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First active in 1944, Indick published the [[fanzine]] ''[[Ben's Beat]]'' and the study ''[[George Alec Effinger]]: From Entropy to Budayeen'' as well as essays and articles in many [[fanzines]] and professional magazines, including ''Publishers Weekly'' and ''[[REHUPA]]''. He was one of the leading personalities in [[Donn Brazier]]'s famous ''[[Title]]'' in the 70s and announced his semi-[[gafiation]] in 1978. He was a lifetime member of the Dramatists Guild. | First active in 1944, Indick published the [[fanzine]] ''[[Ben's Beat]]'' and the study ''[[George Alec Effinger]]: From Entropy to Budayeen'' as well as essays and articles in many [[fanzines]] and professional magazines, including ''Publishers Weekly'' and ''[[REHUPA]]''. He was one of the leading personalities in [[Donn Brazier]]'s famous ''[[Title]]'' in the 70s and announced his semi-[[gafiation]] in 1978. He was a lifetime member of the Dramatists Guild. | ||
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Revision as of 03:27, 9 February 2020
(1923 -- September 28, 2009)
First active in 1944, Indick published the fanzine Ben's Beat and the study George Alec Effinger: From Entropy to Budayeen as well as essays and articles in many fanzines and professional magazines, including Publishers Weekly and REHUPA. He was one of the leading personalities in Donn Brazier's famous Title in the 70s and announced his semi-gafiation in 1978. He was a lifetime member of the Dramatists Guild.
- Ben's Beat [1987-2008] (for FAPA)
- Chez Ondique [2000] (for L-APA)
- Dramatizing Lovecraft [1976] (for Necronomicon)
- IBID [late 70s] (for the Esoteric Order of Dagon)
- Ydmos [late 70s] (for the Hyborian League)
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 2009 -- First Fandom Hall of Fame Award
| Person | 1923—2009 |
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