Difference between revisions of "P. Howard Lyons"
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(June 23, 1928 – September 25, 1987) | (June 23, 1928 – September 25, 1987) | ||
| − | '''Howard Lyons''' was a [[fan]] active in the [[Toronto Derelicts]] in the 1950s. He married fellow [[Derelict]] [[Pat Patterson]] and both had [[gafiated]] by the early 1960s. | + | '''Howard Lyons''' was a [[fan]] active in the [[Toronto Derelicts]] in the 1950s. He married fellow [[Derelict]] [[Pat Patterson]] and both had [[gafiated]] by the early 1960s. However, he returned to [[FAPA]], at least briefly, in the early 1970s. |
| − | He | + | He became involved with the International Brotherhood of Magicians and published a magazine devoted to stage magic. Some of his work appeared in ''[[Toronto the Ghood]]''. |
He attended [[Midwestcon 5]], where he bought a box of old [[fanzines]] from [[Tucker]] for a fifth of sour-mash whiskey. Lyons had been advertising that he would buy [[fmz]] for [[money|cash]], but Bob wouldn’t “stoop to such [[huckster]]ism.” | He attended [[Midwestcon 5]], where he bought a box of old [[fanzines]] from [[Tucker]] for a fifth of sour-mash whiskey. Lyons had been advertising that he would buy [[fmz]] for [[money|cash]], but Bob wouldn’t “stoop to such [[huckster]]ism.” | ||
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* ''[[Ibidem]]'' (for [[OMPA]] and [[FAPA]]) | * ''[[Ibidem]]'' (for [[OMPA]] and [[FAPA]]) | ||
* ''[[Kapai Oni]]'' (for [[The Cult]]) | * ''[[Kapai Oni]]'' (for [[The Cult]]) | ||
| + | * ''[[The Lesser Typewriter]]'' [1972] (for FAPA]]) | ||
* ''[[A Moving Experience]]'' | * ''[[A Moving Experience]]'' | ||
* ''[[Pre-Apa]]'' (for [[FAPA]] waitlist) | * ''[[Pre-Apa]]'' (for [[FAPA]] waitlist) | ||
Latest revision as of 04:31, 2 March 2021
(June 23, 1928 – September 25, 1987)
Howard Lyons was a fan active in the Toronto Derelicts in the 1950s. He married fellow Derelict Pat Patterson and both had gafiated by the early 1960s. However, he returned to FAPA, at least briefly, in the early 1970s.
He became involved with the International Brotherhood of Magicians and published a magazine devoted to stage magic. Some of his work appeared in Toronto the Ghood.
He attended Midwestcon 5, where he bought a box of old fanzines from Tucker for a fifth of sour-mash whiskey. Lyons had been advertising that he would buy fmz for cash, but Bob wouldn’t “stoop to such hucksterism.”
- A Bas (He was one of the editors of the first issue)
- Abject Apology (for FAPA)
- Hard Lines (for OMPA)
- Ibidem (for OMPA and FAPA)
- Kapai Oni (for The Cult)
- The Lesser Typewriter [1972] (for FAPA]])
- A Moving Experience
- Pre-Apa (for FAPA waitlist)
- Travelling Midget
- Uninspired Activity
| Person | 1928—1987 |
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