Ted White (1938–2024) was an American science-fiction writer, editor, critic, and influential fan. Active in science-fiction fandom from the 1950s, he became known for energetic correspondence, fanzines, convention involvement, and a long career in genre publishing. White wrote novels, short fiction, criticism, and media tie-ins, sometimes collaborating with writers including Dave van Arnam. His fiction included the Qanar novels and the 1970s By Furies Possessed. He also wrote Doom novels based on the popular video-game series under the shared house name Dafydd ab Hugh. He was especially important as an editor. From 1968 to 1978, he edited the magazines Amazing Stories and Fantastic, where he published both established figures and newer writers during a difficult period for science-fiction magazines. He later edited Heavy Metal magazine and worked in other editorial and publishing roles. White received a Hugo Award for Best Fan Writer and was widely regarded as a knowledgeable, outspoken historian and participant in science-fiction fandom.
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