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| + | '''Norm Browne''', a [[Canadian]] [[fan]], started the [[Vancouver SF Club]], and co-[[edited]] three issues its [[clubzine]] ''[[Hibited Happenings]]''. He moved to [[Edmonton]], where he published ''[[Vanations]]'' and then ''[[Damn]]'', and co-edited ''[[Filler]]'' with [[Dean Grennell]]. In 1952, he was on the staff of the ''[[Philcon Reporter]]''. | ||
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| + | In 1953, was one of the group of young [[fen]] who fomented [[7th Fandom]], attending [[HEcon]] and the subsequent [[Midwestcon 5]] shenanigans. | ||
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Revision as of 00:53, 13 January 2021
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Norm Browne, a Canadian fan, started the Vancouver SF Club, and co-edited three issues its clubzine Hibited Happenings. He moved to Edmonton, where he published Vanations and then Damn, and co-edited Filler with Dean Grennell. In 1952, he was on the staff of the Philcon Reporter.
In 1953, was one of the group of young fen who fomented 7th Fandom, attending HEcon and the subsequent Midwestcon 5 shenanigans.
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