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Gilgames is short for Premios Gilgames de Narrativa Fantastica, the Spanish equivalent of the [[Locus Award]]. | Gilgames is short for Premios Gilgames de Narrativa Fantastica, the Spanish equivalent of the [[Locus Award]]. | ||
| − | The awards were created in | + | The awards were created in 1984 in Spain by [[Alejo Cuervo]], a Spanish [[fan]], and named for the bookstore and [[newszine]], ''[[Gilgames]]''. |
Like the [[Locus Award]] in the United States, the Gilgames Award is given each year in a variety of categories. | Like the [[Locus Award]] in the United States, the Gilgames Award is given each year in a variety of categories. | ||
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[[Category:europe]] | [[Category:europe]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:22, 22 December 2019
Gilgames is short for Premios Gilgames de Narrativa Fantastica, the Spanish equivalent of the Locus Award.
The awards were created in 1984 in Spain by Alejo Cuervo, a Spanish fan, and named for the bookstore and newszine, Gilgames.
Like the Locus Award in the United States, the Gilgames Award is given each year in a variety of categories.
| Award | 1984— |
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