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  • Phantasy Legion
    The [[OO]] of Phantasy Legion was ''[[Phantasy World]]'' (AKA ''The Fantasy World''.) A project of [[David A Kyle]]'s, with board of directors, emblem, [[Official Organ]], 'n' everything, except activity.
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  • Bruce Farr
    ...urfcon]], [[Westercolt]] and [[17th World Fantasy Convention]] and [[World Fantasy Convention 2001]]. He organized the [[Phoenix in 1987]] [[Worldcon bid]] a ...FS]] and has been an officer and has also been on the Board of the [[World Fantasy Convention]] and a member of [[SCIFI]], [[SFSFC]], [[SAFF]] and the [[Mark
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  • Traveling Convention
    * the [[World Science Fiction Convention]] (selected by members, two years in advance) * the [[World Fantasy Convention]] (selected by a board of directors, two years in advance)
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  • Bob Booth
    ...[World Fantasy Convention]], from 1975 to 1990. He chaired the [[5th World Fantasy Convention]] in 1979. He was Roastee at [[Necon 6]] in 1985, [[toastmaster
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  • John Douglas
    ...r. He was an early member of [[OSFiC]]. He was on the board of the [[World Fantasy Convention]]. He edited ''[[Science Fiction Chronicle]]'' for a few years * 2023 -- [[World Fantasy Award For Lifetime Achievement]]
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  • Mike Willmoth
    Chair of [[World Fantasy Convention 2004]], [[World Horror Convention]] in 2004, [[Westercon 62]] (Fiestacon) in 2009, and Vice He served as a board member of the [[Arizona]] [[fandom]] organization [[LepreCon, Inc.]] for ne
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  • Martin Schafer
    ...[[Courts of Chaos]]. He is a member of [[Minnstf]] and has served on its [[Board]]. He is a member of the [[NHSFFA]]. He has contributed to [[Minneapa]] a
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  • Roger Wells
    ...rd of Directors, [[Oregon Science Fiction Conventions, Inc.]] (1979-1981). Board of Directors, Parliamentarian for the [[Science Fiction Museum, Salem OR]]. ...yCon '81]]. Additionally, he was on the [[committee]] of the [[1989 World Fantasy Con]], [[Westercon XLIII]], [[Westercon XLVI]], [[Bouchercon]] 25, and [[We
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  • Art Sehnert
    ...I]] and was on the Advisory [[Board]] of the moderately successful [[Dixie Fantasy Federation]].
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  • Fantasy Role Playing
    ...figures and then refight historical battles with them, and players of such board games as Risk, [[Diplomacy]], etc. (Track games such as Monopoly and Parche #They are not played with any standard format. The "board" is a map drawn by the individual '''Game Master''' ('''GM'''). The players
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  • New Amsterdam Science Fiction and Fantasy Fandom
    ...nish]] events in the [[New York City]] area. It will also sponsor [[World Fantasy Convention 2024]]. ...ng with [[Tara Walsh]] and [[Gabi Morel]], formed the new club's initial [[board]] and the core of the [[committee]] of [[HELIOsphere 2017]], the organizati
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  • George Phillies
    ..., and author. He also has the largest collection of board war games in the world. ...ted a short story, "Who Slays Satan," to ''Geep!, The Book of the National Fantasy Fan Federation'' (1987), edited by [[Rose Secrest]].
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  • Mildred Clingerman
    ...asy]] writer in the 1950s. She was widely published in ''[[The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction]]'' — as well as in slick periodicals such as ''The Atl ...937 and they subsequently had two children, a son and a daughter. During [[World War II]], she worked at a flight-training school while her husband was in t
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  • Joël Champetier
    French-Canadian science fiction and fantasy author and editor whose 1991 [[Aurora Award]]-nominated adult science-ficti ...which has been held annually since 1979, and served for many years on its board of directors.
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  • Albacon 2014.5
    ...Albacon's parent organization, [[LASTSFA]] decided to bid for the [[World Fantasy Convention]] for 2015, it was decided NOT to hold an Albacon in 2015, just The [[LASTSFA]] Board bought it and now we're having Albacon 2014 and a half.
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  • Sam Lundwall
    ...[mimeographed]] form the first version of his [[bibliography]] of sf and [[fantasy]] in Sweden. ...akta and Fantasi, where from 1973 until 1998, he published some 300 sf and fantasy books.
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  • David G. Hartwell
    ...]] (1971–1973), Berkley Putnam (1973–1978), ''[[Cosmos Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine]]'', a short-lived [[prozine]] in 1977, [[Pocket Books]] (where he ...ited two [[Year's Best]] anthologies, ''Year's Best SF'' and ''Year's Best Fantasy''. He (often with Cramer) also edited a number of other distinguished antho
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  • The Eaton Collection of Science Fiction and Fantasy
    ...world's the largest, richest, and deepest collections of science fiction, fantasy, horror, utopian literature and related genres. It is housed at the UC Rive ...s a major resource for research and is visited by scholars from around the world for both its American and international holdings. It features over 300,000
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  • World Fantasy Convention
    ...n]] started in 1975 devoted to the [[fantasy]] genre. It bestows the World Fantasy Awards. ...rganization, as such. Some of the organizations which run individual World Fantasy conventions are for-profit, some are [[501(c)(3)]] and some are in-between.
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  • Festivention
    ...ster]], [[Vincent Clarke]] and [[Ken Bulmer]] at the International Science Fantasy Con, 1951'''. ]] ...tivention''' or '''Festival Convention''' and the '''International Science Fantasy Convention''', was held in [[London]] over Whitsun, May 10–14, 1951, at t
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