John Kusske
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(March 5, 1947 – )
John F. Kusske is a Minneapolis fan who was a member of the Minnesota Science Fiction Society in the 1970s. While not a founder of Minn-Stf, he had been one of the group of teenagers (including many of the founders) that had tried to organize a Minneapolis club a couple of years previously.) He belonged to a number of apae.
He was one of the creators of the fannish ghod the Great Spider.
He was married to fellow fan Joan Kusske.
- A Happy One Shot For Apa45 (for Apa45)
- Mantrap [1960s]
- Mic-Kup
- Mickey (for N'APA)
- Out of the Spittoon
- Replies, Responses, Reactions [late 60s] (with Rich Mann)
- Sapsafield (for SAPS and Apa45)
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