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| − | + | Andrew T. Young is a [[fan]] who went to school in Oberlin, OH before moving to [[Cambridge, MA]] and getting a PhD in astronomy under Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin from Harvard in 1962. He seems to have largely [[gafiated]] by 1960 went on to a career in astronomy. He was married to fellow [[fan]] [[Jean Young]] and were jointly known under the [[demolishism]] "J&Y" ("Jandy"). He was bearded in a time when beards were scarce (see also [[Poo]]). | |
He was one of the [[Balcony Insurgents]], a member of [[FAPA]] and of the [[FATE Tape]], and hero of one of the [[FAPA]] [[Blitzkriegs]]. He was briefly a member of the Boston Chapter of [[Campbell]]'s [[IES]] (and attended its party celebrating [[Isaac Asimov's]] 40th birthday.) | He was one of the [[Balcony Insurgents]], a member of [[FAPA]] and of the [[FATE Tape]], and hero of one of the [[FAPA]] [[Blitzkriegs]]. He was briefly a member of the Boston Chapter of [[Campbell]]'s [[IES]] (and attended its party celebrating [[Isaac Asimov's]] 40th birthday.) | ||
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Revision as of 08:44, 20 February 2021
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Andrew T. Young is a fan who went to school in Oberlin, OH before moving to Cambridge, MA and getting a PhD in astronomy under Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin from Harvard in 1962. He seems to have largely gafiated by 1960 went on to a career in astronomy. He was married to fellow fan Jean Young and were jointly known under the demolishism "J&Y" ("Jandy"). He was bearded in a time when beards were scarce (see also Poo).
He was one of the Balcony Insurgents, a member of FAPA and of the FATE Tape, and hero of one of the FAPA Blitzkriegs. He was briefly a member of the Boston Chapter of Campbell's IES (and attended its party celebrating Isaac Asimov's 40th birthday.)
- Oil...on Troubled Waters [late 50s]
- Poo [late 50s]
- Satellite in the Sky
- Scree
- Vile Deeds at Midnight [1958] (for OMPA; with Jean Young)
- Wild Pumbles [1959] (for OMPA; with Bob Tucker)
- Ye Boiffion Boy Birdwatchers Bugle-Blast [1957] (with Lee H. Shaw, Jean Young and Larry Stark)
- Yobber (with Jean Young)
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