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* ''[[Static, Flutter and Pop]]'' [1970] | * ''[[Static, Flutter and Pop]]'' [1970] | ||
* ''[[We Grock You, S.F.P.A.]]'' [1972] (for SFPA, with [[Penny Frierson]]) | * ''[[We Grock You, S.F.P.A.]]'' [1972] (for SFPA, with [[Penny Frierson]]) | ||
| + | * ''[[A Winter Solstice Greeting]]'' [1974] (for [[EOD]]) | ||
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Revision as of 17:34, 28 August 2021
(August 14, 1940 – September 24, 2001)
Meade Frierson III was a fan who was one of the founders of the Southern Fandom Confederation and served as its president from 1970 to 1983. He published the major one-shot fanzine HPL as well as Science Fiction on Radio: A Revised Look at 1950-1975. He was married to fellow fan Penny Frierson.
He occasionally used the pseudonym Ralph Wollstonecraft Hedge, a character invented by Ron Goulart in his story "Ralph Wollstonecraft Hedge: A Memoir."
He also founded (and was Great Dictator of) APA-VCR in 1978.
- “In Memoriam: Meade H. Frierson, III” from SFC website.
- Ah Yes, I Remember Well a Saturday in Birmingham (with Penny Frierson)
- Fantastic Frierson Collection Culls
- Friersign Theater Presents (with Penny Frierson, for Myriad)
- HPL [1972]
- Huitloxopetl (for SFPA)
- Mysterious Spring Valley Triangle [1972] (for SFPA)
- A Passing Fancy (for SFPA and RAPS with Penny Frierson)
- Raving Timmie Ggazzette [1973] (for SFPA)
- Science Fiction on Radio (with Penny Frierson)
- Science Fiction on Radio: A Revised Look at 1950-1975 [1996] (with James Widner)
- Science Fiction Times-Chronicle (with Penny Frierson)
- Shattered Like a Clockwork Orange
- Scarfing Humble Pie (with Penny Frierson)
- Southern Fandom Confederation Bulletin [1971-1983]
- Southern Fandom Confederation Handbook[1974-]
- Southern Fandom Confederation Roster [1971-]
- Static, Flutter and Pop [1970]
- We Grock You, S.F.P.A. [1972] (for SFPA, with Penny Frierson)
- A Winter Solstice Greeting [1974] (for EOD)
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1975 -- Rebel Award
- 1977 -- Windycon IV, Balticon 11
- 1978 -- Coastcon 1978
| Person | 1940—2001 |
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