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| − | + | '''Ed Baker''' (aka '''Ejobo''' in Esperanto), a 1960s American [[fan]], was such a zealous wearer of the Green Star (the Esperanto symbol) that as a member of [[The Cult]] he published ''[[Fantasy Rotator]]'' 116 (1962) entirely in Esperanto. (The Cult immediately found an excuse to drop him and several more to keep him out.) | |
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| + | He contributed apazine [[Dushe]] to [[N'APA]] — in English. | ||
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Revision as of 22:21, 7 August 2020
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Ed Baker (aka Ejobo in Esperanto), a 1960s American fan, was such a zealous wearer of the Green Star (the Esperanto symbol) that as a member of The Cult he published Fantasy Rotator 116 (1962) entirely in Esperanto. (The Cult immediately found an excuse to drop him and several more to keep him out.)
He contributed apazine Dushe to N'APA — in English.
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