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  • '''Robert Ervin Howard''', a [[Texas]] [[pro writer]], wrote [[pulp]] fiction in a wide range of g Howard’s work continues to be popular.
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  • ...Some of the main writers of S&S were [[Robert E. Howard]], [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Fritz Leiber]], and [[Lin Carter]]. [[L. Sprague de Camp]]'s ''Literary Swordsmen and Sorcerers: The Makers of Heroic Fantasy'' was
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  • It was [[chaired]] by [[Howard Camp]] and [[G. Patrick Molloy]]. Con*Stellation IV was run as a 3-day semi-[[re
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  • Editors included [[Ray Palmer]], [[Howard Browne]], [[William Hamling]], and [[Lila Shaffer]]. ...e Sturgeon]], [[Walter M. Miller, Jr.]], [[Fritz Leiber]], [[L. Sprague de Camp]], and [[Ray Bradbury]]. Frequent illustrators were [[Virgil Finlay]], [[J
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  • ...es", by [[Robert E. Howard]] and the poem Magus Imperitus by L. Sprague de Camp
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  • * [[L. Sprague de Camp|De Camp]]: ''[[Lest Darkness Fall]]'' * [[Robert E. Howard|Howard]]: the [[Conan]] Saga
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  • ...11'' in 1977. Later he did cover and interior art for several [[Robert E. Howard]] collections published by [[Donald M. Grant]]. Critics feel his best work ...) [with text by [[L. Sprague de Camp|L. Sprague]] and [[Catherine Crook de Camp]]], in ''Jungle Love: A Portfolio of Drawings by Roy G. Kenkel'' (1974) [12
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  • ...[Stephen King]]'s ''Dark Tower'' novels, it also published [[L. Sprague de Camp]]'s autobiography, ''[[Time and Chance]]'', which received a nomination for ...y [[Henry H. Heins]] (1964), and ''A Gent from Bear Creek'' by [[Robert E. Howard]] (1965).
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  • ...ories with [[L. Sprague de Camp]] and wrote introduction to volume 2 of de Camp [[Boskone 45]] ||2008 ||[[Howard Waldrop]] ||Introduction to [[Chad Oliver]] volume
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  • ...ponsible for the revival of interest in [[Heroic Fantasy]] and [[Robert E. Howard]], in particular. He was also a member of the [[Trap Door Spiders]]. He was instrumental in inspiring [[L. Sprague de Camp]] to begin a career as a [[pro]] writer. He also provided the scenario for
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  • 1948 -- ''The Carnelian Cube'' by [[L. Sprague de Camp]] & [[Fletcher Pratt]]; ''The Porcelain Magician'' by [[Frank Owen]]. ...e Moon'' by [[William Gray Beyer]]; ''Conan the Conqueror'' by [[Robert E. Howard]]; ''Cosmic Engineers'' by [[Clifford D. Simak]]; ''Men Against the Stars''
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  • ...ired by [[Rusty Hevelin]]. Other bidcom members included [[Sid Altus]], [[Howard DeVore]], [[Bill Bowers]], [[Leah Zeldes]], [[Roger Sims]], and [[Lou Tabak ...hed advertisements comparing the city of Detroit to the Nazi concentration camp in Dachau (more than half the Detroit bidders were [[Jew Fandom is Trufando
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  • ...ncollected Letters'' (Necronomicon Press, 1986). [[Sam Moskowitz]] wrote ''Howard Phillips Lovecraft and Nils Helmer Frome'' (Moshassuck Press, 1989). [[Worl ...a in 1924. He lived outside [[Vancouver]] and worked as a cook in a lumber camp. After high school, he attended Vocational Art School in Vancouver. Success
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  • ...here. When he finally showed up, he learned that San Francisco had won. [[Howard DeVore]], who was in the poker game, probably convinced [[Don Ford]] to mak [[L. Sprague de Camp]] presided over the [[Site Selection]].
