![]() ![]() Some of his fan writing was collected in The Incompleat Terry Carr, in Fandom Harvest and in Fandom Harvest II ( Ansible Editions, 2019). (And was one of the people credited with publishing Dolor along with Dave Rike, Carl Brandon, and Ron Ellik.) He wrote " Egoboo for Algernon". He was one of the Berkeley Bhoys, and the ACC, helped conceive the beer can Tower to the Moon, and was one of the people behind Carl Brandon. He was a member of NAPA, Golden Gate Futurians, the Little Men, FAPA, OMPA, SAPS, The Cult, and the Fanoclasts. During his term as TAFF administrator, he published TAFF Progress Report. He ran for TAFF in 1959, losing to Don Ford. ![]() In 1986, he was Fan GoH at ConFederation, the Altanta Worldcon. He won the 1959 Best Fanzine Hugo, the 1973 Best Fan Writer Hugo, the 1985 Best Professional Editor Hugo and the 1987 Best Professional Editor Hugo.ĭuring the 1950s and ’60s, he remained one of the most prominent fans in the world. Despite a long career as a science fiction professional, he continued to participate as a fan until his death from congestive heart failure. ![]() ![]() He discovered fandom in 1949, and became an enthusiastic publisher of fanzines. Terry Carr was a fan, sf writer, and editor. ![]()
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