1990 - Disclave 34 (as 'Movie Mogul GoH'), Tucker Award, Devendra P.1989 - 15th World Fantasy Convention American Horror Award, HOMer Award, and Rocky Award for Moon Dance.1988 - Baycon '88, Toastmaster at Rivercon XIII.1986 - Perpetual ConFusion, MC at DSC 24, Daedalus Award for Best Fantasy Novel for The Shattered Horse.1985 - MileHiCon 17, Or圜on '85, MystiCon Pi.1982 - MystiCon 1.5, Brandycon, Edmond Hamilton Award for Sense of Wonder in Fiction for “The Dust”.1981 - Campbell Award, Locus Award for Best First Novel for Starship and Haiku.1980 - Featured Writer at Disclave 24, Campbell Award nominee.Entry in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction.for the world premiere of his dark fantasy opera 'The Snow Dragon' in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and the coinciding relaxacon Operacon.įrom time to time, he makes threats to bid for a Thai Worldcon. In 2021, he premiered and starred in a new horror film, The Maestro, which won the Spirit of Cinema Award at the Oldenburg International Film Festival. Wu, Tim Sullivan, Forrest J Ackerman, Bill Warren, Beverly Warren and Len Wein. In 1990, he wrote, directed, produced and starred in The Laughing Dead, a horror movie with a cast of fans and pros including Ed Bryant, Tim Powers, William F. He pubbed the fanzine Fanny Hill with Dan Joy. He was a member of the Philadelphia in '86 bid committee, and attended cons around the United States.

He split from WSFA during the Dunegate feud, publishing the fanzine Dune Gate with Tim Sullivan and helping to form the Washington Alternative SF Association. While living in Washington, DC, he was an active member of Baltiwash fandom and WSFA and helped start the second series of The WSFA Journal and the Son of the WSFA Journal.

Since moving back to Thailand in 2001, he has been mostly active in music, composing and producing operas and conducting orchestras, but in the 2020s has gone back to writing fiction, as well. A Thai- American pro writer and fan, who grew up in the UK, Somtow Papinian Sucharitkul also publishes under the byline S.

Moon Dance by S.P. Somtow