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• Margaret Trebing's Philcon I Report
  ...ot more [[Liquors|liquor]] than you see at most modern conventions, and we don't mean [[beer]]. As we mentioned, poker was the major activity, after drink ...he hyphen from [[Ziff Davis Publications|Ziff-Davis Publications]] if they don't send them more virgin princesses. [[George O. Smith]] enacted an elaborat
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• List of Australian Illustrators
  D.M. Cornish ''(S.A.)'' Sarah Davis ''(N.S,W.)''
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• Westercon
  ...FCon '71]] || July 1-5, 1971 || [[San Francisco]] || [[Avram Davidson]], [[Don Simpson]] ...rcone]] || June 30-July 4, 1978 || [[Los Angeles]] || [[Poul Anderson]], [[Don C. Thompson]]
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• Claude Degler
  He used many [[pseudonyms]], including '''Don Rogers, Doro, [[Jodine Fear]], [[Rex Matthews]]''', '''John York''', '''[[H ...affiliated with the [[Planet Fantasy Federation]], whose council included Don Rogers (the [[pseudonym]] for Degler used in all his publications of this p
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• Cosmic Circle
  ...on]]s, [[Bob Tucker]] announced the formation of the '''Cosworms''', and [[Don B. Thompson]] called the Cosmic Circle “the One Man Multitude.” ...med it was the organization of a new [[Fourth Fandom]]. Council included [[Don Rogers]] (a [[pseudonym]] for [[Degler]] used in all his publications), [[R
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• The Stranger Club by Art Widner
  ...n to make their marks as [[pros]]. They included Lowndes, [[Fred Pohl]], [[Don Wollheim]], [[Dick Wilson]], [[Cyril Kornbluth]], [[David Kyle]], et al. Of ...[[Mary Gnaedinger]], editor of ''[[Famous Fantastic Mysteries]]''), [[Chan Davis]], his cousin Allen, [[Jack Bell|Bell]], and myself to wallow in an afterno
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• FAPA
  The Fantasy Amateur Press Association was founded in 1937 by [[Don Wollheim]] and [[John Michel]]. They were inspired to create FAPA by their ...re seen at the time as a battle for the future of [[fandom]] between the [[Don Wollheim]]–[[John Michel]] axis and the non-political [[fans]].
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• Numerical Fandoms
  [[Don Wollheim]] believed [[fandom]] started still earlier, in 1929, in [https:// ...begin a more intense consideration of individual [[fan]] personalities. [[Don Wollheim]]'s [[letterpress|printed]] fanzine ''[[The Phantagraph]]'' effect
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