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• James Quinn
  #REDIRECT [[James L. Quinn]]
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• Maria Quinn
  Quinn was an [[Australian]] [[sf]] author.
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• Quinn Publications
  Quinn Publications, Kingston, New York, was owned by [[James L. Quinn]], and published the SF magazine, ''[[If]]: Worlds of Science Fiction''.
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• Seabury Quinn
  ...e occult detective [[Jules de Grandin]], published in ''[[Weird Tales]]''. Quinn also wrote as '''Hans Lugar, Rob Norman, Luke Paradise, Snip Taylor''' and ...agazine'' on March 19, 1918, followed by "Was She Mad?" on March 25, 1918. Quinn's first [[book]], ''Roads'', was published in 1938, and then reissuied in a
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• James-quinn
  #REDIRECT [[James L. Quinn]]
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• Maria-quinn
  #REDIRECT [[Maria Quinn]]
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• Quinn-publications
  #REDIRECT [[Quinn Publications]]
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• Seabury-quinn
  #REDIRECT [[Seabury Quinn]]
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• Dorothy Quinn
  '''Dorothy Quinn''', a [[fan]] from [[Albany, NY]], was president of the [[Vampire Society]]
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• Quinn Yarbro
  #REDIRECT [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
  ..., the [[Fanatics]], from the mid-1960s through the 1970s. She is called '''Quinn'''. ...a [[fanzine]], ''[[The Voice of the Gryphon]]'' -- the cover was drawn by Quinn and included the phrase "Today is the first day of creation."
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• James L. Quinn
  James L. Quinn was an American SF editor, publisher and owner of [[Quinn Publications]] who founded the [[prozine]] ''[[If]]''.
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• Chelsea-quinn-yarbro
  #REDIRECT [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]
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• James-l-quinn
  #REDIRECT [[James L. Quinn]]
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• Quinn Y. Simpson
  #redirect[[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]
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• James L. Quinn
  James L. Quinn was an American SF editor, publisher and owner of [[Quinn Publications]] who founded the [[prozine]] ''[[If]]''.
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• IF
  ...as ''Worlds of If'') was a [[digest]]-sized prozine launched in 1952 by [[Quinn Publications]]. 1952 - 1952 ||[[Quinn Publications]] ||[[Paul W. Fairman]]
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• Quinn Publications
  Quinn Publications, Kingston, New York, was owned by [[James L. Quinn]], and published the SF magazine, ''[[If]]: Worlds of Science Fiction''.
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• Maria-quinn
  #REDIRECT [[Maria Quinn]]
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• Quinn-publications
  #REDIRECT [[Quinn Publications]]
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• Seabury-quinn
  #REDIRECT [[Seabury Quinn]]
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• Chelsea-quinn-yarbro
  #REDIRECT [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]
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• James-l-quinn
  #REDIRECT [[James L. Quinn]]
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• James-quinn
  #REDIRECT [[James L. Quinn]]
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• Jules-de-grandin
  #REDIRECT [[Seabury Quinn#Jules de Grandin]]
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• Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
  ..., the [[Fanatics]], from the mid-1960s through the 1970s. She is called '''Quinn'''. ...a [[fanzine]], ''[[The Voice of the Gryphon]]'' -- the cover was drawn by Quinn and included the phrase "Today is the first day of creation."
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• Jules De Grandin
  #REDIRECT [[Seabury Quinn#Jules de Grandin]]
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• Jules de Grandin
  #REDIRECT [[Seabury Quinn#Jules de Grandin]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Seabury Quinn
  ...e occult detective [[Jules de Grandin]], published in ''[[Weird Tales]]''. Quinn also wrote as '''Hans Lugar, Rob Norman, Luke Paradise, Snip Taylor''' and ...agazine'' on March 19, 1918, followed by "Was She Mad?" on March 25, 1918. Quinn's first [[book]], ''Roads'', was published in 1938, and then reissuied in a
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• James Quinn
  #REDIRECT [[James L. Quinn]]
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• Quinn Yarbro
  #REDIRECT [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Disclave 2
  ...n April 29th, 1951. [[GoHs]] [[Sam Moskowitz]], [[Art Rapp]] and [[Seabury Quinn]] got a crowd of 23 (though ''[[Fantasy Times]]'' reported about 35.) ...nd [[Dick Eney]]. Featured speakers included [[Sam Moskowitz]], [[Seabury Quinn]], and [[Art Rapp]]. "The news-item regarding the filing of an application
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• Yclept Yarbro
  A [[fanzine]] about the works of [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]] published by [[Lindig Harris]].
