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| − | Mark Keller was a founder of [[RISFA]] and wrote a number of excellent [[fannish musicals]] with [[Sue Anderson]] (''[[Back to Rivets]]'', ''[[The Decomposers]]'' and ''[[Rivets Redux]]''). He worked on several conventions, including [[Worldcons]], [[Boskone]] and [[Readercon]]. His [[fannish]] writings appeared in ''[[ | + | Mark M. Keller was a founder of [[RISFA]] and wrote a number of excellent [[fannish musicals]] with his long-time companion and wife (since 2001) [[Sue Anderson]] (''[[Back to Rivets]]'', ''[[The Decomposers]]'' and ''[[Rivets Redux]]''). He worked on several conventions, including [[Worldcons]], [[Boskone]] and [[Readercon]]. His [[fannish]] writings appeared in ''[[Apaloosa]]'' and ''[[APA:NESFA]]''. He was a member of the [[SCA]]. |
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Latest revision as of 09:51, 31 May 2023
(???? - September 1, 2001)
Mark M. Keller was a founder of RISFA and wrote a number of excellent fannish musicals with his long-time companion and wife (since 2001) Sue Anderson (Back to Rivets, The Decomposers and Rivets Redux). He worked on several conventions, including Worldcons, Boskone and Readercon. His fannish writings appeared in Apaloosa and APA:NESFA. He was a member of the SCA.
| Person | ????—2001 |
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