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Coulson was one of the first women to win a [[Hugo Award]], winning in 1965 for co-editing the fanzine ''[[Yandro]]'' with her spouse [[Buck Coulson|Robert "Buck" Coulson]]; it was nominated every year from 1958 to 1967.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Juanita_Coulson&oldid=370913984 wikipedia]</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:37, 30 September 2010
Coulson was one of the first women to win a Hugo Award, winning in 1965 for co-editing the fanzine Yandro with her spouse Robert "Buck" Coulson; it was nominated every year from 1958 to 1967.[1]
bibliography
- novels
- Crisis on Cheiron (1967)
- The Singing Stones (1968)
- Door into Terror (1972)
- The Secret of Seven Oaks (1972)
- Stone of Blood (1975)
- Unto the Last Generation (1975)
- Space Trap (1976)
- Fear Stalks the Bayou (1976)
- Dark Priestess (1977)
- The Web of Wizardry (Krantin Book 1) (1978)
- Fire of the Andes (1979)
- The Death God's Citadel (Krantin Book 2) (1980)
- Tomorrow's Heritage (Children of the Stars Book 1) (1981)
- Outward Bound (Children of the Stars Book 2) (1982)
- Legacy of Earth (Children of the Stars Book 3) (1989)
- The Past of Forever (Children of the Stars Book 4) (1989)
- Star Sister (1990)
- Shadow over Scorpio (2004)
further reading
notes
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