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* ''[[If It's Friday, This Must Be Rajasthan]]'' (in 2006 with [[Janet Carrington]]), | * ''[[If It's Friday, This Must Be Rajasthan]]'' (in 2006 with [[Janet Carrington]]), | ||
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* ''[[When a Trufan Dies]]'' [1958 ([[The Year of the Jackpot]])] (for [[OMPA]]) | * ''[[When a Trufan Dies]]'' [1958 ([[The Year of the Jackpot]])] (for [[OMPA]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 07:45, 14 March 2023
(1940 – )
Jim Caughran is a long-time fan, active since he was a teenager in Lincoln, NE, in the 1950s. He began the process of bringing Fancyclopedia 2 to the web as Fancyclopedia 3 and was Fancy 3's first editor.
He was a cast member of The Musquite Kid Rides Again and was a member of The Cult and OMPA. He attended Illwiscon in 1958.
John Trimble published A Fanzine for Jim Caughran in May 1962.
Jim went to college at the University of California-Berkeley. He now lives in Toronto.
- A L'Abandon (for OMPA)
- A Propos Du Barean in the late 50s with Ron Ellik
- A Propos de Rien (his Fapazine)
- Erratic
- If It's Friday, This Must Be Rajasthan (in 2006 with Janet Carrington),
- Road Bash [1958] (with Lars Bourne)
- Virtual Paper
- When a Trufan Dies [1958 (The Year of the Jackpot)] (for OMPA)
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