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  • ...de Camp]], [[Gerry de la Ree]], [[August Derleth]], [[Charles de Vet]], [[Howard DeVore]], [[G. C. Edmondson]], [[Edward Emshwiller]], [[Philip José Farmer ...nty years later from: [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]], [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Howard DeVore]], [[G. C. Edmondson]], [[David Gerrold]], [[Sherry M. Gottlieb]], [
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  • ...]'s [[Fafhrd]] and the Grey Mouser, [[Fletcher Pratt]] and [[L. Sprague de Camp]]'s Harold Shea, [[Michael Moorcock]]'s Elric, and [[Edgar Rice Burroughs] ...ngs like "Six Scenes in Search of an Illustration", where six writers (de Camp, [[Dick Eney]], Leiber, [[Katherine MacLean]], Moorcock, and [[John Pocsik]
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  • ...''Footprints on Sand'', by [[L. Sprague de Camp]] and [[Catherine Crook de Camp]] (1981) * ''[[The Hugo, Nebula and World Fantasy Awards]]'', by [[Howard DeVore]] (1998) ([[Hugo Award]] nominee)
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  • ...]], [[Phillip C. Heath]], [[Don Herron]], [[Gerard Houarner]], [[Robert E. Howard]], [[John Inouye]], [[Carl Jacobi]], [[Gary Kato]], [[G. S. Kirsch]], [[Mar
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  • ...]. [[Isaac Asimov]] was [[Toastmaster]]. [[Co-Chairmen]]: [[Ben Jason]], [[Howard DeVore]], and [[Lou Tabakow]]. Officially jointly hosted by [[Cleveland]], ||Announcements by Associate Chairmen [[Howard DeVore]] and [[Lou Tabakow]]
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  • ...ff Menges]], [[Lloyd Penney]], [[Yvonne Penney]], [[Ookla the Mok]], [[Jan Howard Finder]] ...tronomicon 6]] || February 28-March 2, 1997 || [[Tanya Huff]], [[Susan Van Camp]], [[Jay Kay Klein]]
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  • ...ssociate editor of ''[[Amazing Stories]]'' under both [[Ray Palmer]] and [[Howard Browne]], and at the time the [[fannish]] incident occurred, publisher of h ...ular order): [[William F. Jenkins]] ([[Murray Leinster]]); [[L. Sprague de Camp]]; [[E. E. "Doc" Smith]]; [[Harlan Ellison]]; [[E. Everett Evans]]; [[Hans
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  • ...|| June 5-7, 1992 || [[Katherine Kurtz]], [[Lois McMaster Bujold]], [[Jan Howard Finder]] ...a 14]] || June 17-19, 1994 || [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Catherine Crook de Camp]], [[Diane Duane]], [[Peter Morwood]], [[George Alec Effinger]]
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  • ...3, 1983 || [[Gordy Dickson]], [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Catherine Crook de Camp]] ...tion X]] || July 6-8, 1990 || [[Catherine Crook de Camp]], [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Michael P. Kube-McDowell]], [[Frank Kelly Freas]], [[Michael Whelan]],
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  • ...ot "innocently; I did it a'purpose [[Dick Eney|RE]] </ref> [[L. Sprague de Camp|Sprague]] saved the reputation of the wizard of Tarzana on that one, by exp The group discussed past [[cons]] briefly. Then [[L. Sprague de Camp|deCamp]] summed up the advice for future [[cons]] neatly: expect that every
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  • [[L. Sprague de Camp]] || ''[[Time and Chance]]'' || [[L. Sprague de Camp]] ..."3"|[[Robert E. Howard]] || ''Blood & Thunder: The Life & Art of Robert E. Howard'' || [[Mark Finn]]
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  • .... Sprague de Camp|L. Sprague]] and [[Catherine Crook de Camp |Catherine de Camp]], [[Andrew J. Offutt]], [[George R. R. Martin]], [[C. J. Cherryh]], [[Bob ...Hensley]], [[Bob Tucker]], [[Vincent Di Fate]], [[Frank Robinson]], [[Jan Howard Finder]], [[Bob Tucker]] (again), [[Charles L. Grant]], [[Mike Glicksohn]],
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  • ...gieCon V]] || April 12–14, 1974 || [[Harlan Ellison]], [[Keith Laumer]], [[Howard Waldrop]] ...|| March 29-April 1, 1984 || [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Catherine Crook de Camp]], [[Don Maitz]], [[Wilson "Bob" Tucker]], [[James P. Hogan]]
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  • ...nies]] included a sword fight between [[Fritz Leiber]] and [[L. Sprague de Camp]]. *1:00 [[Hyborian Legion]]: <br>[[Muster|MUSTER]] <br>de Camp and his cohorts on [[Conan]].
