Difference between revisions of "Jack Wiedenbeck"
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− | [[File:Wiedenbeck.jpeg|thumb|'''Jack Wiedenbeck.'''<br>''[[Art]] by [[VIP]] from'' [[Fan (Daugherty)]]'' 6 (February 1946).'' ]](August 1, 1910 – July 30, 1969) | + | [[File:Wiedenbeck.jpeg|thumb|upright|'''Jack Wiedenbeck.'''<br>''[[Art]] by [[VIP]] from'' [[Fan (Daugherty)]]'' 6 (February 1946).'' ]](August 1, 1910 – July 30, 1969) |
'''John Harper “Jack” Wiedenbeck''', a [[fanartist]], lived in the [[Slan Shack]] in [[Battle Creek, MI]], from 1943–45. He was one of the members of [[Nova Press]], [[publishing]] ''[[Nova (Ashley)]]'', and was a member of [[FAPA]] and the [[Order of Dagon]]. He attended all the [[Michiconference]]s. | '''John Harper “Jack” Wiedenbeck''', a [[fanartist]], lived in the [[Slan Shack]] in [[Battle Creek, MI]], from 1943–45. He was one of the members of [[Nova Press]], [[publishing]] ''[[Nova (Ashley)]]'', and was a member of [[FAPA]] and the [[Order of Dagon]]. He attended all the [[Michiconference]]s. | ||
− | [[Harry Warner]] labeled him as the first [[fakefan]] | + | [[Harry Warner]] labeled him as the first [[fakefan]] (one who likes to hang around with [[fans]] but who has no real interest in [[science fiction]] or [[fandom]]), yet he seems to have done plenty of [[fanac]], contributing to many [[fanzines]]. He did highly acclaimed airbrushed cover [[art]]. He also belonged to the [[N3F]]. |
− | [[File:Jack Weidenbeck (1940s). Courtesy of Rob Hansen.jpg|thumb|left|Jack Weidenbeck (1940s). Courtesy of Rob Hansen]] | + | [[File:Jack Weidenbeck (1940s). Courtesy of Rob Hansen.jpg|thumb|left|'''Jack Weidenbeck (1940s)'''. ''Courtesy of [[Rob Hansen]].'']] |
He married Ella Bazemore “Ty” Tyrone (1906–1982) at the [[Slan Shack]] on June 25, 1944, just after [[Michicon 4]], but they divorced six months later. With the other [[Galactic Roomers]], he moved out to [[LA]] in ’45 and joined the [[Insurgent]] element of [[LASFS]]. He seems to have [[gafiated]] by the late ’40s. He married Thelma Lee "Eleanor" Gorrell (b. 1915) on December 9, 1963. | He married Ella Bazemore “Ty” Tyrone (1906–1982) at the [[Slan Shack]] on June 25, 1944, just after [[Michicon 4]], but they divorced six months later. With the other [[Galactic Roomers]], he moved out to [[LA]] in ’45 and joined the [[Insurgent]] element of [[LASFS]]. He seems to have [[gafiated]] by the late ’40s. He married Thelma Lee "Eleanor" Gorrell (b. 1915) on December 9, 1963. | ||
− | * Photo on page 34 of [[Warner | + | * Photo on page 34 of [[Harry Warner]]’s ''[[All Our Yesterdays]]'' (1969). |
* [https://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?235427 Bibliography at ISFDB.] | * [https://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?235427 Bibliography at ISFDB.] | ||
{{fanzines}} | {{fanzines}} | ||
* ''[[Ty-dings]]'' [1944] | * ''[[Ty-dings]]'' [1944] | ||
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{{person | born=1910 | died=1969}} | {{person | born=1910 | died=1969}} |
Latest revision as of 22:02, 12 September 2023
(August 1, 1910 – July 30, 1969)
John Harper “Jack” Wiedenbeck, a fanartist, lived in the Slan Shack in Battle Creek, MI, from 1943–45. He was one of the members of Nova Press, publishing Nova, and was a member of FAPA and the Order of Dagon. He attended all the Michiconferences.
Harry Warner labeled him as the first fakefan (one who likes to hang around with fans but who has no real interest in science fiction or fandom), yet he seems to have done plenty of fanac, contributing to many fanzines. He did highly acclaimed airbrushed cover art. He also belonged to the N3F.
![](/images/c/cb/Jack_Weidenbeck_%281940s%29._Courtesy_of_Rob_Hansen.jpg)
He married Ella Bazemore “Ty” Tyrone (1906–1982) at the Slan Shack on June 25, 1944, just after Michicon 4, but they divorced six months later. With the other Galactic Roomers, he moved out to LA in ’45 and joined the Insurgent element of LASFS. He seems to have gafiated by the late ’40s. He married Thelma Lee "Eleanor" Gorrell (b. 1915) on December 9, 1963.
- Photo on page 34 of Harry Warner’s All Our Yesterdays (1969).
- Bibliography at ISFDB.
- Ty-dings [1944]
Person | 1910—1969 |
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