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| − | '''Susan Batho''' is also known as '''Sue Smith, SueP Clarke''' and '''Susan Smith Clarke'''. She has chaired five [[Medtrek]] [[conventions]] and a [[Syncon]], put out over 400 [[fanzines]] ([[media]], [[fantasy]], [[apas]], [[faan]]zines and [[genzines]]) and organised the occasional [[club]] ([[Fannish]] & non-fannish). | + | [[Australian]] [[fan]] '''Susan Batho''' is also known as '''Sue Smith, SueP Clarke''' and '''Susan Smith-Clarke'''. She has chaired five [[Medtrek]] [[conventions]] and a [[Syncon]], put out over 400 [[fanzines]] ([[media]], [[fantasy]], [[apas]], [[faan]]zines and [[genzines]]) and organised the occasional [[club]] ([[Fannish]] & non-fannish). She was a member of the [[Sydney Science Fiction Foundation]]. |
| − | She won [[FanQ]] and [[ASFMA]] awards in editing and writing, and has received a [[Ditmar Award]] for services to [[Australian]] [[Fandom]] (1992) and the [[A. Bertram Chandler Award]] in 1997. Founder of [[Astrex]]. | + | She won [[FanQ]] and [[ASFMA]] awards in editing and writing, and has received a [[Ditmar Award]] for services to [[Australian]] [[Fandom]] (1992) and the [[A. Bertram Chandler Award]] in 1997. Founder of [[Astrex]]. She is married to fellow [[fan]] [[Ron Clarke]]. |
She worked at Western Sydney University (UWS) and even taught a class in fan studies. | She worked at Western Sydney University (UWS) and even taught a class in fan studies. | ||
{{fanzines}} | {{fanzines}} | ||
| + | * ''[[Ark]]'' (with [[Ron Clarke]]) | ||
* ''[[Beyond Antares]]'' | * ''[[Beyond Antares]]'' | ||
* ''[[The Chronicles]]'' | * ''[[The Chronicles]]'' | ||
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* ''[[Girl's Own Fanzine]]'' | * ''[[Girl's Own Fanzine]]'' | ||
* ''[[The Other Side]]'' | * ''[[The Other Side]]'' | ||
| + | * ''[[Penultimate Blimp]]'' (with [[Ron Clarke]]) | ||
* ''[[Review Zine]]'' | * ''[[Review Zine]]'' | ||
| + | * ''[[The Wedding]]'' [1973] (with Ron Clarke) | ||
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| + | ===More reading:=== | ||
| + | * [https://asff.org.au/awards/chandler-award/1997-susan-batho-smith-clarke/ Profile at] [[ASFF]] | ||
| + | * [https://www.nla.gov.au/collect/s-clarke.html Fanzine collection at National Library of Australia] | ||
{{person | born=1953}} | {{person | born=1953}} | ||
[[Category:australia]] | [[Category:australia]] | ||
[[Category:fan]] | [[Category:fan]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:56, 29 November 2022
(1953 –)
Australian fan Susan Batho is also known as Sue Smith, SueP Clarke and Susan Smith-Clarke. She has chaired five Medtrek conventions and a Syncon, put out over 400 fanzines (media, fantasy, apas, faanzines and genzines) and organised the occasional club (Fannish & non-fannish). She was a member of the Sydney Science Fiction Foundation.
She won FanQ and ASFMA awards in editing and writing, and has received a Ditmar Award for services to Australian Fandom (1992) and the A. Bertram Chandler Award in 1997. Founder of Astrex. She is married to fellow fan Ron Clarke.
She worked at Western Sydney University (UWS) and even taught a class in fan studies.
- Ark (with Ron Clarke)
- Beyond Antares
- The Chronicles
- Down Under Express
- Eye of Newt
- Forerunner Quarterly (some issues)
- Girl's Own Fanzine
- The Other Side
- Penultimate Blimp (with Ron Clarke)
- Review Zine
- The Wedding [1973] (with Ron Clarke)
More reading:[edit]
| Person | 1953— |
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