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| − | Bill | + | '''Bill “Willie” Watson''' was a [[fan]] and [[fan artist]] in the 1940s. He was a member of [[FAPA]] and [[published]] some issues of ''[[Fantasy Amateur]]''. |
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| + | In 1972, Watson's reflections on [[fandom]] and his [[fannish]] activities were published in ''[[Energumen]]'' 12 as {{link | website=https://efanzines.com/Energumen/Energumen12.pdf | text="Reflections in a Golden Age Eye."}} He contrasted [[fanac]] in [[San Francisco]] and [[Los Angeles]] and described visits to the [[LASFS Clubhouse]]. | ||
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* ''[[Buap!]]'' [1944] | * ''[[Buap!]]'' [1944] | ||
| − | * ''[[Chaos (Watson)]]'' [ | + | * ''[[Chaos (Watson)]]'' [1945-46] |
* ''[[Crying Snowflakes]]'' [mid-40s] (with [[George Ebey]]) | * ''[[Crying Snowflakes]]'' [mid-40s] (with [[George Ebey]]) | ||
* ''[[Diablerie]]'' [1944-58] | * ''[[Diablerie]]'' [1944-58] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:16, 7 January 2023
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Bill “Willie” Watson was a fan and fan artist in the 1940s. He was a member of FAPA and published some issues of Fantasy Amateur.
In 1972, Watson's reflections on fandom and his fannish activities were published in Energumen 12 as "Reflections in a Golden Age Eye." He contrasted fanac in San Francisco and Los Angeles and described visits to the LASFS Clubhouse.
- Buap! [1944]
- Chaos [1945-46]
- Crying Snowflakes [mid-40s] (with George Ebey)
- Diablerie [1944-58]
- Diab'no
- Open Letter re Pha [1944]
- Sappho [1943-45] (with George Ebey)
- Tag-Line Musings? [1944] (for FAPA; with Bill Watson)
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