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| − | '''David D. Levine''' is a [[Portland, OR]]-area [[fan]] and [[pro]] who entered [[fandom]] from [[Milwaukee]]. He chaired [[OryCon 12]] and [[Potlatch 5]], and has worked on numerous [[regionals]] and [[Worldcons]]. He is a member of the [[OSFCI]] Board of Directors, and has | + | '''David D. Levine''' is a [[Portland, OR]]-area [[fan]] and [[pro]] who entered [[fandom]] from [[Milwaukee]]. He chaired [[OryCon 12]] and [[Potlatch 5]], and has worked on numerous [[regionals]] and [[Worldcons]]. |
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| + | He is a member of the [[OSFCI]] Board of Directors, and has been a member of (and an officer of) [[PORSFS]]. He was married to fellow [[fan]] the late [[Kate Yule]]. | ||
His fanzines include ''[[Bento]]'' (with [[Kate Yule]]). His [[apazines]] include ''[[Lasergram]]'' (for [[GT-APA]]) and ''[[Steeldreamer]]'' for [[TAPS]]. | His fanzines include ''[[Bento]]'' (with [[Kate Yule]]). His [[apazines]] include ''[[Lasergram]]'' (for [[GT-APA]]) and ''[[Steeldreamer]]'' for [[TAPS]]. | ||
| − | He is a member of the [[Not Ready For Sidereal Time Players]] and has performed in many [[fannish]] dramatics. | + | He is a member of [[GT]] and the [[Not Ready For Sidereal Time Players]] and has performed in many [[fannish]] dramatics. |
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Revision as of 14:29, 9 August 2020
(1961 –)
David D. Levine is a Portland, OR-area fan and pro who entered fandom from Milwaukee. He chaired OryCon 12 and Potlatch 5, and has worked on numerous regionals and Worldcons.
He is a member of the OSFCI Board of Directors, and has been a member of (and an officer of) PORSFS. He was married to fellow fan the late Kate Yule.
His fanzines include Bento (with Kate Yule). His apazines include Lasergram (for GT-APA) and Steeldreamer for TAPS.
He is a member of GT and the Not Ready For Sidereal Time Players and has performed in many fannish dramatics.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 2002 -- James White Award
- 2003 -- Campbell Award nominee
- 2004 -- Best Short Story Hugo nominee
- 2006 -- Best Short Story Hugo "Tk'tk'tk"
- 2008 -- Best Related Book Hugo nominee
- 2016 -- Westercon 69
| Person | 1961— |
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