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'''Peter Weston''' is an award-winning [[British]] [[fanzine]] editor. | '''Peter Weston''' is an award-winning [[British]] [[fanzine]] editor. | ||
| − | His current project is [[Prolapse]], a former 1980s [[apazine]] which was relaunced in 2006 and received a Nova Award for "best fanzine" in 2007; the 2007 Novacon committee added a further Nova Award for "best fan". He had previously won a Nova Award in 1973 for his fanzine ''[[Speculation]]''. | + | His current project is ''[[Prolapse]]'', a former 1980s [[apazine]] which was relaunced in 2006 and received a Nova Award for "best fanzine" in 2007; the 2007 Novacon committee added a further Nova Award for "best fan". He had previously won a Nova Award in 1973 for his fanzine ''[[Speculation]]''. |
Weston chronicled his early involvement with fanzines and conventions in ''[[With Stars in My Eyes: My Adventures in British Fandom]]'' (NESFA Press, 2004), which earned him a Hugo Award nomination. | Weston chronicled his early involvement with fanzines and conventions in ''[[With Stars in My Eyes: My Adventures in British Fandom]]'' (NESFA Press, 2004), which earned him a Hugo Award nomination. | ||
Revision as of 00:40, 31 January 2008
The cover of Peter Weston's memoir With Stars in My Eyes (2004). Illustration by Harry Bell; design by Alice N S Lewis.
Peter Weston is an award-winning British fanzine editor.
His current project is Prolapse, a former 1980s apazine which was relaunced in 2006 and received a Nova Award for "best fanzine" in 2007; the 2007 Novacon committee added a further Nova Award for "best fan". He had previously won a Nova Award in 1973 for his fanzine Speculation.
Weston chronicled his early involvement with fanzines and conventions in With Stars in My Eyes: My Adventures in British Fandom (NESFA Press, 2004), which earned him a Hugo Award nomination.
