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A longtime fan of [[SF]], while in college he began reading comic books. | A longtime fan of [[SF]], while in college he began reading comic books. | ||
| − | He met [[ | + | He met [[Wendy Fletcher]] through the letter column of a comic book, they eventually married, and together they created the ''[[Elfquest]]'' series of comics and books. |
After college, Richard took a position at Boston's Charles Hayden Planetarium. Later, he taught high school astronomy, and then worked for IBM until ''Elfquest'' became a full-time occupation. He was a member of [[CAPA-alpha]]. | After college, Richard took a position at Boston's Charles Hayden Planetarium. Later, he taught high school astronomy, and then worked for IBM until ''Elfquest'' became a full-time occupation. He was a member of [[CAPA-alpha]]. | ||
Revision as of 08:14, 18 July 2021
(1950 --)
Richard Pini was born in New Haven, Connecticut. After an outstanding academic career at school, he was accepted into MIT, where he received a degree in astrophysics.
A longtime fan of SF, while in college he began reading comic books.
He met Wendy Fletcher through the letter column of a comic book, they eventually married, and together they created the Elfquest series of comics and books.
After college, Richard took a position at Boston's Charles Hayden Planetarium. Later, he taught high school astronomy, and then worked for IBM until Elfquest became a full-time occupation. He was a member of CAPA-alpha.
He and Wendy both received the Inkpot Award for their work on Elfquest.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1982 -- InConJunction II, Coastcon 5
- 1983 -- Questcon, Texarkon 1983
- 1984 -- Nova 9, Maplecon 6, Circle Con, Western Recon
- 1985 -- Maplecon 7, (Coveted) Balrog Award
- 1987 -- Dreamcon 2, OKon 10
- 1990 -- AggieCon XXI
- 1997 -- NJAC 13
- 2000 -- Balticon 34
- 2013 -- Convolution 2013
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