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In the 70s he ran [[Imagination Unlimited]], an art-oriented [[huckster]] operation and [[Second Front]] (with [[Louie Spooner]]) which sold used books. | In the 70s he ran [[Imagination Unlimited]], an art-oriented [[huckster]] operation and [[Second Front]] (with [[Louie Spooner]]) which sold used books. | ||
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A Minneapolis-area fan who has been active in area clubs and conventions. He is a member of Minnstf, 3M (which he founded) and SF Minnesota. He was a member of the Phoenix in '78 bid committee and helped launch a Gordy Dickson Memorial Scholarship Fund to send writers to Clarion.
In the 70s he ran Imagination Unlimited, an art-oriented huckster operation and Second Front (with Louie Spooner) which sold used books.
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