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| − | '''William C. Mallardi''', an [[Ohio]] [[fan]] active in the 1960s, was best known as one of the editors (with [[Bill Bowers]]) of ''[[Double:Bill]]'' and the ''[[Double:Bill Symposium]]''. | + | '''William C. Mallardi''', an [[Ohio]] [[fan]] active in the 1960s, was best known as one of the [[editors]] (with [[Bill Bowers]]) of ''[[Double:Bill]]'' and the ''[[Double:Bill Symposium]]''. |
''[[Double:Bill]]'' was nominated for the [[1965 Best Fanzine Hugo]] and the [[1966 Best Fanzine Hugo]]. | ''[[Double:Bill]]'' was nominated for the [[1965 Best Fanzine Hugo]] and the [[1966 Best Fanzine Hugo]]. | ||
| − | + | Mallardi also edited some issues of the [[N3F]]'s ''[[Tightbeam]]'' (and was a member of the [[Welcommittee]]). He was a member of the [[North East Ohio Science Fiction Society]] and published its ''[[Neosfs Newsletter]]''. He published ''[[The Bem and Eye]]''. | |
Latest revision as of 12:44, 3 November 2020
(April 6, 1937 –)
William C. Mallardi, an Ohio fan active in the 1960s, was best known as one of the editors (with Bill Bowers) of Double:Bill and the Double:Bill Symposium.
Double:Bill was nominated for the 1965 Best Fanzine Hugo and the 1966 Best Fanzine Hugo.
Mallardi also edited some issues of the N3F's Tightbeam (and was a member of the Welcommittee). He was a member of the North East Ohio Science Fiction Society and published its Neosfs Newsletter. He published The Bem and Eye.
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