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| − | James White was born and lived in [[Belfast]], working as a publicity officer for Short Bros., though he grew up in [[Canada]]. He was married to [[Peggy White]]. He was an active fan, one of the [[Wheels of IF]] and a member of the [[Belfast Triangle]], working on both ''[[Slant]]'' and ''[[Hyphen]]''. He helped design the [[Tucker Hotel]] and was one of | + | James White was born and lived in [[Belfast]], working as a publicity officer for Short Bros., though he grew up in [[Canada]]. He was married to [[Peggy White]]. He was an active fan, one of the [[Wheels of IF]] and a member of the [[Belfast Triangle]], working on both ''[[Slant]]'' and ''[[Hyphen]]''. He helped design the [[Tucker Hotel]] and was one of the best [[Ghoodminton]] players the world has ever seen. He co-authored ''[[Beyond the Enchanted Duplicator ... To the Enchanted Convention]]'' with [[Walt Willis]]. He also had a successful career as a [[science fiction]] writer. |
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Revision as of 13:51, 22 January 2020
(7 April 1928 -- 23 August 1999)
James White was born and lived in Belfast, working as a publicity officer for Short Bros., though he grew up in Canada. He was married to Peggy White. He was an active fan, one of the Wheels of IF and a member of the Belfast Triangle, working on both Slant and Hyphen. He helped design the Tucker Hotel and was one of the best Ghoodminton players the world has ever seen. He co-authored Beyond the Enchanted Duplicator ... To the Enchanted Convention with Walt Willis. He also had a successful career as a science fiction writer.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1951 -- Best Fan Writer Retro Hugo and Best Fan Artist Retro Hugo nominee
- 1954 -- Best Fan Writer Retro Hugo nominee
- 1968 -- London Minicon
- 1971 -- Novacon 1
- 1975 -- SfanCon 6
- 1978 -- Faircon-78
- 1981 -- Lunacon 24
- 1983 -- Albacon II
- 1984 -- SfanCon 14
- 1985 -- Doc Weir Award
- 1992 -- ReinCONation 2
- 1995 -- Beneluxcon 21
- 1996 -- L.A.Con III
- 1998 -- MeCon 1, Skylark Award
- 1999 -- Octocon Lite
- 2000 -- James White Award created
| Person | Website | 1928—1999 |
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