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She was the subject of a Member Spotlight conducted by [[Jon D. Swartz]] and [[Heath Row]] in the December, 2009 issue (Vol. 9, No. 4) of ''[[The National Fantasy Fan]]''. | She was the subject of a Member Spotlight conducted by [[Jon D. Swartz]] and [[Heath Row]] in the December, 2009 issue (Vol. 9, No. 4) of ''[[The National Fantasy Fan]]''. | ||
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Janine Stinson was the first winner of a Neffy Award as outstanding fan of the year (2005). Florida resident Stinson is a former editor of both Tightbeam and The National Fantasy Fan (2001-03 and 2006-07) and she has won both the club's President's Franson Award in 2003 and Kaymar Award in 2000. She was president of the N3F in 2007, but resigned part-way through her term.
She published the fanzine, Peregrine Nations from 2001 - 2009. With Bruce Gillespie, she co-edited Steam Engine Time.
She was the subject of a Member Spotlight conducted by Jon D. Swartz and Heath Row in the December, 2009 issue (Vol. 9, No. 4) of The National Fantasy Fan.
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