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• Dorothy Quinn
  '''Dorothy Quinn''', a [[fan]] from [[Albany, NY]], was president of the [[Vampire Society]]
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• Quinn Y. Simpson
  #redirect[[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]
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• Fantasy Graphic
  A 10-page, one-shot [[fanzine]] published by [[Bernard Quinn]] in Spring 1939.
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• Millenium
  ...yline Hotel in Toronto. The [[GoH]] was [[Gordon R. Dickson]] and Kerry O'Quinn.
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• Maria Quinn
  Quinn was an [[Australian]] [[sf]] author.
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• Vampire Society
  ...al all-[[femmefan]] society, formed in 1948 in [[Albany, NY]] by [[Dorothy Quinn]], [[prexy]], and [[Marion Zimmer]]. At one time there were as many as 40
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• AggieCon XIX
  ...H]] was [[Katherine Kurtz]], the [[AGoH]] was [[Bob Eggleton]]. [[Kerry O'Quinn]] was [[toastmaster]].
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• AggieCon XXIII
  ...ake]], [[Barbara Hambly]], [[Julius Schwartz]], [[Real Musgrave]], Kerry O'Quinn.
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• LibertyCon 13
  ...ention]] held in 1999 in [[Chattanooga, TN]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[David Mattingly]], and Cheryl Mandus. The [[MC]] was [[James P
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• Lindig Harris
  ...edited the [[fanzine]] ''[[Yclept Yarbro]]'' about the works of [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]].
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• Arcana 25
  ...Holiday Inn Bandana Square in [[St. Paul, MN]]. The [[GoH]] was [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]].
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• AggieCon XXVII
  ...rightson]], [[Nancy Collins]], [[Joe Christ]], [[Dave Wolverton]], Kerry O'Quinn, Richard Biggs, [[Kevin J. Anderson]], [[Rebecca Moesta]].
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• WisCon 10
  ...s held February 21–23, 1986 in [[Madison WI]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Suzette Haden Elgin]]. It was chaired by [[Andy Hooper]].
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• ConNiption
  ...the Stouffer's Hotel in [[White Plains, NY]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]] and [[Don Simpson]].
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• SpoCon 2022
  ...Historic Davenport Hotel in [[Spokane, WA]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Michael Brugger]], and Dragon Dronet.
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• AggieCon XVIII
  ..., [[Christopher Stasheff]], [[Rowena Morrill]], [[Steve Gould]], [[Kerry O'Quinn]].
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• Ad Astra 9
  ...stellation Hotel in [[Toronto]], ON. [[GoHs]]: [[John Varley]], [[Kerry O'Quinn]]. [[Chaired]] by [[Ian Wilson]].
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• LepreCon 15
  ...he [[Artist GoH]] was [[Richard Hescox]], the [[Author GoH]] was [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], and the [[Fan GoH]] was [[Sue Thing]]. It was chaired by [[Sam S
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• Archon 12
  ...at the Henry VIII Hotel in [[St. Louis, MO]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Real Musgrave]], [[Martha Beck]], and [[Special GoH]], [[Dennis
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• Necon 17
  ...Roger Williams University in [[Bristol, RI]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Yvonne Navarro]], and [[Pat Morrisey]]. The [[toastmaster]] was
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• Bubonicon 14
  ...982 at the Winrock Inn in [[Albuquerque, NM]]. The [[GoH]] was [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], and the [[FGoH]] was [[Takumi Shibano]].
