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science fiction awards database

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2005
Big Heart Award 2006 — winner

2002
Forry Award 2002 — winner

2001
World Fantasy Awards 2002 — life achievement — winner

1998
First Fandom Hall of Fame Award 1999 — Moskowitz Archive Award — winner

1996
Bram Stoker Awards 1997 — life achievement — winner

1995
Worldcon Special Convention Award 1996 — winner

1994
I-CON Award 1995 — Gallun Award — winner

1981
A Reference Guide to American Science Fiction Films, Vol. 1 (by A. W. Strickland & FJA) • nonfiction • T.I.S. Publications
awards:
• Locus Awards 1982 — related nonfiction book — 20th place

1973
First Fandom Hall of Fame Award 1974 — winner
“The Shortest S-F Story Ever Told ” • Vertex Jun 1973
anthologies:
• Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow..., ed. Bonnie L. Heintz, Frank Herbert, Donald A. Joos & Jane Agorn McGee, Holt, Rinehart & Winston 1974

1952
Hugo Awards 1953 — #1 fan personality — winner

1950
“The Mute Question ” • Other Worlds Science Stories Sep 1950
anthologies:
• Mutants, ed. Robert Silverberg, Nelson Doubleday 1974

1945
Retro Hugo Awards 1996 — fan writer — winner
Voice of the Imagi-Nation
awards:
• Retro Hugo Awards 1996 — fanzine — winner

1944
Voice of the Imagi-Nation (by FJA & Myrtle R. Douglas)
awards:
• Retro Hugo Awards 2020 — fanzine — winner

1943
Retro Hugo Awards 2019 — fan writer — winner
Voice of the Imagi-Nation (by FJA & Myrtle Douglas)
awards:
• Retro Hugo Awards 2019 — fanzine — nomination

1942
Retro Hugo Awards 2018 — fan writer — winner
Voice of the Imagi-Nation (by FJA & Morojo)
awards:
• Retro Hugo Awards 2018 — fanzine — nomination

1940
Retro Hugo Awards 2016 — fan writer — nomination
Novacious (by FJA & Morojo)
awards:
• Retro Hugo Awards 2016 — fanzine — nomination
Voice of the Imagi-Nation (by FJA & Morojo)
awards:
• Retro Hugo Awards 2016 — fanzine — nomination

1938
Retro Hugo Awards 2014 — fan writer — nomination
Imagination! (by FJA, Morojo & T. Bruce Yerke)
awards:
• Retro Hugo Awards 2014 — fanzine — winner



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