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| − | A [[fan]] living in Upstate New York. He found [[fandom]] in the [[Buffalo Fantasy | + | A [[fan]] living in Upstate New York. He found [[fandom]] in the [[Buffalo Fantasy League]] and the [[ISFCC]] in 1950. |
In the early 50s he published the [[fanzines]] ''[[Fan-Fare]]'', ''[[Snowflakes in the Sun]]'', and was a co-editor of ''[[Cataclysm]]''. | In the early 50s he published the [[fanzines]] ''[[Fan-Fare]]'', ''[[Snowflakes in the Sun]]'', and was a co-editor of ''[[Cataclysm]]''. | ||
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| − | * 1999 -- [[ | + | * 1999 -- [[NecronomiCon, 4th Edition]] |
* 2003 -- [[World Fantasy Convention 2003]] | * 2003 -- [[World Fantasy Convention 2003]] | ||
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[[Category:fan]] | [[Category:fan]] | ||
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Revision as of 02:52, 26 March 2020
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A fan living in Upstate New York. He found fandom in the Buffalo Fantasy League and the ISFCC in 1950.
In the early 50s he published the fanzines Fan-Fare, Snowflakes in the Sun, and was a co-editor of Cataclysm.
In the 70s, he became a major force in the Weird small press world, publishing Eerie Country, Amanita Brandy, Fantasy Mongers, Weirdbook, the Weirdbook Sampler and Weirdbook Encores.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1999 -- NecronomiCon, 4th Edition
- 2003 -- World Fantasy Convention 2003
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