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  • ...on 8]] || July 13-15, 1984 || [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Catherine Crook de Camp]], [[Jack Gaughan]] [[Archon 17]] || July 9-11, 1993 || [[Howard Waldrop]], [[Carl Lundgren]], [[Rich Cross]], [[Tom Seymour]], [[J. D. Stre
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  • ...ly well attended. With the [[panel]]ists we had -- [[L. Sprague de Camp|De Camp]], [[Isaac Asimov|Asimov]], [[Willy Ley|Ley]], [[Ed Emshwiller|Emsh]], [[Fr ...e outlook on the subject at hand. With this panel, [[L. Sprague de Camp|De Camp]], [[Isaac Asimov|Asimov]], and [[Willy Ley|Ley]] could be expected to appr
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  • ...8, 1971 || [[Manhattan]] || [[Hotel Commodore]] || [[John W. Campbell]], [[Howard DeVore]] ...hattan]] || Biltmore Hotel || [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Catherine Crook de Camp]]
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  • ...c Asimov]], [[Ben Bova]], [[Lin Carter]], [[Hal Clement]], [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Gordon Dickson]], [[Edmond Hamilton]], [[Barry Malzberg]], [[Frederik ...o half the October 1975 issue of ''[[Karass]]'' (#18) was devoted to it. [[Howard DeVore]] printed [[t-shirts]] that read, “SF Expo: Don’t push it — ''
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  • ...elazny]], [[Harry Harrison]], [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Catherine Crook de Camp]], [[John Varley]], [[George R. R. Martin]], [[Ben Bova]], [[Spider Robinso ...[[Lewis Shiner]], [[Bruce Sterling]], [[Lisa Tuttle]], [[Steven Utley]], [[Howard Waldrop]], [[Martha Wells]], along with many others.
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  • ...ry 14-15, 1969 || Lord Baltimore Hotel || [[Baltimore]] || [[L. Sprague de Camp]] ...Hotel || [[Baltimore, MD]] || [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Catherine Crook de Camp]], [[Anne Trembley]], [[Jack Chalker]] & [[Eva Whitley]]
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  • ...st Non-Fiction Book Hugo|1997]] ||''[[Time & Chance]]'' by [[L. Sprague de Camp]] ...ing Excuses, Season 7'', edited by [[Brandon Sanderson]], [[Dan Wells]], [[Howard Tayler]], [[Mary Robinette Kowal]], and [[Jordan Sanderson]]
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  • [[Howard Browne]] ''[[Amazing Stories]]''<br> [[L. Sprague de Camp]] ''Author of "The Wheels of IF," etc.''<br>
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  • Formerly [[nicknamed]] the '''Howard Award''', the trophy originally consisted of a cartoon caricature bust of [ ...ber 2-4, 1990 || [[Schaumburg, IL]] || [[F. Paul Wilson]], [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Susan Allison]], [[David B. Mattingly]]
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  • ...3-16, 1976 || Westbridge Conference Center, [[Sacramento, CA]] || [[Thomas Howard]] [[Mythcon XXXI]] || August 18-21, 2000 || Kilauea Military Camp, Hawaii || Steven Goldsberry
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  • See also: [[Star-begotten]], “[[Fans are Slans!]],” [[Ozark Rest Camp]]. ...wned by Degler's mother) was available for use as [[Ozark Rest Camp|Cosmic Camp]] for vacationing [[Cosmen]]. The [[Slan Center]] idea was pushed to its ul
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  • ...ring the few hours of troubled sleep we had snatched at one of a series of Howard Johnson rest stops, all seemingly identical except for the fact that in som ...and [[James Blish]] did the burnoose bit and claimed to be [[L. Sprague de Camp]].
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  • [[Marcon XII]] || March 18-20, 1977 || [[Howard DeVore]] [[Marcon XV]] || May 2-4, 1980 || [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Brian Earl Brown]]
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  • [[DeepSouthCon 14]] || August 27-29, 1976 || Atlanta || [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Kelly Freas]] ...arty]] || June 15-17, 2012 || Huntsville, AL|| [[Lois McMaster Bujold]], [[Howard Tayler]], [[Travis Taylor|Travis "Doc" Taylor]], [[Larry Montgomery]], [[Da
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  • ...]] || [[Ben Jason]], [[Howard DeVore]], [[Lou Tabakow]] || [[L. Sprague de Camp]] || 850 ...vid W. Clark]] || [[Larry Niven]], [[Alicia Austin]], [[Tom Digby]], [[Jan Howard Finder]] || 6,602 / 7,725
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  • ...] saw an incredibly lengthy [[auction]] session managed by [[L. Sprague de Camp]] but was [[fannishly]] marked by the irruption of the [[7th Fandom]] facti ...ering, with 350 people there at the Pick-Fort Shelby. It was begun over [[Howard DeVore]]'s dead body, and featured such things as a speech of conspicuous e
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