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| − | Meredith, born '''Scott Feldman''', | + | '''Scott Meredith''', born '''Scott Feldman''', was a [[fan]] and one of the founders in 1941 of The [[National Fantasy Fan Federation]] (N3F). He was a [[director]] of the [[QSFL]] and attended [[Boskone I]]. |
| − | + | Meredith and his brother Sidney founded the '''Scott Meredith Literary Agency''' in New York in 1946. They landed their first big-name client, the [[British]] [[humor]]ist, [[P. G. Wodehouse]], shortly thereafter. Among their [[sf]] clients was [[Arthur C. Clarke]]. | |
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| − | + | * Founding Member biography in {{TNFF|date=September, 2016|volume=75|number=9} | |
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{{person | born=1923 | died=1993}} | {{person | born=1923 | died=1993}} | ||
Revision as of 05:33, 8 June 2021
(1923 – 1993)
Scott Meredith, born Scott Feldman, was a fan and one of the founders in 1941 of The National Fantasy Fan Federation (N3F). He was a director of the QSFL and attended Boskone I.
Meredith and his brother Sidney founded the Scott Meredith Literary Agency in New York in 1946. They landed their first big-name client, the British humorist, P. G. Wodehouse, shortly thereafter. Among their sf clients was Arthur C. Clarke.
- Founding Member biography in {{TNFF|date=September, 2016|volume=75|number=9}
| Person | 1923—1993 |
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