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| − | An article written by [[Damon Knight]] in the October 1940 issue of [[Art Widner]]'s ''[[Fanfare]]'' which called for a [[general fan organization]] to replace the fading [[New Fandom]]. This inspired members of the [[Stranger Club]] and others to form the [[N3F]]. | + | An [[article]] written by [[Damon Knight]] in the October 1940 issue of [[Art Widner]]'s ''[[Fanfare (Paro)]]'', which called for a [[general fan organization]] to replace the fading [[New Fandom]]. This inspired members of the [[Stranger Club]] and others to form the [[N3F]]. |
| − | + | The title itself was a play on the over-the-top speech [[Mutation or Death!]] and the old motto "Unite or Die!" | |
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Latest revision as of 04:50, 14 October 2022
An article written by Damon Knight in the October 1940 issue of Art Widner's Fanfare, which called for a general fan organization to replace the fading New Fandom. This inspired members of the Stranger Club and others to form the N3F.
The title itself was a play on the over-the-top speech Mutation or Death! and the old motto "Unite or Die!"
| Publication | 1940 |
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