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• Elizabeth Leggett
  '''Elizabeth Leggett''' is a [[New Mexico]] [[SF]]/[[fantasy]] [[fan]] and [[pro]] [[artist]].
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• Los Angeles in '69
  ...ijuana in '69]] [[bid]] by [[Bill Rotsler]] and [[Earl Kemp]] for Tijuana, Mexico at [[site selection]] held at the [[1968 Worldcon]] which was also the [[19
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• Bubonicon 2
  ...the name [[Bubonicon]] in view of the prevalence of Bubonic Plague in New Mexico at that time. [[Jack Speer]] protested, but was outvoted.
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• Bill Meyers
  ...s born in Tennessee, and educated in [[New York]], [[San Francisco]] and [[Mexico]]. He wrote for ''High Times'', among other publications.
  571 bytes (84 words) - 02:35, 27 February 2021
• Gordon Benson, Jr.
  ...hat of [[Jack Williamson]], were privately published from Albuquerque, New Mexico, with no designated publisher imprint.
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• Shelley Adrienne Mimi Belsky
  ...who later lived in [[Pittsburgh]], [[Minneapolis]], [[Boulder, CO]], [[New Mexico]] and Uruguay, as well as 14 years in [[Canada]]. Belsky organized [[LICon]
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• Duane Elms
  ...mer as well as a costumer. He is a member of the [[SCA]]. He lives in New Mexico.
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• FUNcon II
  ...ijuana in '69]] [[bid]] by [[Bill Rotsler]] and [[Earl Kemp]] for Tijuana, Mexico at [[site selection]] held at the [[1968 Worldcon]] which was also the [[19
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• Bubonicon 1
  ...is related in [[Albuquerque SF Society]], "The most prominent event in New Mexico fandom was the dinner meeting on April 11, 1966 at the Bella Vista, with ab
  821 bytes (124 words) - 14:20, 12 February 2021
• From Beyond the Dark Gateway
  ...Edward P. Berglund]]. Art editor was [[Harry O. Morris]]. Published in New Mexico.
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• Russell A. Leadabrand
  ...a]] and Dinuba, CA. He attended Columbia University, the University of New Mexico and USC. Leadabrand became travel editor and a daily columnist for the Pasa
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• Thelma Evans
  She was born in New Mexico in 1905 and married Edward Hamm in 1923. By 1930, they were living in Fres
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• OSA Pow-Wow
  ...ttended by McPhail and former [[Oklahoma]]ns from [[Washington]] and [[New Mexico]]/[[Flushing, NY|Flushing]].
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• United States
  ...tana]], [[Nebraska]], [[Nevada]], [[New Hampshire]], [[New Jersey]], [[New Mexico]], [[New York State]], [[Ohio]], [[Oklahoma]], [[Oregon]], [[Pennsylvania]]
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• Albuquerque, NM
  '''Albuquerque''', [[New Mexico]], is home of [[Bubonicon]], [[Alpha Centaura]] in the early ’80s and [[T
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• Suzy McKee Charnas
  '''Suzy McKee Charnas''' was a [[New York]]-born, [[New Mexico]]-based [[novelist]] and short story writer, writing primarily in the genre
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• Walter Jon Williams
  An [[American]] [[sf writer]] who lives in New Mexico who has an unusually wide range of styles, including [[cyberpunk]], farce,
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• James Stanley Daugherty
  ...Vegas]], but is now remarried, [[gafiated]] and lives mainly in Yucatan, [[Mexico]].
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• Mike Zaharakis
  ...ic festival in McIver State Park near Escatada, Oregon. He died in Oaxaca, Mexico.
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• Robert Spencer Carr
  ...0s, he belonged to the [[Fortean Society]]. He started a lamasery in [[New Mexico]] after [[World War II]]. By the mid-1970s, he had become a notorious [[UFO
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