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Jack Wiedenbeck was a [[fan artist]] in the 1940s who, for a time, lived in the [[slan shack]] in Battle Creek, Michigan. He was one of the members of [[Nova Press]], attended the [[1943 Michiconference]] and the [[1945 Michiconference]] and was a member of [[FAPA]] and the [[Order of Dagon]]. | Jack Wiedenbeck was a [[fan artist]] in the 1940s who, for a time, lived in the [[slan shack]] in Battle Creek, Michigan. He was one of the members of [[Nova Press]], attended the [[1943 Michiconference]] and the [[1945 Michiconference]] and was a member of [[FAPA]] and the [[Order of Dagon]]. | ||
| − | He was labelled by [[Harry Warner]] as the first [[fakefan]], one who likes to hang around with [[fans]] but who has no real interest in [[ | + | He was labelled by [[Harry Warner]] as the first [[fakefan]], one who likes to hang around with [[fans]] but who has no real interest in [[science fiction]]. |
His photo appears on page 34 of [[Warner's]] ''[[All Our Yesterdays]]'' (1969). | His photo appears on page 34 of [[Warner's]] ''[[All Our Yesterdays]]'' (1969). | ||
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Jack Wiedenbeck was a fan artist in the 1940s who, for a time, lived in the slan shack in Battle Creek, Michigan. He was one of the members of Nova Press, attended the 1943 Michiconference and the 1945 Michiconference and was a member of FAPA and the Order of Dagon.
He was labelled by Harry Warner as the first fakefan, one who likes to hang around with fans but who has no real interest in science fiction.
His photo appears on page 34 of Warner's All Our Yesterdays (1969).
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