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	Mike Glyer, Fan Guest of Honour
		Glyer named an early fanzine Prehensile, one of the better zine titles; he eventually moved on to File 770, named for the party in Room 770 at the 1951 Worldcon that upstaged the convention, clearly the right spirit.
		Glyer asked "Is there any new business?" Johnstone, looking at the ashtray, answered "No." Glyer said "Seeing none --" He was re-elected Secretary a lot more often.
		Glyer seems to have succeeded here too by virtue of the same qualities we have been noting.
	www.laconiv.org /2006/hugos/jh-mike-glyer.htm (1397 words)

	Fan Gallery Contents
		Mike Glyer& FGoH: Torcon III (2003 Worldcon) Hugo: Best Fan Writer (1984, 1985, 1988); Hugo: Best Fanzine (1984, 1986, 1989) Chair: L.A.Con III (Worldcon 54, 1996).
		Mike & Diana Glyer FGoH (Mike): Torcon III (2003 Worldcon) Hugo: Best Fan Writer (1984, 1985, 1988); Best Fanzine (1984, 1986, 1989).
		(Mike) Chair (Mike): L.A.Con III (Worldcon 54, 1996).
	scifiinc.net /scifiinc/gallery/bio (1401 words)

	Westercon 54: Guests of Honor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Mike Glyer has published fanzines for 30 years, including the fannish newzine File 770.
		Mike co-chaired Westercon 31 in 1978, which was inspired by its Baskin-Robbins-esque number to create the first "Ice Cream Social" at a convention.
		Mike is married to Diana Glyer, an English professor at Azusa Pacific University, chair of the 1997 Mythcon, and a scholar interested in C.S. Lewis and the Inklings.
	www.osfci.org /w2001/goh.html (635 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Mike Glyer
		Mike Glyer is a publisher of the science fiction fan newszine File 770.
		Mike Glyer started it in 1978 to report on clubs, conventions, fannish projects, fans, fanzines, awards, and controversial articles like, "Is Your Club Dead Yet?"
		Mike was made a fan guest of honour for the first time at the 1981 DeepSouthCon in Atlanta partly because the con committee thought his LASFS minutes were hilarious.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Mike_Glyer (343 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Mike Glyer, and FILE 770, have a new mailing address.
		As of April 1995, the address is Mike Glyer, PO Box 1056, Sierra Madre, CA 91025-4056, USA This address change will also be effective for Diana Pavlac Glyer on June 1.
		Mike Glyer is the chairman of the 1996 Worldcon, L.A.con III, and also treasurer of Loscon 22.
	www.boston-baden.com /smofs/mike.glyer (97 words)

	Mimosa 28, pages 81-83. "A Child's Garden of Rockets" by Mike Glyer
		But we fans who give Hugos hope that, even when the execution is flawed, the winners will endure good-naturedly because Hugos represent our admiration and affection for them -- and that ought to be worth a smile.
		Mike's article generated quite a bit of comment, including one from George Flynn, who added his own contribution to the collection of Hugo ceremony mishaps: "When I was Hugo Administrator in 1980, we had the last official presentation of the Gandalf Award for Grand Master of Fantasy.
		At the last minute, a final ballot arrived by sea mail from England and gave it to Ray Bradbury by one vote [so] I sent the results off to Lin Carter, who sponsored the award and was responsible for showing up with the plaque.
	jophan.org /mimosa/m28/glyer.htm (1886 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		I think this was in the first LASFS Clubhouse, the one on Ventura Blvd., with Mike Glyer as Director (a post now called President), though Mike Glyer didn't remember the incident when I last spoke to him.
		About the third paragraph, Ted (who as Scribe was sitting beside the Director, at the front of the meeting), pulled out his cigarette lighter and set fire to the bottom of the motion.
		Glyer read it imperturbably, affecting not to notice it burning.
	www.smithway.org /fantales/burning.html (227 words)

	Trufen.net \| Hooperbole: Domesday Device: File 770 puts on wait (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		I'm happy to say that Mike Glyer, the publisher of File 770, is made of sterner stuff than that -- he hasn't let a slip from quarterly to annual publication dim his enthusiasm for what is still the most detailed newszine currently in production.
		Glyer certainly recognizes this situation, and has a web presence that could theoretically provide a timely source of news if he felt moved to update it more frequently.
		What seem to be occasionally rather banal details of recent fan life are unlikely to be as well-recorded in any other location, and Glyer's stature as a fan of all trades means that he is likely to remain a well-regarded source well into fandom's future.
	trufen.net /fandom/04/12/14/049254.shtml (883 words)

