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| − | Dan Goodman | + | Dan Goodman was a [[Minneapolis]]-area [[fan]] who discovered [[fandom]] in 1962. He was a member of [[Minnstf]] and edited some issues of its newsletter, ''[[Einblatt]]''. He was a member of [[Minneapa]] (with the [[apazine]] ''[[Lost Angel]]'') and a past member of [[APA-L]], [[RAPS]], [[FAPA]], [[The Cult]], [[ValAPA]], [[The Lens]], [[Melvin]], and [[TAPS]]. |
In 1979, he provided something of a fannish autobiography in {{file770 | issue=12 | page=13}}. | In 1979, he provided something of a fannish autobiography in {{file770 | issue=12 | page=13}}. | ||
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[[Category:fan]] | [[Category:fan]] | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
Revision as of 11:12, 25 March 2020
(d. March 25, 2020)
Dan Goodman was a Minneapolis-area fan who discovered fandom in 1962. He was a member of Minnstf and edited some issues of its newsletter, Einblatt. He was a member of Minneapa (with the apazine Lost Angel) and a past member of APA-L, RAPS, FAPA, The Cult, ValAPA, The Lens, Melvin, and TAPS.
In 1979, he provided something of a fannish autobiography in File 770 12, p. 13.
| Person | ????—2020 |
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