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Every day, items of interest to you arrive in our email. Our bi-monthly format doesn't lend itself to daily updates. However, this is a small inconvenience to our Contributing Editor Steven H Silver. He's begun this column which will fill you in on recent news in science fiction. We'll be updating the page as he sends in new items. Did you miss something? Have a look at last month's news page or that which lists all of our news pages.
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Comic book artist Gene Colan is suffering from liver failure and his family is trying to meet medical expenses. Colan worked on Daredevil, Tomb of Dracula, and Howard the Duck. Clifford Meth has organized a fundraiser to help the family pay for treatment.
Diver Changes Agencies
Obituaries
Cartoonist Ted Keys (b.1912) died on May 3. Keys created the characters of Hector Peabody and Sherman for Jay Ward’s Rocky and Friends. Before that, Keys created the comic strip Hazel, which was turned into a sitcom in the 1960s. Keys also wrote feature length films including the genre film “The Cat from Outer Space.”
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Richard Morgan’s novel Black Man (published as Thirteen in the United States) won this year’s Arthur C. Clarke Award. Carrying a prize of £2008, the award was presented during Sci-Fi London 7, an annual science fiction film festival.
Shirley Jackson Nominees
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FAAn Awards
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Steven H Silver is a seven-time Hugo Nominee for Best Fan Writer and the editor of the anthologies Wondrous Beginnings, Magical Beginnings, and Horrible Beginnings. He is the publisher of ISFiC Press. In addition to maintaining several bibliographies and the Harry Turtledove website, Steven is heavily involved in convention running and publishes the fanzine Argentus.
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