L. Sprague de Camp, 1907-2000

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Writer Lyon Sprague de Camp died on November 6, 2000, in his home town of Plano, Texas. He was active in a wide range of fields while co-authoring a textbook , contributing to "Astounding' and 'Unknown" magazines, and writing his own award-winning autobiography. He received the Grand Master Nebula Award in honor of his entire outstanding career.

Sprague de Camp, Lyon

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Lester Del Ray, 1915-1993

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Lester Del Rey died in May, 1993. He wrote many short stories but is best known for his work as an editor for 'Galaxy,' 'If' and 'Analog.' The Science Fiction Writers of America awarded a Grand Master Nebula to Del Rey for his influence on many authors.

History, Science fiction, Del Rey, Lester

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A sad summer for science fiction

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Losses in the science fiction community in 2002 included the deaths of Laurence M. Janifer, Lloyd Biggle, Jr., and Robert L. Forward.

Biggle, Lloyd, Jr., Forward, Robert L., Janifer, Laurence M.

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