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| − | (1938 | + | (1938<ref>''[https://fanac.org/fanzines/References/who_s_who_in_science_foiction_fandom_1961_broules_1961.pdf Who's Who in Science Fiction Fandom]'' 1961 gives his date of birth as August 16, '''1928'''. It's unclear which is correct.</ref> – 2010) |
| − | James Groves was a British [[fan]] and [[fan artist]] who later emigrated to the USA. | + | '''James Arthur Groves''' was a British [[fan]] and [[fan artist]] who later emigrated to the USA. |
He edited both the ''[[BSFA Newsletter]]'' and ''[[Vector]]'' during the early 1960s and many of his genre essays were published in it. He also co-edited ''[[The Wall]]''. | He edited both the ''[[BSFA Newsletter]]'' and ''[[Vector]]'' during the early 1960s and many of his genre essays were published in it. He also co-edited ''[[The Wall]]''. | ||
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(1938[1] – 2010)
James Arthur Groves was a British fan and fan artist who later emigrated to the USA.
He edited both the BSFA Newsletter and Vector during the early 1960s and many of his genre essays were published in it. He also co-edited The Wall.
- BSFA Newsletter [1961-62] (some issues)
- Packrat [1961-62] (for OMPA)
- Vector [1960-62] (some issues)
- The Wall [1961] (for OMPA)
| Person | 1938—2010 |
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- ↑ Who's Who in Science Fiction Fandom 1961 gives his date of birth as August 16, 1928. It's unclear which is correct.
