Nebula Award winners

[Daniel Keyes] was honored as 2000 Author Emeritus-a now inactive writer who made significant contributions to SF/fantasy. Keyes got to hand out the first Nebula. His most famous story was "Flowers for Algernon," which won a Hugo in 1960, and whose expansion into a novel won a Nebula that...

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Published inScience Fiction Chronicle Vol. 21; no. 3; p. 4
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Brooklyn Science Fiction Chronicle 01.06.2000
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Summary:[Daniel Keyes] was honored as 2000 Author Emeritus-a now inactive writer who made significant contributions to SF/fantasy. Keyes got to hand out the first Nebula. His most famous story was "Flowers for Algernon," which won a Hugo in 1960, and whose expansion into a novel won a Nebula that year. It was filmed as Charly in 1968, with a TV-film under the original name recently on CBS. He started as an associate editor at Marvel SF in 1951.
ISSN:0195-5365