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A [[New York City]] [[fan]] who was part of the [[Nunnery]] in the 1950s. He was a member of the [[Fanarchists]] and the [[New York SF Circle]] and a co-founder of the [[Fantasy Film Club]]. He was a professional novelist who wrote one [[SF]] novel under the [[pseudonym]] Gerald Hatch. He also wrote humorous and satirical material for the 1950s [[fanzine]] ''[[Inside]]''. | A [[New York City]] [[fan]] who was part of the [[Nunnery]] in the 1950s. He was a member of the [[Fanarchists]] and the [[New York SF Circle]] and a co-founder of the [[Fantasy Film Club]]. He was a professional novelist who wrote one [[SF]] novel under the [[pseudonym]] Gerald Hatch. He also wrote humorous and satirical material for the 1950s [[fanzine]] ''[[Inside]]''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:40, 16 July 2020
(1932 -- October 23, 1963)
A New York City fan who was part of the Nunnery in the 1950s. He was a member of the Fanarchists and the New York SF Circle and a co-founder of the Fantasy Film Club. He was a professional novelist who wrote one SF novel under the pseudonym Gerald Hatch. He also wrote humorous and satirical material for the 1950s fanzine Inside.
| Person | 1932—1963 |
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