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He moved to [[Manchester]] in 1935 and dropped out of [[fandom]], reappearing in the ’50s and using the name Paul Enever. | He moved to [[Manchester]] in 1935 and dropped out of [[fandom]], reappearing in the ’50s and using the name Paul Enever. | ||
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Paul Enever, also known as Patrick Enever, F P Enever or Francis P Enever, was a British fan active in the thirties and again in the fifties and sixties.
In a letter published in Wonder Stories (August 1932), signed P Enever, he informed readers of the existence of the Hayes Science Fiction Club, a fan group in Hayes to the west of London. It was the third UK fan group and the first with ‘science fiction’ in its name.
He moved to Manchester in 1935 and dropped out of fandom, reappearing in the ’50s and using the name Paul Enever.
According to Skyrack #28 he emigrated with his family to Adelaide, Australia in 1961 after which he seems to have had no involvement with fandom.
- Hoss Laf [mid-50s]
- How (for OMPA)
- Orion (later taken over by Ella Parker)
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