Linda Eyster Bushyager

Background

Linda Bushyager was born in 1947.

Career

Linda Bushyager published her first fanzine "Granfalloon", co-published with Suzanne Tompkins in 1966 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. For the first six issues Linda Bushyager's co-editor was Suzanne Tompkins. Linda Bushyager's second fanzine was Karass. She has also written two books of her own, the fantasy novel "Master of Hawks" (1979), and the science fiction novel "Pacifica" (1980), written with John Betancourt.

Achievements

• Linda is primarily known for publishing the genzine "Granfaloon" (1968-1976) and the new zine "Karass" (1973-1974). She was one of the founders of the Carnegie Mellon SF Club and then was one of the Founding Mothers of WPSFA in the 60s.

Works

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• book

  • Master of Hawks
  • The Spellstone of Shaltus

Membership

She is currently a member of Snaffu and was part of the Corflu 4 committee.

Connections

Linda is married to Ron Bushyager.

husband:

Ron Bushyager

colleague:

Suzanne Tompkins

colleague:

John Betancourt