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| − | '''Joyce Slater''' was a [[British]] [[fan]] who began contributing to [[fanzines]] with ''[[The Futurian]]'' 8 ([https://fanac.org/fanzines/Futurian/Futur0302.pdf Spring 1940]) which contained her story “The Time Machine.” She was associate [[editor]] of ''[[Operation Fantast]]''. | + | '''Joyce Slater''' (née '''Teagle''') was a [[British]] [[fan]] who began contributing to [[fanzines]] with ''[[The Futurian]]'' 8 ([https://fanac.org/fanzines/Futurian/Futur0302.pdf Spring 1940]) which contained her story “The Time Machine.” She was associate [[editor]] of ''[[Operation Fantast]]''. |
With her husband, [[Ken Slater]], Joyce was [[FGoH]] of [[Conspiracy '87]], the 1987 [[Worldcon]]. They worked together running a [[Dealers' Room]] table for many decades. | With her husband, [[Ken Slater]], Joyce was [[FGoH]] of [[Conspiracy '87]], the 1987 [[Worldcon]]. They worked together running a [[Dealers' Room]] table for many decades. | ||
Revision as of 09:37, 12 June 2024
(???? – February 27, 1995)
Joyce Slater (née Teagle) was a British fan who began contributing to fanzines with The Futurian 8 (Spring 1940) which contained her story “The Time Machine.” She was associate editor of Operation Fantast.
With her husband, Ken Slater, Joyce was FGoH of Conspiracy '87, the 1987 Worldcon. They worked together running a Dealers' Room table for many decades.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1951 -- NECON
- 1984 -- Doc Weir Award
- 1987 -- Conspiracy '87
| Person | ????—1995 |
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