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Latest revision as of 11:14, 17 July 2021
The 1956 Best Fanzine Hugo was presented September 3 at NyCon II. This third year of the Hugos there was for the first time a shortlist of nominees, with the winner selected by voting by the members of the convention.
Winner: Inside and Science Fiction Advertiser ed. by Ron Smith
Runners-up (not in order):
- A Bas by Boyd Raeburn
- Fantasy Times by James V. Taurasi
- Grue by Dean Grennell
- Hyphen by Walt Willis and Chuck Harris
- Oblique by Clifford Gould
- Peon by Charles Lee Riddle
- Psychotic / SF Review by Dick Geis
- Skyhook by Redd Boggs
| 1955 | Best Fanzine Hugo, 1956 Hugos | 1957 | 1956 |
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