	Laurraine's Convention Report - Con-Dor '97
		Mike went to a panel on "Mis- and Disinformation on the Net." I went to an interview of Lois McMaster Bujold, who was the writer guest of honour.
		Mike and I met back in the room and went to look at the new additions to the art show.
		Mike went to a panel about "Is There Too Much Star Trek?" which concluded that there was not enough good Star Trek.
	members.aol.com /ltutihasi/condor97.html (710 words)

	De Profundis Photo Supplement (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Bruce Pelz, chairman of the Committee to Gouge the L.A.S.F.S. The Powers That Be: Mike Glyer, Milt Stevens, Craig Miller.
		L.A.S.F.S. secretary Mike Glyer and L.A.S.F.S. president Casey Bernay.
		Mike Glyer and Casey Bernay with Craig Miller work the L.A.S.F.S. meeting.
	home.comcast.net /~galentripp/De_Profundis.html (280 words)

	The World Science Fiction Society - 1985 Minutes
		It was moved to amend to delete "with the exception that a new chairman be appointed" (Mike Glyer/Amy Thomson).
		The vote was 21 to 5 in favor of the objection, and the objection was sustained.
		An objection to consideration was raised (Mike Glyer/Bill Vaughan).
	worldcon.org /bm/pre-1998/w1985.htm (4282 words)

	The 1979 DUFF Race
		He was one of half a dozen founders of the Ranquet at MacDonalds in 1972--now a putrid fan tradition.
		Co-chair of Westercon, participant in creating the FAAN awards, officer at various times of FAPA, LASFS, even the Church of Herbangelism, Glyer has been very active in areas of fandom from the most sercon to the most hilarious.
		Also: Glyer's selection would assure a thorough trip report to share the adventure in Australia with everyone who supports DUFF.
	users.bigpond.net.au /hirsh/Duff/D1979Results.html (286 words)

	eFanzines.com -Mike Glyer: File 770
		Mike Glyer's File 770 reports all kinds of sf fan news stories, conreports and fannish opinion.
		Mike first posted some of the material in issue 144 and later numbers on Trufen.net.
		Archive issues of File 770 are now being added here, starting with #132, plus the occasional early issue.
	efanzines.com /File770/index.htm (76 words)

	Locus Online: News, April 2002
		David G. Hartwell and Stanley Schmidt, who lead all others in cumulative Hugo nominations without ever having won, this year receive their 25th and 24th nominations, respectively.
		Among this year's nominees are 8 of the top 11 most frequent Hugo winners: Brown, Dozois, Eggleton, Freas, Glyer, Langford, Whelan, and Willis.
		None of the Related Book nominees have previously won in the category, and only Ron Miller and Mike Resnick have been previously nominated (Resnick just last year).
	www.locusmag.com /2002/News/News04a.html (906 words)

	The Locus Index to SF Awards: Science Fiction Chronicle Reader Awards Records and Tallies
		Mike Glyer [5], David G. Hartwell [7], Michael Whelan [10]
		Edward L. Ferman [6], Mike Resnick (10) [6]
		David Brin, Ellen Datlow [2], Edward L. Ferman [6], Mike Resnick [6], Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Michael Whelan [10]
	www.locusmag.com /SFAwards/Db/SfcTallies.html (199 words)

	Janice's Convention Career: 1988 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The convention at which Mike Glyer, Rick Foss, Edie Stern and Joe Siclari and I found out that the worldcon coming up in less than two months had absolutely no program planned whatsoever (about which more later).
		With me providing computer support, Rick Foss and Mike Glyer ended up programming most of the worldcon (except for individual tracks previously given to other people) in about six weeks.
		The best restaurant guide I've ever seen at a con, a program item featuring the WildCards authors that was the first two-tier seating for program participants I'd ever seen, and a surprise 40th birthday party for George RR Martin were highlights of the con.
	www.smofbabe.net /1988.html (276 words)

	File 770, news about science fiction fans, by Mike Glyer
		File 770, news about science fiction fans, by Mike Glyer
		The online version of Mike Glyer's science fiction fan newzine, reporting on fanzines, sf clubs, conventions, fan funds and fanac.
		Want to be notified when news stories break?
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/mglyer/f770/index.html (46 words)

	L.A.con IV: Committee
		If you want to know who's in charge of something, this is where to look.
		Chairman's Division Christian B. McGuire Convention Secretary Sherri Benoun Chairman's Staff Deb Geisler Advisers to Chairman Ben Yalow, Drew Sanders, Mike Glyer Flying Monkeys Casey Bernay, Joyce Sperling, Michael "Lynx" Molisani, Elisa Sheets, Michael "Mr.
		If you're on the committee, and think you should be on our internal "staff" and "chat" lists (or if you want to change your settings), try these links.
	www.laconiv.org /2006/staff/staff.htm (168 words)

