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Revision as of 11:43, 21 August 2022
(1940 -- August 17, 2022)
Author and sf critic Alexei Panshin is a former fan.
His first published novel, Rite of Passage (1968), won the Nebula Award for Best Novel in 1969. Other SF novels include Star Well (1968), The Thurb Revolution (1968), and Masque World (1969).
His critical works include Heinlein in Dimension (1968), SF in Dimension (1976), and The World Beyond the Hill (1989), written with his wife Cory. A collection of his short fiction is Farewell to Yesterday's Tomorrow (1975). He was GoH at Prunecon in 1978.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1967 -- 1967 Best Fan Writer Hugo
- 1968 -- 1968 Best Fan Writer Hugo nominee
- 1969 -- 1969 Best Novel Hugo nominee, Nebula
- 1990 -- 1990 Best Non-Fiction Book Hugo for The World Beyond the Hill
| Person | 1940—2022 |
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