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She was an official “correspondent” for the [[newszine]] ''[[Fantasy Times]].'' She belonged to the [[N3F]]. | She was an official “correspondent” for the [[newszine]] ''[[Fantasy Times]].'' She belonged to the [[N3F]]. | ||
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Revision as of 16:11, 28 April 2023
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Jean Carrol (later Engel) was a New York fan active in the 1950s. She served on the concoms of Philcon II (the 1953 Worldcon), Metrocon I (1954) and NyCon II (the 1956 Worldcon) and attended many conventions.
With Dave Kyle, she created the Worldcon banner unveiled at NyCon II.
She was an official “correspondent” for the newszine Fantasy Times. She belonged to the N3F.
She took out an ad in the Philcon II program book saying that she was representing something called the Independent Song Writers Agency and “plugging” Ted Sturgeon’s song “Thunder and Roses.”
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