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'''Los Angeles''', [[California]], [[nicknamed]] [[Shangri-LA]], was one of the first centers of [[fannish]] activity, with Chapter 4 of the [[SFL]] established there on October 27, 1934.  It was soon energized by the young [[Forrest J Ackerman]], so that upon the demise of the [[SFL]], the [[LASFL]] reorganized itself as [[LASFS]] on March 27, 1940.
 
'''Los Angeles''', [[California]], [[nicknamed]] [[Shangri-LA]], was one of the first centers of [[fannish]] activity, with Chapter 4 of the [[SFL]] established there on October 27, 1934.  It was soon energized by the young [[Forrest J Ackerman]], so that upon the demise of the [[SFL]], the [[LASFL]] reorganized itself as [[LASFS]] on March 27, 1940.
  
LA has held seven [[worldcons]] (see [[Los Angeles Worldcons]]), many [[Westercons]], and holds an annual [[Loscon]].
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LA has held seven [[Worldcons]] (see [[Los Angeles Worldcons]]), many [[Westercons]], and hosts an annual [[Loscon]].
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[[FTLaney]] called its [[fanhabitants]] '''''Fangelenos'''''.
  
 
See [[LASFS]] and [[SCIFI]] for much more.
 
See [[LASFS]] and [[SCIFI]] for much more.

Latest revision as of 20:23, 27 October 2021

Los Angeles, California, nicknamed Shangri-LA, was one of the first centers of fannish activity, with Chapter 4 of the SFL established there on October 27, 1934. It was soon energized by the young Forrest J Ackerman, so that upon the demise of the SFL, the LASFL reorganized itself as LASFS on March 27, 1940.

LA has held seven Worldcons (see Los Angeles Worldcons), many Westercons, and hosts an annual Loscon.

FTLaney called its fanhabitants Fangelenos.

See LASFS and SCIFI for much more.


From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944
LA Los Angeles, dummkopf.

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