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| − | '''James S. W. “Red” Avery''', a [[Virginia]] [[fan]] active in the 1950s and ’60s, [[published]] the [[fanzine]] ''[[Errr!]]'' and wrote [[article]]s for other [[zines]]. He was on the [[SAPS]] [[WL]]. Red was the son of early fan [[Jim Avery]]. | + | '''James S. W. “Red” Avery''', a [[Virginia]] [[fan]] active in the 1950s and ’60s, [[published]] the [[fanzine]] ''[[Errr!]]'' and wrote [[article]]s for other [[zines]]. He was on the [[SAPS]] [[WL]]. |
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| + | Red was the son of early fan [[Jim Avery]]. In 1999, he was living in Lower Migfield Township, [[Pennsylvania]], and had two sons, Brian and Matthew. | ||
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Revision as of 05:58, 8 September 2021
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James S. W. “Red” Avery, a Virginia fan active in the 1950s and ’60s, published the fanzine Errr! and wrote articles for other zines. He was on the SAPS WL.
Red was the son of early fan Jim Avery. In 1999, he was living in Lower Migfield Township, Pennsylvania, and had two sons, Brian and Matthew.
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