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(Are you looking for [[John Berry]], the [[UK]] [[fan]] and member of [[Irish Fandom]]?)
 
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John D. Berry is a [[Seattle]] [[fanzine]] [[fan]].  His first contact with [[fandom]]  was in the 1960s. He was a founder of [[PenSFA]] and one of the founding members of the [[Vanguard (Seattle)]] party in [[Seattle]]. He was formerly a member of the [[Fanoclasts]] and of [[FAPA]].
 
John D. Berry is a [[Seattle]] [[fanzine]] [[fan]].  His first contact with [[fandom]]  was in the 1960s. He was a founder of [[PenSFA]] and one of the founding members of the [[Vanguard (Seattle)]] party in [[Seattle]]. He was formerly a member of the [[Fanoclasts]] and of [[FAPA]].
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* ''[[Hot Shit]]'' [early 70s] (with [[Calvin Demmon]])
 
* ''[[Hot Shit]]'' [early 70s] (with [[Calvin Demmon]])
 
* [[Ted White]]'s ''[[Letters from Prison]]'' [1986] (one issue)
 
* [[Ted White]]'s ''[[Letters from Prison]]'' [1986] (one issue)
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* ''[[Maverick (Berry)]]''
 
* ''[[Redback]]'' {~1990]
 
* ''[[Redback]]'' {~1990]
 
* ''[[Satyr]]'' [mid-60s]
 
* ''[[Satyr]]'' [mid-60s]
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* 1989 -- [[1989 DUFF Race|DUFF]] winner
 
* 1989 -- [[1989 DUFF Race|DUFF]] winner
 
* 2010 -- [[Confirmation]]
 
* 2010 -- [[Confirmation]]
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Revision as of 08:34, 2 April 2023

(Are you looking for John Berry, the UK fan and member of Irish Fandom?)

{1950 -- )

John D. Berry is a Seattle fanzine fan. His first contact with fandom was in the 1960s. He was a founder of PenSFA and one of the founding members of the Vanguard party in Seattle. He was formerly a member of the Fanoclasts and of FAPA.

Along with Loren MacGregor, he edited and published the Pacific Northwest Review of Books in the late 70s. He was one of the editors of The Gafiate's Intelligencer and of Void #29. He wrote the Club House column of fanzine reviews in Amazing from 1969-1972. He designed The Roots of Fantasy: Myth, Folklore & Archetype, the souvenir book for the 15th World Fantasy Convention in Seattle.

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