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'''Michael Girsdansky''' was a member and [[vice president]] of the [[University of Chicago Science Fiction Club]] in the early 1950s. In a [[loc]] to ''[[G2]]'' 10 ([https://www.fanac.org/fanzines/G2/G22-0110.pdf March 1962]), [[John Boardman]] wrote: | '''Michael Girsdansky''' was a member and [[vice president]] of the [[University of Chicago Science Fiction Club]] in the early 1950s. In a [[loc]] to ''[[G2]]'' 10 ([https://www.fanac.org/fanzines/G2/G22-0110.pdf March 1962]), [[John Boardman]] wrote: | ||
| − | [[Ray Nelson]] didn’t show up at UC until the 1951-2 academic year. He was then married to [[Perdita Lilly]], his first wife. He, Tom Seidman, Mike Girsdansky, [[Seymour Nelson]] and I obtained some brief notoriety in that year as the result of a planned Black Mass. (Seymour is no relation to Ray; his version of the common surname was originally Katznelson;) We had planned to conduct a Black Mass at a Halloween party in 1951, with Ray serving as the high priest and Perdita as the altar. However, the story got out. A Catholic student heard about the proposed diabolism, and carried to the university’s chaplain a story that we planned to steal communion elements. The chaplain told Cardinal Strich, the Cardinal told the university’s president, and the principals in the escapade were confined to quarters. | + | [[Ray Nelson]] didn’t show up at UC until the 1951-2 academic year. He was then married to [[Perdita Lilly]], his first wife. He, [[Tom Seidman]], Mike Girsdansky, [[Seymour Nelson]] and I obtained some brief notoriety in that year as the result of a planned Black Mass. (Seymour is no relation to Ray; his version of the common surname was originally Katznelson;) We had planned to conduct a Black Mass at a Halloween party in 1951, with Ray serving as the high priest and Perdita as the altar. However, the story got out. A Catholic student heard about the proposed diabolism, and carried to the university’s chaplain a story that we planned to steal communion elements. The chaplain told Cardinal Strich, the Cardinal told the university’s president, and the principals in the escapade were confined to quarters. |
| − | Girsdansky later became [[Perdita Nelson]]’s second husband and father of [[Karina Girsdansky]]. | + | Girsdansky later became [[Perdita Nelson]]’s second husband and the father of [[Karina Girsdansky]]. |
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Michael Girsdansky was a member and vice president of the University of Chicago Science Fiction Club in the early 1950s. In a loc to G2 10 (March 1962), John Boardman wrote:
Ray Nelson didn’t show up at UC until the 1951-2 academic year. He was then married to Perdita Lilly, his first wife. He, Tom Seidman, Mike Girsdansky, Seymour Nelson and I obtained some brief notoriety in that year as the result of a planned Black Mass. (Seymour is no relation to Ray; his version of the common surname was originally Katznelson;) We had planned to conduct a Black Mass at a Halloween party in 1951, with Ray serving as the high priest and Perdita as the altar. However, the story got out. A Catholic student heard about the proposed diabolism, and carried to the university’s chaplain a story that we planned to steal communion elements. The chaplain told Cardinal Strich, the Cardinal told the university’s president, and the principals in the escapade were confined to quarters.
Girsdansky later became Perdita Nelson’s second husband and the father of Karina Girsdansky.
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