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*“[https://thoughtcatalog.com/mark-dery/2014/09/the-tattooed-dragon-meets-the-wolfman-lenny-kayes-science-fiction-fanzines/ The Tattooed Dragon Meets The Wolfman: Lenny Kaye’s Science Fiction Fanzines]” by Mark Dery, Thought Catalog, September 24, 2014. | *“[https://thoughtcatalog.com/mark-dery/2014/09/the-tattooed-dragon-meets-the-wolfman-lenny-kayes-science-fiction-fanzines/ The Tattooed Dragon Meets The Wolfman: Lenny Kaye’s Science Fiction Fanzines]” by Mark Dery, Thought Catalog, September 24, 2014. | ||
Revision as of 18:47, 28 November 2022
(December 27, 1946 – )
Lenny Kaye, a New York/New Jersey fan, active in the 1960s, was a member of ESFA, the N3F and the ISFCC. He published Obelisk.
He donated his collection of 2,100 fanzines to the University of Miami. A book, The Tattooed Dragon Meets the Wolfman: Lenny Kaye's Science Fiction Fanzines 1941 - 1970 was published from the material.
In mundane life, he became a music critic, composer and guitarist, best known as a member of the Patti Smith Group.
- The Lenny Kaye Science Fiction Fanzine Library at the University of Miami.
- Bio.
- “The Tattooed Dragon Meets The Wolfman: Lenny Kaye’s Science Fiction Fanzines” by Mark Dery, Thought Catalog, September 24, 2014.
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