Difference between revisions of "Portland Society of Strangers"
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| − | A [[club]] in Portland, OR. Its [[clubzines]] were ''STRANGE'', ''[[PUNS]]'', and ''[[The Can Opener]]''. The Portland Society of Strangers staffed a barricade during the 1970 student strike at Portland State University, as noted in {{link | website = https://www.portlandoregon.gov/archives/article/548298 | text=Remembering the Portland State University Strike of 1970, p.1, last sentence in section headed "Fort Tricia Nixon."}} | + | A [[club]] in Portland, OR. Its [[clubzines]] were ''[[STRANGE]]'', ''[[PUNS]]'', and ''[[The Can Opener]]''. The Portland Society of Strangers staffed a barricade during the 1970 student strike at Portland State University, as noted in {{link | website = https://www.portlandoregon.gov/archives/article/548298 | text=Remembering the Portland State University Strike of 1970, p.1, last sentence in section headed "Fort Tricia Nixon."}} |
| − | Later, the club put on a series of conventions called Norwestercon, ca. 1971-1973. | + | Later, the club put on a series of conventions called [[Norwestercon]], ca. 1971-1973. |
An early reference to the Society of Strangers was published in {{link | website=http://www.fanac.org/fanzines/Egoboo/Egoboo11.pdf | text=EGOBOO 11, 1970, pp. 19-20}} | An early reference to the Society of Strangers was published in {{link | website=http://www.fanac.org/fanzines/Egoboo/Egoboo11.pdf | text=EGOBOO 11, 1970, pp. 19-20}} | ||
Revision as of 09:03, 26 April 2020
A club in Portland, OR. Its clubzines were STRANGE, PUNS, and The Can Opener. The Portland Society of Strangers staffed a barricade during the 1970 student strike at Portland State University, as noted in Remembering the Portland State University Strike of 1970, p.1, last sentence in section headed "Fort Tricia Nixon."
Later, the club put on a series of conventions called Norwestercon, ca. 1971-1973.
An early reference to the Society of Strangers was published in EGOBOO 11, 1970, pp. 19-20
Fl. 1969-74.
Members included Mike Zaharakis.
| Club | 1969—1974 |
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