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Dodd was the target of a [[hoax]] by [[Dave Jenrette]] and [[Ron Bennett]] in which they claimed that they had created Dodd as a [[hoax]] [[fan]]. | Dodd was the target of a [[hoax]] by [[Dave Jenrette]] and [[Ron Bennett]] in which they claimed that they had created Dodd as a [[hoax]] [[fan]]. | ||
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Revision as of 07:26, 6 December 2019
(January 10, 1934 -- June 5, 2001)
A reclusive British fan who only made a couple of appearances in public, with most of his fanac in fanzines. He published Camber, the Camber Art Folio, Females, Fact, Fable, Fiction, Fantasy, and Fairy Tale (with John Rackham), and Take Off and was a prozine collector.
Dodd was the target of a hoax by Dave Jenrette and Ron Bennett in which they claimed that they had created Dodd as a hoax fan.
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