morris dancer. He currently lives in Seattle with his partner, Karen G. Anderson (not to be confused with Karen Anderson).
- fanac.org YouTube Video: APAs Everywhere
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1983 -- Westerchron
- 1987 -- Loscon XIV
- 1999 -- Boskone 26
- 2006 -- Capclave 2006
- 2008 -- Denvention 3
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