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| − | Bill Danner, a Pennsylvania [[fan]] and [[fanzine]] editor published ''[[A Dangerous Thing]]'' for [[VAPA]] in the 1940s. | + | '''Bill Danner''', a [[Pennsylvania]] [[fan]] and [[fanzine]] editor, published ''[[A Dangerous Thing]]'' for [[VAPA]] in the 1940s. |
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| + | From the 1950s until his death, he published ''[[Stefantasy]]'', a [[letterpress]] printed zine, through [[Skreughball Press]] for [[FAPA]]. (He also created the [[FATE Tape]] for FAPA in 1955.) | ||
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| + | Danner was known for his strong views on printing -- he was described as a "puristical user" of real lead-type printing. He was also a member of [[NAPA]]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:02, 22 July 2020
(1907 – 2000)
Bill Danner, a Pennsylvania fan and fanzine editor, published A Dangerous Thing for VAPA in the 1940s.
From the 1950s until his death, he published Stefantasy, a letterpress printed zine, through Skreughball Press for FAPA. (He also created the FATE Tape for FAPA in 1955.)
Danner was known for his strong views on printing -- he was described as a "puristical user" of real lead-type printing. He was also a member of NAPA.
- A Dangerous Thing (for VAPA)
- Lark
- Mallophagan
- Pull No Punches
- Stefantasy (for FAPA)
His photo appears in Harry Warner's A Wealth of Fable p112 (SCIFI Press, 1992).
| Person | 1907—2000 |
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