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| − | + | '''James Kennedy''' (fannishly '''Jim Khennedy''', sometimes styled '''Lord Jim Khennedy'''), an [[Arizona]] [[fan]], founded [[APA-69]] and was a member of [[APA-50]]. He was one of the producers of [[The Emperor Norton SF Hour]] on cable TV. | |
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* ''[[Fairfield Street Examiner]]'' [1976] | * ''[[Fairfield Street Examiner]]'' [1976] | ||
* ''[[Second Degenerate]]'' [1974] | * ''[[Second Degenerate]]'' [1974] | ||
| + | * ''[[A Silent Toast to Futility]]'' | ||
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[[Category:Fan]] | [[Category:Fan]] | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:36, 12 April 2021
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James Kennedy (fannishly Jim Khennedy, sometimes styled Lord Jim Khennedy), an Arizona fan, founded APA-69 and was a member of APA-50. He was one of the producers of The Emperor Norton SF Hour on cable TV.
- Arrakis [1974] (for the Organized SF Fans of Arizona)
- Degenerate [1973]
- Fairfield Street Examiner [1976]
- Second Degenerate [1974]
- A Silent Toast to Futility
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