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| − | A [[Philadelphia]] [[fan]], '''Helen Cloukey''' was a member of [[PSFS]] and an [[editor]] of its [[OO]], ''[[Variant]]'', in 1947. She | + | A [[Philadelphia]] [[fan]], '''Helen Cloukey''' was a member of [[PSFS]] and an [[editor]] of its [[OO]], ''[[Variant]]'', in 1947. She attended the [[1938 Philadelphia Conference]] and [[Philcon I]] in 1947, and authored a number of stories for ''[[Fantascience Digest]]'' in the late 1930s. |
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| + | In the ''[[Philcon Memory Book]]'', [[Alexander Phillips]] described her as an “austere and forceful” lady. | ||
[http://www.philsp.com/homeville/FMI/i/i00654.htm#A6 Bibliography at Fiction Mags Index.] | [http://www.philsp.com/homeville/FMI/i/i00654.htm#A6 Bibliography at Fiction Mags Index.] | ||
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A Philadelphia fan, Helen Cloukey was a member of PSFS and an editor of its OO, Variant, in 1947. She attended the 1938 Philadelphia Conference and Philcon in 1947, and authored a number of stories for Fantascience Digest in the late 1930s.
In the Philcon Memory Book, Alexander Phillips described her as an “austere and forceful” lady.
Bibliography at Fiction Mags Index.
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