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| − | Louis Kuslan was an early [[fan]], and the brother of [[Gertrude Kuslan]] with whom he shared a lot of [[fanac]]. He owned the auto, [[Empress of FooFoo]]. | + | '''Louis Kuslan''' was an early [[fan]], and the brother of [[Gertrude Kuslan]] with whom he shared a lot of [[fanac]]. He owned the auto, [[Empress of FooFoo]]. |
| − | They lived in West Haven, Connecticut and published the [[fanzine]] ''[[Cosmic Tales]]'' in the late 1930s. After [[Cosmic Publications]], their [[publishing house]] was [[LuGerKus]]. The published the [[apazines]] ''[[FAPA Review]]'' (a one-shot) and ''[[Nucleus]]'' | + | They lived in West Haven, [[Connecticut]], and published the [[fanzine]] ''[[Cosmic Tales]]'' in the late 1930s. After [[Cosmic Publications]], their [[publishing house]] was [[LuGerKus]]. The published the [[apazines]] ''[[FAPA Review]]'' (a one-shot) and ''[[Nucleus]]'' |
| − | Both were charter members of The [[National Fantasy Fan Federation]] in 1941, and Louis ran unsuccessfully for its Board. | + | Both were charter members of The [[National Fantasy Fan Federation]] in 1941, and Louis ran unsuccessfully for its [[Board]]. |
A tribute to Louis and his sister [[Trudy Kuslan|Trudy]] by [[Jon D. Swartz]] appeared in the December, 2016 (Volume 75, Number 12) issue of ''[[The National Fantasy Fan]]''. | A tribute to Louis and his sister [[Trudy Kuslan|Trudy]] by [[Jon D. Swartz]] appeared in the December, 2016 (Volume 75, Number 12) issue of ''[[The National Fantasy Fan]]''. | ||
Revision as of 14:37, 13 March 2021
(1922 – 2015)
Louis Kuslan was an early fan, and the brother of Gertrude Kuslan with whom he shared a lot of fanac. He owned the auto, Empress of FooFoo.
They lived in West Haven, Connecticut, and published the fanzine Cosmic Tales in the late 1930s. After Cosmic Publications, their publishing house was LuGerKus. The published the apazines FAPA Review (a one-shot) and Nucleus
Both were charter members of The National Fantasy Fan Federation in 1941, and Louis ran unsuccessfully for its Board.
A tribute to Louis and his sister Trudy by Jon D. Swartz appeared in the December, 2016 (Volume 75, Number 12) issue of The National Fantasy Fan.
| Person | 1922—2015 |
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