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* ''[[Ah Yes, I Remember Well a Saturday in Birmingham]]'' (with [[Penny Frierson]]) | * ''[[Ah Yes, I Remember Well a Saturday in Birmingham]]'' (with [[Penny Frierson]]) | ||
* ''[[Fantastic Frierson Collection Culls]]'' | * ''[[Fantastic Frierson Collection Culls]]'' | ||
| + | * ''[[Friersign Theater Presents]]'' (with [[Penny Frierson]], for [[Myriad]]) | ||
* ''[[A Passing Fancy]]'' (for [[SFPA]] and [[RAPS]] with [[Penny Frierson]]) | * ''[[A Passing Fancy]]'' (for [[SFPA]] and [[RAPS]] with [[Penny Frierson]]) | ||
* ''[[Science Fiction on Radio]]'' (with [[Penny Frierson]]) | * ''[[Science Fiction on Radio]]'' (with [[Penny Frierson]]) | ||
Revision as of 07:07, 22 April 2020
(1940 -- September 24, 2001)
Meade Frierson III was a fan married to Penny Frierson. He was one of the founders of the Southern Fandom Confederation and served as its President from 1970 to 1983. He published the major one-shot fanzine HPL as well as Science Fiction on Radio -- A Revised Look at 1950-1975.
He occasionally used the pseudonym Ralph Wollstonecraft Hedge", a character invented by Ron Goulart in his story "Ralph Wollstonecraft Hedge: A Memoir."
He also founded (and was Great Dictator of) APA-VCR in 1978.
- Ah Yes, I Remember Well a Saturday in Birmingham (with Penny Frierson)
- Fantastic Frierson Collection Culls
- Friersign Theater Presents (with Penny Frierson, for Myriad)
- A Passing Fancy (for SFPA and RAPS with Penny Frierson)
- Science Fiction on Radio (with Penny Frierson)
- Shattered Like a Clockwork Orange
- Scarfing Humble Pie (with Penny Frierson)
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1975 -- Rebel Award
- 1977 -- Windycon IV, Balticon 11
- 1978 -- Coastcon 1978
| Person | 1940—2001 |
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