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[[Los Angeles]]-based [[SF]] [[fan]] '''Marty Cantor''' found [[fandom]] in 1975 and joined [[LASFS]] that May.  He and his then-wife [[Robbie Cantor]] won [[DUFF]] in 1985 and he [[published]] ''[[Duffbury Tales]]'' as his [[trip report]].
 
[[Los Angeles]]-based [[SF]] [[fan]] '''Marty Cantor''' found [[fandom]] in 1975 and joined [[LASFS]] that May.  He and his then-wife [[Robbie Cantor]] won [[DUFF]] in 1985 and he [[published]] ''[[Duffbury Tales]]'' as his [[trip report]].
  
He organized [[Lasfapacon]] in 1980, helped run [[Corflu 9]] in 1992, and [[chaired]] [[Corflu 34]] in 2017. Marty was a longtime [[OE]] of [[LASFAPA]] and a member of [[APA-L]].  He was an [[agents|agent]] for the [[Britain in '87]] [[Worldcon bid]].
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He organized [[Lasfapacon]] in 1980, helped run [[Corflu 9]] in 1992, and [[chaired]] [[Corflu 34]] in 2017. Marty was a longtime [[OE]] of [[LASFAPA]] and a member and OE of [[APA-L]].  He was an [[agents|agent]] for the [[Britain in '87]] [[Worldcon bid]].
  
He and Robbie published 27 issues of the [[fanzine]] ''[[Holier Than Thou]]'' in the 1980s.  It was nominated for the [[Best Fanzine Hugo]] in 1984-86He published the sixth edition of ''[[The Neo-Fan's Guide]]'' with [[Mike Glyer]] in 1984.
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He published the sixth edition of ''[[The Neo-Fan's Guide]]'' with [[Mike Glyer]] in 1984. He and Robbie published 27 issues of the [[fanzine]] ''[[Holier Than Thou]]''.  It was nominated for the [[Best Fanzine Hugo]] in 1984–86.   
  
Marty died after a long battle with cancer.  
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The Cantors were married in January 1983 and divorced in the late 1990s. Marty died after a long battle with cancer.
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* [https://file770.com/marty-cantor-1935-2023/ Obituary] at ''[[File 770]]''.
  
 
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*''[[Holier Than Thou]]'' (with Robbie Cantor) [1979–88]
 
*''[[Holier Than Thou]]'' (with Robbie Cantor) [1979–88]
 
*''[[No Award (Cantor)]]'' [1991–2008]
 
*''[[No Award (Cantor)]]'' [1991–2008]
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* ''[[Shangri-L'Affaires]]'' [1980] (with [[Mike Gunderloy]])
 
*''[[Who Knows What Ether Lurks in the Minds of Fen?]]''
 
*''[[Who Knows What Ether Lurks in the Minds of Fen?]]''
  

Revision as of 20:25, 30 April 2023

(April 7, 1935 – April 29, 2023)

Marty Cantor, 1981. Photo by Joyce Scrivner.

Los Angeles-based SF fan Marty Cantor found fandom in 1975 and joined LASFS that May. He and his then-wife Robbie Cantor won DUFF in 1985 and he published Duffbury Tales as his trip report.

He organized Lasfapacon in 1980, helped run Corflu 9 in 1992, and chaired Corflu 34 in 2017. Marty was a longtime OE of LASFAPA and a member and OE of APA-L. He was an agent for the Britain in '87 Worldcon bid.

He published the sixth edition of The Neo-Fan's Guide with Mike Glyer in 1984. He and Robbie published 27 issues of the fanzine Holier Than Thou. It was nominated for the Best Fanzine Hugo in 1984–86.

The Cantors were married in January 1983 and divorced in the late 1990s. Marty died after a long battle with cancer.

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