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| − | '''Art Gnaedinger''' was an early [[Boston]]-area [[fan]], a member of the [[The Stranger Club]]. He was attending Harvard and involved in radio dramatizations. He made a recording of an old ''[[Amazing]]'' story, 'The Talking Brain' by [[M. H. Hasta]], that impressed the [[club]]. | + | '''Art Gnaedinger''' was an early [[Boston]]-area [[fan]], a member of the [[The Stranger Club]] in the 1940s. He was attending Harvard and involved in [[radio]] dramatizations. He made a recording of an old ''[[Amazing]]'' story, 'The Talking Brain' by [[M. H. Hasta]], that impressed the [[club]]. |
He was the son of [[Mary Gnaedinger]], editor of ''[[Famous Fantastic Mysteries]]''. | He was the son of [[Mary Gnaedinger]], editor of ''[[Famous Fantastic Mysteries]]''. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:32, 20 July 2021
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Art Gnaedinger was an early Boston-area fan, a member of the The Stranger Club in the 1940s. He was attending Harvard and involved in radio dramatizations. He made a recording of an old Amazing story, 'The Talking Brain' by M. H. Hasta, that impressed the club.
He was the son of Mary Gnaedinger, editor of Famous Fantastic Mysteries.
- Story about the recording from The Harvard Crimson, February 6, 1941.
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