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Juanita Coulson is a long-time science fiction and fantasy writer, filker, active fan and fanzine editor.

Fanac
Just a tiny sample of Coulson's fan activities:
Filker
Coulson has been repeatedly nominated for Pegasus Awards. In 1996, she was inducted into the Filk Hall of Fame at FilKONtario [1]
Artist
Coulson had art in several zines; some of there were Man from U.N.C.L.E. art in Paladin, Star Trek art in T-Negative, and Darkover/Tolkien art in Starstone and Andúril.
Some other art is shown below.
Star Trek art from T-Negative #5 in 1970
art from Starstone issue #1, for A Meeting in the Hyades, a Darkover/Tolkien story by Marion Zimmer Bradley
art from Starstone issue #1, for A Meeting in the Hyades
Professional Author
Has written many books, Coulson has collaborated with other authors such as Marion Zimmer Bradley
Fanzine Contributor
Coulson was a contributor to Spockanalia, the earliest all-Trek zine. Her work there includes articles and diagrams.
Coulson was a tribber of letters to S and H, a Starsky & Hutch letterzine.
She was the publisher and editor of one of the earliest Star Trek fanzines, ST-Phile.
Coulson had a story in Star Trek: The New Voyages, the for-profit fanfic anthology.
Coulson assisted with the first issue of Masiform D.
She co-edited the science fiction fanzine Yandro with her husband "Buck" (Robert Coulson). This zine won a Hugo Award.
Conventions
Coulson is a convention attendee and frequent guest of honor
a pitch to fans to send Buck and Juanita Coulson to the 1979 Worldcon, organized by Paula Smith
Interviews
- Ruth Berman & Juanita Coulson: Created Worlds (1974)
- Interview: Juanita Coulson (2003)
- Fanac.org Fan History Zoom session with Juanita Coulson Part 1 (2021)
- Fanac.org Fan History Zoom session with Juanita Coulson Part 2 (2021)
Further Reading
- Juanita Coulson at Wikipedia
- Juanita Coulson at SF Encyclopedia
References
- ^ Juanita Coulson – 1996, includes a photo