	AwardWeb: Hugo Award Winners from the 1980s
		The Hugos were given out at Chicon IV in Chicago, IL.
		Special Award: Mike Glyer for "keeping the 'fan' in 'fan'zine publishing"
		The Hugos were given out at Constellation in Baltimore, MD. 1983 Hugo Nominees
	dpsinfo.com /awardweb/hugos/80s.html (468 words)

	Previous Shows
		To get you ready for this year's Loscon we were joined on the phone by Christian McGuire - the con's co-chair - and Mike Glyer - the programming chair - to talk about this convention and other subjects.
		Click here to go to Mike Glyer's web site for his Hugo winning fanzine File 770.
		Go here to find out more about the Leonids meteor shower that is happening this weekend and to view live images of it taken from a high altitude balloon.
	home.earthlink.net /~wwjames/Hour25_Previous_Shows.html (5794 words)

	The Millennium Philcon - 2001 Hugo Awards
		"The Elephants on Neptune" by Mike Resnick (Asimov's May 2000)
		Nominations for Fanzine (194 nominating ballots, 90 nominees)
		Plokta edited by Alison Scott, Steve Davies and Mike Scott
	www.netaxs.com /~phil2001/hugos/press-release.html (599 words)

	State of the Art of Science Fiction
		For the last three years, I have been nominated for the prestigious Best Fan Writer Hugo Award, which is an achievement award given by the World Science Fiction Society, for my essays and reviews from this site and other publications.
		While I would really like to win the Rocketship trophy one day, I am grateful to the fans and Worldcon committees for nominating me with such a fine group of fellow authors, including Jeff Berkwits, Bob Devney, Cheryl Morgan, Mike Glyer, Steven Silver, and Dave Langford.
		I can only hope that my continued writing here and in the other various venues will keep you informed and entertained.
	pages.towson.edu /flynn/sci-fi.html (524 words)

	MT VOID 09/01/06 -- Vol. 25, No. 9, Whole Number 1350
		Interviews (letters of comment by Paul S. Chisholm, Mike Glyer, and George MacLachlan):
		In response to Mark's article on interviews in the 08/18/06 issue of the MT VOID, Paul S. Chisholm writes, "Some interviews are decidedly amicable towards the subject; some, decidedly antagonistic.
		Mike Glyer writes, "You might be right that the crime novelist provided the questions.
	www.geocities.com /evelynleeper/2006/VOID0901.htm (2967 words)

	ALTERNATE WORLDCONS and AGAIN, ALTERNATE WORLDCONS edited by Mike Resnick
		They are very "fannish," often dealing with people or events not known to most readers.
		Strangely enough, Mike Resnick is a character in many of these.
		For some reason I don't see him in magazines as much, but for the life of me can't figure out why.) The third story of note is "The Men Who Corflued Mohammed" by Mike Glyer, a well-done fannish homage to Alfred Bester's "Men Who Murdered Mohammed."
	www.nesfa.org /reviews/Leeper/alternat.html (374 words)

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		Mike Glyer on Women on the Hugo ballot
		Jed on Think GalactiCon: small new progressive Chicago con
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	www.kith.org /journals/jed (314 words)

	The Hugo Award (By Year)
		Short Story: "The 43 Antarean Dynasties" by Mike Resnick
		Novella: "Seven Views of Olduvai Gorge" by Mike Resnick
		Amateur Magazine: Energumen (Mike Glicksohn and Susan Wood Glicksohn, eds.)
	www.worldcon.org /hy.html (2215 words)

	2000 Hugo Award winners - SFWA News Site
		In other awards Cory Doctorow received the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, Robert Silverberg and Jack Williamson received the First Fandom Big Heart award and Mike Resnick and James Tiptree, Jr.
		Back row: Mike Glyer, Michael Walsh (accepting for the late Joe Mayhew),
		Vernor Vinge, Mike Resnick, Connie Willis, Gardner Dozois, James Patrick
	www.sfwa.org /news/00hugo.htm (318 words)

	Joe Mayhew, (1942-2000) - SFWA News
		Science fiction fan, artist and writer, Joe Mayhew, passed away peacefully at 9AM, Saturday morning.
		Memorial arrangements follow the tributes by Mike Glyer and Warren Lapine.
		Fans learned that Ian Gunn's fight with cancer had taken a serious turn for the worse when Joe Mayhew announced the news as part of his emotional speech accepting the 1998 Best Fan Artist Hugo.
	www.sfwa.org /News/mayhew.htm (1550 words)

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