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(Do you mean [[Alan J. Lewis]], the [[Midwest fan]]?)
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''(Do you mean [[Alan J. Lewis]], the [[Midwest fan]]?)''
  
  
 
(March 15, 1933 – ????)
 
(March 15, 1933 – ????)
  
'''Albert J. Lewis''' (the '''West Coast Al Lewis'''), an [[LA]] [[fan]], was co-editor of [[Shangri L'Affaires]], and chaired [[Westercon 15]].  (He is not to be confused with [[Alan J. Lewis]].)
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'''Albert J. Lewis''' (the '''West Coast Al Lewis'''), an [[LA]] [[fan]], was [[co-editor]] of [[Shangri L'Affaires]], and [[chaired]] [[Westercon 15]]. He was mainly active in the ’50s and ’60sHe was a member of [[LASFS]] (and served as an officer), the [[ISL]], and the [[N3F]].
  
He was  mainly active in the ’50s and ’60s.  He was a member of [[LASFS]] (and served as an officer), the [[ISL]], and the [[N3F]].  He was the first winner of the [[Evans-Freehafer Trophy]].  He was a member of the [[PanPacificon]] [[Worldcon bid committee]].  He was one of the seven people at [[DeepSouthCon 1]].  He was part of [[Unicorn Productions]] and the cast of ''[[The Purple Pastures]]''.  And he was the producer of ''[[The Genie]]'' and ''[[The Musquite Kid Rides Again]]''. He contributed to ''[[The Universes of E. E. Smith]]'' and was involved in the [[Farley File of Fandom]].
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He was the first winner of the [[Evans-Freehafer Trophy]].  He was a member of the [[PanPacificon]] [[Worldcon bid committee]].  He was one of the seven people at [[DeepSouthCon 1]].  He was part of [[Unicorn Productions]] and the cast of ''[[The Purple Pastures]]''.  And he was the producer of ''[[The Genie]]'' and ''[[The Musquite Kid Rides Again]]''. He contributed to ''[[The Universes of E. E. Smith]]'' and was involved in the [[Farley File of Fandom]].
  
He was part of a kerfluffle in the [[N3F]] in 1963 when [[Alma Hill]] instituted impeachment proceedings to remove him as a director.
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He was part of a [[N3F#1960s|kerfluffle]] in the [[N3F]] in 1963, when [[Alma Hill]] instituted impeachment proceedings to remove him as a [[N3F Directorate|director]].
  
 
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* ''[[Amazing, thrilling, sexy, astounding, infamous, monsters of neferland and dull, dry, monotonous, analogged scientific fact nefer stories again]]'' (with [[Ron Ellik]])   
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* ''[[Amazing Thrilling Sexy Astounding Infamous Monsters of Nefferland and Dull Dry Monotonous Analogged Scientific Fact Neffer Stories Again]]'' (with [[Ron Ellik]])   
 
* ''[[Equal Time]]''
 
* ''[[Equal Time]]''
 
* ''[[Index to the Science Fiction Magazines 1961]]''
 
* ''[[Index to the Science Fiction Magazines 1961]]''
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* ''[[We Live in a Fanzine Factory]]'' (with [[Ron Ellik]])
 
* ''[[We Live in a Fanzine Factory]]'' (with [[Ron Ellik]])
 
* ''[[Why Not?]]''
 
* ''[[Why Not?]]''
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{{person | born=1933}}
 
{{person | born=1933}}
 
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Revision as of 09:30, 11 March 2023

(Do you mean Alan J. Lewis, the Midwest fan?)


(March 15, 1933 – ????)

Albert J. Lewis (the West Coast Al Lewis), an LA fan, was co-editor of Shangri L'Affaires, and chaired Westercon 15. He was mainly active in the ’50s and ’60s. He was a member of LASFS (and served as an officer), the ISL, and the N3F.

He was the first winner of the Evans-Freehafer Trophy. He was a member of the PanPacificon Worldcon bid committee. He was one of the seven people at DeepSouthCon 1. He was part of Unicorn Productions and the cast of The Purple Pastures. And he was the producer of The Genie and The Musquite Kid Rides Again. He contributed to The Universes of E. E. Smith and was involved in the Farley File of Fandom.

He was part of a kerfluffle in the N3F in 1963, when Alma Hill instituted impeachment proceedings to remove him as a director.

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