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He was nominated for the [[1973 Best Professional Artist Hugo]]. In 1984, he was an impromptu GoH at the [[New Zealand Natcon]]. | He was nominated for the [[1973 Best Professional Artist Hugo]]. In 1984, he was an impromptu GoH at the [[New Zealand Natcon]]. | ||
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Revision as of 00:52, 20 June 2021
(1931 – August 7, 2003)
An artist born in New Zealand and a member of the Auckland Science Fiction Club, Hinge moved to the United States, initially to LA, in 1958, and his work appeared in numerous fanzines as well as on the cover of Amazing Stories.
He was nominated for the 1973 Best Professional Artist Hugo. In 1984, he was an impromptu GoH at the New Zealand Natcon.
While still in New Zealand, he published Fanzine Time with Monica Naughton.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1973 -- Best Professional Artist Hugo nominee
- 1984 -- Norcon II
| Person | 1931—2003 |
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