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(Minimal entry for Dave Szurek, who I knew only from his letters in fanzines.)
 
(Added note about 1964 convention, precursor of Detroit Triple Fan Fair.)
 
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(June 24th, 1948 - May 21st, 2020)
 
(June 24th, 1948 - May 21st, 2020)
  
Dave Szurek was a fan from [[Detroit]] who published the [[fanzines]] [[Weird City]] and [[Weirdness Before Midnight]]. He was a fan of low budget monster movies.  {{link | website=https://www.isfdb.org//cgi-bin/ea.cgi?258474 | text=ISFDB}} credits him with published poems and one letter published in [[The Geis Letter]]. A search of Fanac.org retrieves many more published letters of comment. A {{link | website= https://www.tributebook.com/domains/ffe8a152-47c2-441b-a5d5-f792dea03ca7/obituaries/14757642/book | text=memorial tribute}} includes messages from his long time fannish correspondents.
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Dave Szurek was a comics, monster movie and sf fan from [[Detroit]] who published the [[fanzines]] [[Weird City]] and [[Weirdness Before Midnight]]. {{link | website=https://www.isfdb.org//cgi-bin/ea.cgi?258474 | text=ISFDB}} credits him with published poems and one letter published in [[The Geis Letter]]. A search of Fanac.org retrieves many more references to fanzine appearances. A {{link | website= https://www.tributebook.com/domains/ffe8a152-47c2-441b-a5d5-f792dea03ca7/obituaries/14757642/book | text=memorial tribute}} includes messages from several long time fannish correspondents.
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{{link | website=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detroit_Triple_Fan_Fair | text= On May 24th, 1964 he and fellow Detroit fan Robert Brosch held a comics convention at Hotel Tuller that attracted about 80 fans.}} The [[Detroit Triple Fan Fair]] began in 1965.

Latest revision as of 22:49, 18 August 2024

(June 24th, 1948 - May 21st, 2020)

Dave Szurek was a comics, monster movie and sf fan from Detroit who published the fanzines Weird City and Weirdness Before Midnight. ISFDB credits him with published poems and one letter published in The Geis Letter. A search of Fanac.org retrieves many more references to fanzine appearances. A memorial tribute includes messages from several long time fannish correspondents.

On May 24th, 1964 he and fellow Detroit fan Robert Brosch held a comics convention at Hotel Tuller that attracted about 80 fans. The Detroit Triple Fan Fair began in 1965.