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• Conjecture 2014
  ...Town and Country Hotel in [[San Diego]]. The [[Author GoH]] was [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]] & the [[Artist GoH]] was [[Sue Dawe]]. The convention's theme was
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• StellarCon 26
  ...(AGoH), [[Timothy Zahn]], [[Michael Stackpole]], [[Aaron Allston]], [[Mike Quinn]], [[William R. Forstchen]], and [[Simon Hawke]]. Estimated attendance was
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• AggieCon XVII
  ...[[Frank Kelly Freas]], [[Orson Scott Card]], [[Howard Waldrop]], [[Kerry O'Quinn]]. The convention [[chair]] was [[Martha Wells]].
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• Westercon 4
  ...Francisco]]. The [[GoH]] was [[George Pal]]. It was [[chaired]] by [[Tom Quinn]] (who replaced [[C. Stewart Metchette]] as [[Chairman]]) and was sponsored
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• Loscon 10
  ...5-27, 1983 at the Pasadena Hilton in [[Pasadena, CA]]. [[GoHs]]: [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], Fan: [[Fuzzy Pink Niven]] Special; [[John Myers Myers]]. [[Chaire
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• MileHiCon 39
  ...ention]] held October 26-28, 2007 in [[Denver, CO]]. [[GoHs]]: [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[David Weber]], [[Frank Wu]], [[Chairman]]: [[Linda Nelson]], [[
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• Berkeley 1970
  ...[bid committee]] was [[Bill Donaho]], [[Alva Rogers]], [[Ben Stark]] and [[Quinn Yarbro]].
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• 1945 Best Series Retro Hugo
  * [[Jules de Grandin]], by [[Seabury Quinn]]
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• Continuum 5
  [[Guests of Honour]]: [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Narrelle Harris]]
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• Chattacon XXXVI
  ...uests of Honor]] included writers [[Kristine Kathryn Rusch]] and [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], artist [[Ruth Thompson]], [[filkers]] [[Bill Sutton]] and [[Brend
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• TusCon 28
  ...2001 at the InnSuites Hotel in [[Tucson, AZ]]. The [[GoH]] was [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]] with [[Artist]] [[GoH]] [[Newton Ewell]]
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• WisCon 5
  ...vention Center in [[Madison, WI]]. The [[Guests of Honor]] were [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Buck Coulson|Buck]] and [[Juanita Coulson]], [[Don Wollheim|Don
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• SFCon 70
  ...[[Randall Garrett]]. It was [[chaired]] by [[Jerry Jacks]] and [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]. It was a "[[SAMPO]] Production."
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• Unicon 1989
  ...otel in Concord, CA. Guests included [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]], [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]] and several ''Blakes 7'' related people, but it's hard to tell if
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• 1985 World Fantasy Convention
  ...was "Fantasy Writers of the Southwest," the [[toastmaster]] was [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]] and it was [[chaired]] by [[Randal Rau]].
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• Fanatics
  ...and, CA]] which was formed in the mid-60s. It met for a time at [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]'s house and published a clubzine ''[[The Voice of the Gryphon]]''.
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• Almack's Society for Heyer Criticism
  ...lverberg]], [[Bjo Trimble]], [[John Trimble]], [[Leslie Turek]], [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], and many others.
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• Disclave 1
  ...tured speaker. He and the other dignitary, [[Pro]] [[SF]] writer [[Seabury Quinn]], were both [[DC]] locals and had attended [[WSFA]] meetings. The evening
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• World Fantasy Convention 2015
  ...and Saratoga Hilton in Saratoga Springs, NY. The [[GoHs]] were [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]] and [[Steven Erikson]], and the [[Special Guests]] were [[David Dr
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• Outsider's Club
  ...submerged [[stfists]] dwelling in [[Washington, DC]], including [[Seabury Quinn]]. Old-time [[fantasy]] [[movies]] were frequently revived to be shown at m
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• 2018 Best Related Work Hugo
  ...estroyed My Life, and How We Can Win the Fight Against Online Hate, by Zoë Quinn (PublicAffairs)
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• Minicon 18
  ...the Leamington Hotel in [[Minneapolis]]. [[Guests of Honor]]: [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Dave Wixon]], [[Steve Hickman]], [[Somtow Sucharitkul]], [[Rust
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• 1990 Worldcon Site Selection
  ...ang Jeschke]], [[Harry Harrison]] and [[Andrew Porter]] and with [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]] as [[Toastmaster]].
