Difference between revisions of "Lou Goldstone"
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| − | '''Lou Goldstone, Jr.''', a [[California]] [[fan]] active beginning in the 1930s, published the [[fanzine]] ''[[Fantasia]]''. | + | '''Lou Goldstone, Jr.''', a [[California]] [[fan]], became active beginning in the 1930s, with [[locs]] in the [[prozines]]. He [[published]] the [[fanzine]] ''[[Fantasia]]''. A founding member of The [[National Fantasy Fan Federation]] (N3F) in 1941, he served as [[chairman]] of the [[Welcommittee]]. He was a member of [[LASFS]] and attended [[Staplecon 1]] in 1943. He designed the [[program book]] for [[Pacificon]] in 1946 and drew its striking cover. |
| − | An [[artist]], he illustrated the 1948 [[Fantasy Pub. Co.]] edition of [[L. Ron Hubbard]]’s ''Death’s Deputy''. He was nominated for the [[1946 Best Fan Artist Retro Hugo]] in 1996. | + | An [[artist]], he illustrated the 1948 [[Fantasy Pub. Co.]] edition of [[L. Ron Hubbard]]’s ''Death’s Deputy'', among other things. He was nominated for the [[1946 Best Fan Artist Retro Hugo]] in 1996. |
In 1960, he was living in [[San Francisco]], with his wife, [[Cynthia Goldstone]], according to [[The Directory of 1960 S.F. Fandom]]. He appears to have remained at least somewhat active in [[fandom]] into the 1970s. | In 1960, he was living in [[San Francisco]], with his wife, [[Cynthia Goldstone]], according to [[The Directory of 1960 S.F. Fandom]]. He appears to have remained at least somewhat active in [[fandom]] into the 1970s. | ||
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* Founding Member article in {{TNFF|date=February, 2018|volume=77|number=2}}. | * Founding Member article in {{TNFF|date=February, 2018|volume=77|number=2}}. | ||
* [https://fanac.org/fanzines/LASFS/LASFS1-16.html Photo] in the [[LASFS Album]]. | * [https://fanac.org/fanzines/LASFS/LASFS1-16.html Photo] in the [[LASFS Album]]. | ||
| + | * [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?78657 Bibliography at ISFDB.] | ||
Revision as of 06:04, 2 February 2021
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Lou Goldstone, Jr., a California fan, became active beginning in the 1930s, with locs in the prozines. He published the fanzine Fantasia. A founding member of The National Fantasy Fan Federation (N3F) in 1941, he served as chairman of the Welcommittee. He was a member of LASFS and attended Staplecon 1 in 1943. He designed the program book for Pacificon in 1946 and drew its striking cover.
An artist, he illustrated the 1948 Fantasy Pub. Co. edition of L. Ron Hubbard’s Death’s Deputy, among other things. He was nominated for the 1946 Best Fan Artist Retro Hugo in 1996.
In 1960, he was living in San Francisco, with his wife, Cynthia Goldstone, according to The Directory of 1960 S.F. Fandom. He appears to have remained at least somewhat active in fandom into the 1970s.
- Founding Member article in February, 2018 National Fantasy Fan.
- Photo in the LASFS Album.
- Bibliography at ISFDB.
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