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| − | '''FSNY''' was the short form of the Futurian Science-Literary Society of New York. It was formed in September | + | '''FSNY''' was the short form of the Futurian Science-Literary Society of New York. It was formed in September 1938 by the [[Futurians]] after the breakup of the [[GNYSFL]]. In addition to persons ordinarily called [[Futurian]], its membership included [[Bob Studley]] and [[Hannes Bok]]. |
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| − | The Futurian Science-Literary Society of New York. It was formed in September | + | The Futurian Science-Literary Society of New York. It was formed in September 1938 by the [[Futurians]] after the breakup of the [[GNYSFL]]. In addition to persons ordinarily called [[Futurian]], its membership included [[Bob Studley]] and [[Hannes Bok]]. |
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Latest revision as of 23:55, 2 January 2020
FSNY was the short form of the Futurian Science-Literary Society of New York. It was formed in September 1938 by the Futurians after the breakup of the GNYSFL. In addition to persons ordinarily called Futurian, its membership included Bob Studley and Hannes Bok.
Under FSNY:
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| See Futurians. |
| From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944 |
| The Futurian Science-Literary Society of New York. It was formed in September 1938 by the Futurians after the breakup of the GNYSFL. In addition to persons ordinarily called Futurian, its membership included Bob Studley and Hannes Bok. |
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