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• The Eye of Argon
  ...at [[convention]] [[Turkey Reading]]s, a practice kicked off by [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]].
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• Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award
  2017 ||[[Seabury Quinn]]
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• Khatru
  ..., [[James Tiptree, Jr.]], [[Luise White]], [[Kate Wilhelm]], and [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], and [[Jeff Smith]], the editor.
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• Joseph Wrzos
  ...ovecraft]]'s Shadow'', and ''New Horizons''. Ross also co-edited [[Seabury Quinn]]'s ''Night Creatures'', and ''[[Hannes Bok]]: A Life in Illustration''. H
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• ConFiction
  ...ng Jeschke]] and [[Joe Haldeman]]. [[FGoH]]: [[Andrew Porter]]. [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]] was [[Toastmaster]]. [[Chairman]]: [[Kees van Toorn]].
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• Weird Tales
  ...Clark Ashton Smith]], [[C. L. Moore]], [[Robert E. Howard]], and [[Seabury Quinn]] in its great days during the 30s. It began to slip during [[World War II]
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• Don Simpson
  ...e Booby Hatch]] and [[Labyrinth of Valeron]], and married author [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]] in the 1970s. They later separated and divorced. He was one of th
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• Chuck Tingle
  ...nting tweets. Among other responses, he appointed [[Gamergate]] target Zoë Quinn as acceptor, and wrote a new book, "Slammed in the Butt by My Hugo Nominati
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• Concat
  [[Concat 4]] || 1992 || [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]
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• Bob Briggs
  ...] attended a couple of meetings and once we had both Mr. Ley and [[Seabury Quinn]]. Then disaster threatened. [[Russell Swanson]], who had been acting [[pre
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• Werewolf Bookshop
  ...books by writers such as [[H. P. Lovecraft]], [[A. Merritt]] and [[Seabury Quinn]].
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• Norma K. Hemming Award
  2010 ||[[Maria Quinn]] ||''The Gene Thieves'' ||
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• AggieCon
  ...[[Frank Kelly Freas]], [[Orson Scott Card]], [[Howard Waldrop]], [[Kerry O'Quinn]] ...], [[Christopher Stasheff]], [[Rowena Morrill,]], [[Steve Gould]], Kerry O'Quinn
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• Jerry Jacks
  ...San Francisco Airport as part of the bidding for [[SFCon '71]]: [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]] did the program for that convention, which appears to have been th
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• Washington, DC
  ...ently back when [[WT]] was one of the only [[proz]]; it included [[Seabury Quinn]] and other [[fans]] who were more interested in [[weird]] than [[stf]] wri
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• Discon 1 Guide: Sunday Evening
  ...ows far more about Quinn's writings than I do), [[Frank Dietz]] almost got Quinn to begin his speech, and was stopped barely in time. All went well, however. Quinn spoke briefly, contrasting a [[fantasy]] horror story and a [[science-ficti
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• Conjecture
  ...[[ConChord 26]] ||October 10-12, 2014 ||Town and Country Hotel ||[[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Sue Dawe]], [[Bill Roper]], [[Matt Leger]], [[Mary Mulholland]]
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• NecronomiCon Providence 2015
  ...Pinque, Connor Pitetti, Heather Poirier, Gage Prentiss, Joe Pulver, Dennis Quinn, Liv Rainey-Smith, Jenna Randall, Rory Raven, Peter Rawlik, Marcello Riccia ..., Mitchell McArtor, Carmen Marusich, Brian Mullen, Mallory O'Meara, Dennis Quinn, Allison Rich, Jessica Saniuk, Anthony Teth, Rob Zannini, and The joey Zone
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• Disclave
  ...ve 1]] || April 30, 1950 || Wardman Park Hotel || [[Willy Ley]], [[Seabury Quinn]] ...il 29, 1951 || Statler Hotel || [[Sam Moskowitz]], [[Art Rapp]], [[Seabury Quinn]]
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• SpoCon
  [[SpoCon 2022]]: Revamped || October 28-30, 2022 || [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Michael Brugger]], Dragon Dronet. Final SpoCon.
