Eva Hauser
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Eva Hauser, a Prague, Czechoslovakia, fan, editor and writer, pubbed the fanzine Wild Sharkaaah in the 1990s and was involved with the fiction semiprozine Ikarie. She traveled to many European conventions, including ConFiction, the 1990 Worldcon, and Eastercon 42 in 1991.
She coined the term biopunk.
She wrote in her GUFF platform in 1992:
I am a Czechoslovak fan, editor and writer. I write BIOPUNK stories which are (according to some people) disgusting. I like to write funny articles for fanzines. Unfortunately, I can't write anything funny in English. I am also very fond of discussion -- about society, the future, feminism, the environment, literature etc.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1988 -- Karel Capek Award
- 1992 -- GUFF
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