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| − | British SF publisher and critic, owner of | + | British [[SF]] publisher and [[critic]], owner of '''Wizard's Tower Press''' and editor of [[Salon Futura]] magazine. Formerly publisher of the [[fanzine]] ''[[Emerald City]]'', which ran from September 1995 to Oct/Nov, 2006, and won the [[Hugo Award]] for Best Fanzine in 2004. |
| − | Cheryl was for a time active in [[World Science Fiction Society]] (WSFS) administration. She served as Secretary for the WSFS Business Meeting at Chicon 2000. She is one of several contributors to the | + | Cheryl was for a time active in [[World Science Fiction Society]] (WSFS) administration. She served as [[Secretary]] for the [[WSFS Business Meeting]] at [[Chicon 2000]]. She is one of several contributors to the [http://www.thehugoawards.org/ Official website of the Hugo Awards,] which was created to serve as a consistent information resource about both the Hugo Award nominees and winners ''and'' the processes of nomination and voting, and how to participate. |
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| − | * 2004 -- [[Finncon 2004]] | + | * 2004 -- [[Finncon 2004]], '''[[2004 Best Fanzine Hugo]]''', for ''[[Emerald City]]'' |
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{{person | website=https://www.cheryl-morgan.com/ | born=????}} | {{person | website=https://www.cheryl-morgan.com/ | born=????}} | ||
Revision as of 22:09, 6 August 2021
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British SF publisher and critic, owner of Wizard's Tower Press and editor of Salon Futura magazine. Formerly publisher of the fanzine Emerald City, which ran from September 1995 to Oct/Nov, 2006, and won the Hugo Award for Best Fanzine in 2004.
Cheryl was for a time active in World Science Fiction Society (WSFS) administration. She served as Secretary for the WSFS Business Meeting at Chicon 2000. She is one of several contributors to the Official website of the Hugo Awards, which was created to serve as a consistent information resource about both the Hugo Award nominees and winners and the processes of nomination and voting, and how to participate.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 2004 -- Finncon 2004, 2004 Best Fanzine Hugo, for Emerald City
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