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'''G. H. Brewer''' was a [[UK]] [[fan]] from [[Bristol]] active in the 1940s. He was a member of the [[British Fantasy Society]]. [[D. R. Smith]] writing in the ''[[British Fantasy Society Bulletin]]'' #7 said that Brewer and [[C. Baker]] were: | '''G. H. Brewer''' was a [[UK]] [[fan]] from [[Bristol]] active in the 1940s. He was a member of the [[British Fantasy Society]]. [[D. R. Smith]] writing in the ''[[British Fantasy Society Bulletin]]'' #7 said that Brewer and [[C. Baker]] were: | ||
| − | the first fruits of the Society's | + | the first fruits of the Society's advertisement in the ''British Esperantist''. We have hopes of a good crop. |
It seems Smith was optimistic. | It seems Smith was optimistic. | ||
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G. H. Brewer was a UK fan from Bristol active in the 1940s. He was a member of the British Fantasy Society. D. R. Smith writing in the British Fantasy Society Bulletin #7 said that Brewer and C. Baker were:
the first fruits of the Society's advertisement in the British Esperantist. We have hopes of a good crop.
It seems Smith was optimistic.
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