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David Mason was a [[fan]] and [[pro]]. He was a fixture in [[New York fandom]] in the 50s and hosted many [[Fanarchist]] meetings and was editor of its [[clubzine]], ''[[Coup]]''. | David Mason was a [[fan]] and [[pro]]. He was a fixture in [[New York fandom]] in the 50s and hosted many [[Fanarchist]] meetings and was editor of its [[clubzine]], ''[[Coup]]''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:26, 26 January 2020
(1924 -- June 28, 1974)
David Mason was a fan and pro. He was a fixture in New York fandom in the 50s and hosted many Fanarchist meetings and was editor of its clubzine, Coup.
He began writing professionally in the mid 50s and published a dozen stores and four novels, including Kavin's World. He was married for Katherine MacLean from 1956 to 1962.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
| Person | 1924—1974 |
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