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Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association

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Maybe I missed it, but has there not been any mention or discussion in SF circles about the new Apple TV series "Mythic Quest" featuring F. Murray Abraham playing a (fictional) writer character who was the winner of the 1973 Nebula Award? /cc @sfwa @ansiblemag

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The production company borrowed a mis-print Nebula award from SFWA, but we assumed it'd be sitting on a shelf in the background of a set.

8:13 PM · Feb 10, 2020

Ok, now we have to know whose misprinted Nebula that is. :)

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