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(September 26, 1945 – April 15, 2023 ) | (September 26, 1945 – April 15, 2023 ) | ||
| − | '''Denny Lien''' was a [[Minneapolis]] [[fan]] and [[collector]]. He worked on many [[Minicon (MN)|Minicons]] and was a member and officer of [[Minn-STF]]. Denny served as [[editor]] of ''[[Einblatt]]''. He was a co-author of “[[Midwest Side Story]]. | + | '''Denny Lien''' was a [[Minneapolis]] [[fan]] and [[collector]]. He worked on many [[Minicon (MN)|Minicons]] and was a member and officer of [[Minn-STF]]. Denny served as [[editor]] of ''[[Einblatt]]''. He was a co-author of “[[Midwest Side Story]]” and performed in its first production as [[Anti-Fan]]. |
He was an [[apahack]], having been a member of: | He was an [[apahack]], having been a member of: | ||
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* [[Apa 070.4]]. | * [[Apa 070.4]]. | ||
| − | He was married to fellow [[fan]] [[Terry A. Garey]], of whom he spent several years taking tender care as her physical and mental health deteriorated. He died of kidney cancer and acute myeloid leukemia, the latter diagnosed in January 2023. | + | In [[mundane]] life, he was a reference librarian. He was married to fellow [[fan]] [[Terry A. Garey]], of whom he spent several years taking tender care as her physical and mental health deteriorated. He died of kidney cancer and acute myeloid leukemia, the latter diagnosed in January 2023. |
{{fanzines}} | {{fanzines}} | ||
* ''[[All Lies and Jests]]'' [1970s] (for [[Minneapa]]) | * ''[[All Lies and Jests]]'' [1970s] (for [[Minneapa]]) | ||
| − | * ''[[Arglebargle]]'' [late | + | * ''[[Arglebargle]]'' [late ’70s-early ’80s] (for [[Spinoff]]) |
* ''[[Dodo City Diary]]'' [1970s] | * ''[[Dodo City Diary]]'' [1970s] | ||
* ''[[Einblatt]]'' (some issues) | * ''[[Einblatt]]'' (some issues) | ||
| − | * ''[[Falling Whale Dummies]]'' [early | + | * ''[[Falling Whale Dummies]]'' [early ’80s] (for [[Applesauce]]) |
* ''[[Fiasco]]'' [mid-60s] | * ''[[Fiasco]]'' [mid-60s] | ||
| − | * ''[[Finlay Funnies]]'' [early | + | * ''[[Finlay Funnies]]'' [early ’80s] (for [[Stipple-APA]]) |
* ''[[Hock and Soda Water!]]'' [1978-80] | * ''[[Hock and Soda Water!]]'' [1978-80] | ||
| − | * ''[[Murgatroyd]]'' [late | + | * ''[[Murgatroyd]]'' [late 1970s–80s] (for [[ANZAPA]]) |
| − | * ''[[SYA-DASTI-SYA-NASTI-SYA-DAVAK-TAV-YASKI]]'' [late | + | * ''[[SYA-DASTI-SYA-NASTI-SYA-DAVAK-TAV-YASKI]]'' [late ’70s–80s] (for [[ANZAPA]]) |
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Revision as of 14:03, 15 April 2023
Denny Lien, 2007. Photo by Dave Romm.
(September 26, 1945 – April 15, 2023 )
Denny Lien was a Minneapolis fan and collector. He worked on many Minicons and was a member and officer of Minn-STF. Denny served as editor of Einblatt. He was a co-author of “Midwest Side Story” and performed in its first production as Anti-Fan.
He was an apahack, having been a member of:
- Minneapa
- Stipple-Apa (served as OE)
- ANZAPA
- Applesauce
- Spinoff (served as OE)
- Vanapa
- Apa 070.4.
In mundane life, he was a reference librarian. He was married to fellow fan Terry A. Garey, of whom he spent several years taking tender care as her physical and mental health deteriorated. He died of kidney cancer and acute myeloid leukemia, the latter diagnosed in January 2023.
- All Lies and Jests [1970s] (for Minneapa)
- Arglebargle [late ’70s-early ’80s] (for Spinoff)
- Dodo City Diary [1970s]
- Einblatt (some issues)
- Falling Whale Dummies [early ’80s] (for Applesauce)
- Fiasco [mid-60s]
- Finlay Funnies [early ’80s] (for Stipple-APA)
- Hock and Soda Water! [1978-80]
- Murgatroyd [late 1970s–80s] (for ANZAPA)
- SYA-DASTI-SYA-NASTI-SYA-DAVAK-TAV-YASKI [late ’70s–80s] (for ANZAPA)
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1986 — Minicon 21
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