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Enthusiastic Australian fan and author. Founding member of the Melbourne Science Fiction Club. He was a member of the Amateur Fantasy Publications of Australia. Reviewer for the Australian Science Fiction Review (first series). Author and narrator of the soundtrack for the first Anti-fan film, Aussie Fan. Runner of Australia's first science fiction writer's workshop, held in association with Aussiecon One with Ursula K. Le Guin as writer-in-residence, and editor of the resulting anthology, The Altered I. Master of Ceremonies at Syncon '70. Winner of 1970 and 1972 Ditmar Awards for Best Australian Science Fiction. Assistant at Space Age Books between 1971 and 1975. Producer, in 1973, of Australia's first fan opera, Joe Phaust. Partner of Irene Pagram.
Fanzines (as Leo J. Harding): Antipodes, Perhaps, Wastebacket
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1969 -- Eighth Australian Science Fiction Convention
- 1980 -- Unicon 6
- 1985 -- Advention '85
- 1988 -- Kinkon 3
- 2006 -- A. Bertram Chandler Award
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