Talk:Gary K. Wolfe

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Current Domestic Partnership[edit]

I just removed the following sentence from the article:

He has been in a domestic partnership with Dale Hanes, a fellow science fiction critic and English professor, since 2009.

I was unable to find any reference to a relationship between the two of them that didn't point back to this article. If anyone can find any source that would be great.

--Rappe (talk) 15:29, 19 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]

This line about my domestic partnership with Dale Weatherwax Hanes is in fact correct and should be restored, and I am happy to be the source for it. Also, the current article omits my editing of two additional Library of America volumes, American Science Fiction: Four Classic Novels, 1960-1966 and American Science Fiction: Four Classic Novels, 1968-1969. The Coode Street Podcast has now been nominated ten times for the Hugo Award, winning in 2021, and five times for the Dither Award, also winning in 2021. 205.178.49.161 (talk) 02:48, 3 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]