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A [[Boston]] [[fan]] who moved to [[Minneapolis]] in 1978. | A [[Boston]] [[fan]] who moved to [[Minneapolis]] in 1978. | ||
| − | He was a member of [[Minn-Stf]], [[NESFA]], [[MCFI]], and the [[Boston in | + | He was a member of [[Minn-Stf]], [[NESFA]], [[MCFI]], and the [[Boston in 1980]] [[Worldcon bid]]. He was one of the founders of [[RISFA]]. He worked on a variety of [[regionals]] in the [[Boston]] and [[Minneapolis]] areas. |
| − | He published ''[[The Collector's Poul Anderson]]'' and ''[[ | + | He published ''[[The Collector's Poul Anderson]]'' and ''[[Anne McCaffrey: A "Dragondex" and Bibliography]]''. He was one of the editors of ''[[Rune]]'' and of the ''[[Proper Boskonian]]''. |
He worked at [[The Science Fantasy Bookstore]]. | He worked at [[The Science Fantasy Bookstore]]. | ||
Revision as of 00:25, 12 April 2020
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A Boston fan who moved to Minneapolis in 1978.
He was a member of Minn-Stf, NESFA, MCFI, and the Boston in 1980 Worldcon bid. He was one of the founders of RISFA. He worked on a variety of regionals in the Boston and Minneapolis areas.
He published The Collector's Poul Anderson and Anne McCaffrey: A "Dragondex" and Bibliography. He was one of the editors of Rune and of the Proper Boskonian.
He worked at The Science Fantasy Bookstore.
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