Ed Connor
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(1922 – November 7, 1999)
Edward C. “ECCO” Connor was a longtime fan from Peoria, Illinois, active at least as early as the 1940s. He was known for provocative opinions and unique fanzines. He was one of the editors/publishers of the FANEWS[CARD] in 1943–1944.
In the 1970s, after a recalcitrant Peoria postal clerk refused to let him mail his mimeographed fanzine, S.F. Echo, at book rate because it didn't look like a book, Connor took to cutting and hand-binding the Twil-tone pages in paperback format, a tremendous effort.
He was a member of the N3F.
He was killed when hit by a pickup truck as he crossed the street against the light.
- FANEWS[CARD] (1943–1944)
- Moebius Trip
- S.F. Echo
- The Pointed Stake (early ’70s, for N'APA)
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