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[[WKF]]s and [[pro]]s who spent significant time in Milwaukee include: | [[WKF]]s and [[pro]]s who spent significant time in Milwaukee include: | ||
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| − | * [[Brendan P. Bellecourt]] (from Racine, WI) | + | * [[Bradley Beaulieu (Brendan P. Bellecourt)]] (from Racine, WI) |
* [[Bruce Bethke]] | * [[Bruce Bethke]] | ||
* [[Robert Bloch]] | * [[Robert Bloch]] | ||
Revision as of 23:41, 13 March 2022
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was home to the Milwaukee Fictioneers and the MA2oSF3. It hosted Beercon, X-Con, Triangulum, First Contact, Operacon, ditto 18, and CremeCon.
Almost, but not quite Milwaukee Worldcon bids emerged for 1948, 1959 and 1994; all but the first dissolved well before site selection.
MilwApa is based and collates there, and the slan shack Lytheria hosts much of Cream City fandom’s social activity.
WKFs and pros who spent significant time in Milwaukee include:
- Bradley Beaulieu (Brendan P. Bellecourt) (from Racine, WI)
- Bruce Bethke
- Robert Bloch
- Donn P. Brazier
- Fredric Brown
- Grania Davis
- Gene DeWeese
- Phyllis Economou
- Ralph Milne Farley
- Jack Finney
- Raymond Z. Gallun
- William Campbell Gault
- Robert F. Jones
- Jim Kjelgaard
- Dave Levine
- Orange Mike
- Deirdre Murphy
- Nanek
- John D. MacDonald
- Grace O'Malley
- Ray Palmer
- John Ridley, Jr.
- Cordwainer Smith
- Bob Stein
- Larry Sternig
- Peter Straub
- Arthur R. Tofte
- Stanley G. Weinbaum
“Science Fiction Out of Milwaukee” by G. W. Thomas, Darkworlds Quarterly, June 2, 2020.
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