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Any obscure place, the [[fannish]] equivalent of Timbuktu.
During the summers of [[1952]]-54 [[Bob Silverberg]] served as an instructor, Overseer, gauleiter and Lord High Everything Else at a boy's camp in the Catskills.  Wishing to spend his summers in tightest [[Gafia]], he shrouded his address in secrecy, referring only to "West Cupcake" -- which thus became a [[fannish]] gag-name.  Right address: Camp Ferosdel, West Copake, NY.  
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During the summers of 1952-54 [[Bob Silverberg]] served as an instructor, Overseer, gauleiter and Lord High Everything Else at a boy's camp in the [[Upstate New York|Catskills]].  Wishing to spend his summers in tightest [[Gafia]], he shrouded his address in secrecy, referring only to "West Cupcake" -- which thus became a [[fannish]] [[nickname|gag-name]].  Right address: Camp Ferosdel, [https://townofcopake.org/west-copake/ West Copake, NY.]
 
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Latest revision as of 02:34, 3 November 2022

Any obscure place, the fannish equivalent of Timbuktu.

From Fancyclopedia 2 Supplement, ca. 1960
During the summers of 1952-54 Bob Silverberg served as an instructor, Overseer, gauleiter and Lord High Everything Else at a boy's camp in the Catskills. Wishing to spend his summers in tightest Gafia, he shrouded his address in secrecy, referring only to "West Cupcake" -- which thus became a fannish gag-name. Right address: Camp Ferosdel, West Copake, NY.



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