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(1946 --)
Charles Carroll Ryan is an editor and publisher.
A newspaperman by profession, Ryan is known in the SF world for the two prozines he has edited, Galileo (1975-1980) and Aboriginal Science Fiction (1986-2001), both of which at their peak reached relatively high circulations.
In 1991, with John Betancourt, he founded the small press publisher, First Books, designed to publish limited-edition hardcovers of first books by writers discovered by Aboriginal Science Fiction.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1989 -- Best Professional Editor Hugo nomination
- 1990 -- Boskone 27, Best Professional Editor Hugo nomination
- 1997 -- WindyCon XXIV
- 2007 -- Necon Hall of Fame
| Person | 1946— |
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