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• Little Men
  ...d Meskys]], [[D. B. Moore]], [[Debbie Notkin]], [[Diana Paxson]], [[Thomas Quinn]], [[Alva Rogers]], [[Greg Shaw]], [[Tom Whitmore]].
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• Farnsworth Wright
  ...rd]], [[C. L. Moore]], [[Frank Owen]], [[E. Hoffmann Price]] and [[Seabury Quinn]].
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• Omnicon
  Kerry O'Quinn (publisher of Starlog) Kerry O'Quinn (publisher of Starlog)
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• WisCon
  [[WisCon 5]] || March 6-8, 1981 || [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Buck Coulson|Buck]] and [[Juanita Coulson]], [[Don Wollheim|Don [[WisCon 10]] || February 21–23, 1986 || [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Suzette Haden Elgin]]
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• NecronomiCon Providence 2019
  ..., Heather Poirier, W. Scott Poole, Gage Prentiss, Mani C. Price, Dennis P. Quinn, Jonathan Raab, Liv Rainey-Smith, Rory Raven, Pete Rawlik, Géza A. G. Reil ...n Mullen, Mrina Nikrad, CJ Opperthauser, Rebecca Paiva, Eric Parks, Dennis Quinn, Allison Rich, Loren Sloan, Farah Rose Smith, Michelle Souliere, Justin Ste
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• Primordial WSFA by Chick Derry
  The full-scale dinner that the [[Club]] hosted to honor [[Seabury Quinn]], the grand old man of ''[[Weird Tales]]'' and author of that gentle fanta ...[[WSFA]] was host to some of the finest SF [[pros]]. I remember [[Seabury Quinn]], [[Isaac Asimov]], [[Willy Ley]], [[George O. Smith]], [[Lloyd Eshbach]],
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• Arcana
  [[Arcana 25]] ||September 22-24, 1995 ||[[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]
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• Worldcon 76 in San Jose
  [[Guests of Honor]] were [[Spider Robinson]] and [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Fan Guests of Honor]] were [[Pierre Pettinger|Pierre]] and [[Sa
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• Mary Elizabeth Counselman
  ...of her ''Weird Tales'' colleagues (including [[August Derleth]], [[Seabury Quinn]], and [[Greye La Spina]]) and with [[SF]] editors/writers such as [[Groff
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• Bay Area
  ...ke [[the Coles]], [[Tony Boucher]], [[Donald Moore|D. B. Moore]], [[Thomas Quinn]], [[Poul Anderson|Poul]] and [[Karen Anderson]], and [[Lloyd Eaton]]. At v
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• E. Hoffmann Price
  ...d [[Richard L. Tierney]], [[August Derleth]], [[Henry Kuttner]], [[Seabury Quinn]], and [[Ralph Milne Farley]]. It has been reported that Price died while
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• Lloyd Eshbach's Chicon II Reminiscence
  ...g Wonder Stories]]''; [[Raymond A. Palmer]], ''[[Other Worlds]]''; [[James Quinn]], ''[[If]]''. There was a panel made up of the Specialist Book Publishers:
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• NecronomiCon Providence 2013
  ...Houstoun, Daniel Holmes, Cody Jones, Kenneth Lai, Andrew Lenoir, Dennis P. Quinn, Zack Rearick, Marc Ricciardi, Jesus Emmanuel Navarro-Stefanon, Andy Troy,
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• NecronomiCon Providence 2017
  ...ovan K. Loucks, Mitchell McArtor, Carmen Marusich, Brian Mullen, Dennis P. Quinn, Allison Rich, Jessica Saniuk, Anthony Teth, Rob Zannini, and The joey Zone
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• LibertyCon
  [[LibertyCon 13]] || 1999 || [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[David Mattingly]], Cheryl Mandus
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• Deepcon
  ...no, Andrea Ward (it), Valerio Evangelisti, Bernardo Lanzetti (it), Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, Lolita Fatjo, Alexander Siddig, Anthony Simcoe, Patricia Tallman, J
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• Necon
  [[Necon 17]] || 1997 || [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], Yvonne Navarro, [[Pat Morrisey]]
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• Continuum
  ...olkner]], [[Paul Poulton]] || Aug 14-16, 2009 || Ether Centre || [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], [[Narrelle M. Harris]]
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