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− | '''Danny Curran''', a [[New York]] [[fan]] active in the 1950s, was a member of the [[Futurians#(2) The Late 50s New York Club|(Second) Futurian Society of New York]]. He lived in the [[Nunnery]] and [[Riverside Dive]]. | + | '''Danny Curran''' (full name: Daniel Stephen Curran, Jr.), a [[New York]] [[fan]] active in the 1950s and ’60s, was a member of the [[Futurians#(2) The Late 50s New York Club|(Second) Futurian Society of New York]] and the [[Fanarchists]]. He lived in the [[Nunnery]] and [[Riverside Dive]]. He later moved to the [[Bay Area]]. |
− | Curran worked on [[Metrocon 1]]. He attended [[Illwiscon]], [[Midwestcon 9]] and [[Fanarcon]]. | + | Curran worked on [[Metrocon 1]]. He attended [[Illwiscon]], [[Midwestcon 9]] and [[Fanarcon]]. He died in California in 1996. |
+ | * [https://fanac.org/fanzines/Trap_Door/Trap_Door18.pdf “A Fire in His Belly,”] reminiscence of Dan by [[Bill Donaho]], ''[[Trap Door]]'' 18 (May 1998, p. 12). | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:36, 20 May 2023
(September 9, 1937 – January 12, 1996)
Danny Curran (full name: Daniel Stephen Curran, Jr.), a New York fan active in the 1950s and ’60s, was a member of the (Second) Futurian Society of New York and the Fanarchists. He lived in the Nunnery and Riverside Dive. He later moved to the Bay Area.
Curran worked on Metrocon 1. He attended Illwiscon, Midwestcon 9 and Fanarcon. He died in California in 1996.
- “A Fire in His Belly,” reminiscence of Dan by Bill Donaho, Trap Door 18 (May 1998, p. 12).
Person | 1937—1996 |
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