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| − | The Fanac Fan History Project is devoted to the preservation and distribution of information about [[fandom]]. It is sponsored by [[FANAC]] the | + | The '''Fanac Fan History Project''' is devoted to the preservation and distribution of information about [[fandom]]. |
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| + | It is sponsored by [[FANAC]], the [[organization]] behind [[MagiCon]], the 1992 [[Worldcon]], which used some of its surplus funds to create the Fanac Fan History Project. From its beginning it has been run by [[Joe Siclari]] with [[Edie Stern]], [[Jack Weaver]], [[Mark Olson]], and others. | ||
There are two main projects: [[Fanac.org]] and [[Fancyclopedia 3]] (which you're presently reading). | There are two main projects: [[Fanac.org]] and [[Fancyclopedia 3]] (which you're presently reading). | ||
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Revision as of 16:54, 27 November 2020
The Fanac Fan History Project is devoted to the preservation and distribution of information about fandom.
It is sponsored by FANAC, the organization behind MagiCon, the 1992 Worldcon, which used some of its surplus funds to create the Fanac Fan History Project. From its beginning it has been run by Joe Siclari with Edie Stern, Jack Weaver, Mark Olson, and others.
There are two main projects: Fanac.org and Fancyclopedia 3 (which you're presently reading).
| Publisher |
| This is a publisher page, referring to science fiction book and prozine publishers. |
