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Sarah Prince was a [[fan]] who was principally known for [[fanzines]], though she was a long-time member of [[NESFA]] and worked on (and ran) [[conventions]].  She lived in [[Minneapolis]], [[Cincinnati]], the [[Boston]] area before finally moving to the northern Adirondacks.
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'''Sarah S. Prince''' was a [[fan]] and artist who was principally known as a [[fanzine fan]], though she was a long-time member of [[NESFA]] and attended, worked on (and ran) [[conventions]].  She lived in [[Minneapolis]], [[Columbus]], [[Cincinnati]] and the [[Boston]] area before finally moving to the northern Adirondacks. She was active from the 1970s through her death.
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Sarah was a member of the [[apas]] [[Intercourse]], [[Minneapa]], [[APA-NESFA]] and [[SFPA]].  She co-chaired [[Ditto 6]] in 1993 with [[Bob Webber]]. She was a candidate for [[TAFF]] in 1999.
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{{fanzines}}
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* ''[[Prothallus]]'' [1977-78]
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* ''[[Rag Weed Rag]]'' (for SFPA)
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* ''[[Spoondrift]]'' (for SFPA)
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* ''[[Spoonogram]]'' (for SFPA)
  
She was a member of [[NESFA]] and of the [[apas]] [[Intercourse]], [[Minneapa]], and [[APA-NESFA]].  She co-chaired [[Ditto 6]] in 1993 with [[Bob Webber]].
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 14:18, 6 March 2023

(July 11, 1954 – January 23, 2017)

Sarah S. Prince was a fan and artist who was principally known as a fanzine fan, though she was a long-time member of NESFA and attended, worked on (and ran) conventions. She lived in Minneapolis, Columbus, Cincinnati and the Boston area before finally moving to the northern Adirondacks. She was active from the 1970s through her death.

Sarah was a member of the apas Intercourse, Minneapa, APA-NESFA and SFPA. She co-chaired Ditto 6 in 1993 with Bob Webber. She was a candidate for TAFF in 1999.

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