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| + | [[File:Joyce Scrivner at Corflu Nova (1984). Courtesy of Rich Lynch.jpg|thumb|right|Joyce Scrivner at Corflu Nova (1984). Courtesy of Rich Lynch]] | ||
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Joyce Scrivner describes herself as a [[fanzine]] collector, [[fan historian]], and [[con runner]]. She is a member of [[Minnstf]] and the (Minnesota) [[Misfits]]. She was [[DUFF]] winner in 1981 (publishing the ''[[DUFF Newsletter]]''.) | Joyce Scrivner describes herself as a [[fanzine]] collector, [[fan historian]], and [[con runner]]. She is a member of [[Minnstf]] and the (Minnesota) [[Misfits]]. She was [[DUFF]] winner in 1981 (publishing the ''[[DUFF Newsletter]]''.) | ||
| − | She chaired [[ | + | She chaired [[Not-Anokon 2]], [[Plergbcon]] and the [[FanHistoriCon 5]] in [[Minneapolis]], [[FanHistoriCon 8]] in [[Baltimore]], and [[FanHistoriCon 9.5]] in [[Melbourne]]. She also worked on [[Worldcon]], [[Minicon (MN)]], [[MarsCon]], [[CONvergence]] and [[Diversicon]]. |
| − | Her [[fanzines]] include | + | Her [[fanzines]] include the ezines, the Hebrew Alphabet, the Greek Alphabet, and the Cherokee Syllabary. She did the second printing of the ''[[The Lindsay Report]]'' in 1992. She was a member of [[FAPA]]. |
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| + | * ''[[Gypsy]]'' | ||
| + | * ''[[Of Such Are Legends Made]]'' | ||
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| + | {{person |born=1950 |Locale=Minneapolis, MN}} | ||
[[Category:fan]] | [[Category:fan]] | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:22, 23 April 2023
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(1950 --)
Joyce Scrivner describes herself as a fanzine collector, fan historian, and con runner. She is a member of Minnstf and the (Minnesota) Misfits. She was DUFF winner in 1981 (publishing the DUFF Newsletter.)
She chaired Not-Anokon 2, Plergbcon and the FanHistoriCon 5 in Minneapolis, FanHistoriCon 8 in Baltimore, and FanHistoriCon 9.5 in Melbourne. She also worked on Worldcon, Minicon, MarsCon, CONvergence and Diversicon.
Her fanzines include the ezines, the Hebrew Alphabet, the Greek Alphabet, and the Cherokee Syllabary. She did the second printing of the The Lindsay Report in 1992. She was a member of FAPA.
| Person | 1950— |
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