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'''William E. 'Bill' Price''' was a [[UK]] [[fan]] and [[artist]] from Monmouthshire in [[Wales]] active in the 1950s. He was also a member of the [[London SF Con]] of 1952 although it's not clear if he attended. He did however attend [[Coroncon]] in 1953 and was a member of [[Supermancon]] in 1954.
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'''William E. 'Bill' Price''' was a [[UK]] [[fan]] and [[artist]] from Monmouthshire in [[Wales]] active in the 1950s. He was a member of the [[London SF Con]] of 1952 although it's not clear if he attended. He did however attend [[Coroncon]] in 1953 and was a member of [[Supermancon]] in 1954.
  
Price was a cartoonist with work appearing in ''[[Camber]]'', ''[[Science Fantasy News]]'' and ''[[Void (Clements)]]''. He had five pieces in the [[UK]] [[prozine]] ''[[Nebula]] (UK]]'' in 1953–5. He was a member of the [[Fantasy Art Society]].<ref>'Fanzine Art Review' by [[Terry Carr]], ''[[Psychotic]]'' #2 (August 1958).</ref>.
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Price was a cartoonist with work appearing in ''[[Camber]]'', ''[[Science Fantasy News]]'' and ''[[Void (Clements)]]''. He had five pieces in the [[UK]] [[prozine]] ''[[Nebula (UK)]]'' in 1953–5. He was a member of the [[Fantasy Art Society]].<ref>'Fanzine Art Review' by [[Terry Carr]], ''[[Psychotic]]'' #2 (August 1958).</ref>.
  
 
It's possible that [[Fred Price]] was his brother.
 
It's possible that [[Fred Price]] was his brother.

Latest revision as of 12:29, 1 October 2024

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William E. 'Bill' Price was a UK fan and artist from Monmouthshire in Wales active in the 1950s. He was a member of the London SF Con of 1952 although it's not clear if he attended. He did however attend Coroncon in 1953 and was a member of Supermancon in 1954.

Price was a cartoonist with work appearing in Camber, Science Fantasy News and Void. He had five pieces in the UK prozine Nebula in 1953–5. He was a member of the Fantasy Art Society.[1].

It's possible that Fred Price was his brother.

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  1. 'Fanzine Art Review' by Terry Carr, Psychotic #2 (August 1958).

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