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• Dean Grennell
  #REDIRECT [[Dean A. Grennell]]
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• Filler
  ...neshot]] [[fanzine]] published as a [[CAFP]] publication in 1953 by [[Dean Grennell]] (under the [[pseudonym]] of [[Art Wesley]]) and [[Norman G. Browne]]. It
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• Jean Grennell
  ...[Wisconsin Fandom]] and [[The Petards]]. She was married to [[fan]] [[Dean Grennell]] and co-hosted the [[Eastercon (DAG)]]. The Grennells had seven children.
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• Dean-grennell
  #REDIRECT [[Dean A. Grennell]]
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• Jean-grennell
  #REDIRECT [[Jean Grennell]]
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• Dean A. Grennell
  [[File:DeanGrennell.jpeg|thumb|Dean Grennell re-enacting the sawing of [[Courtney's Boat]].]] '''Dean A. Grennell''', a [[fan]] from Fond du Lac, [[Wisconsin]], sometimes called '''dag''',
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• Dean-a-grennell
  #REDIRECT [[Dean A. Grennell]]
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• Qabal
  ...blished]] in the 1950s by [[Dean Grennell]] and [[Redd Boggs]] and then by Grennell alone. 4 ||August 1959 || ||Grennell only.
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• Fond du Lac, WI
  ...ac''', [[Wisconsin]], was the home of [[Jean Grennell|Jean]] and [[Dean A. Grennell]] and [[Mafia Press]]. They hosted [[Eastercon (DAG)]] and [[Wiscon]] and r
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• Jean Grennell
  ...[Wisconsin Fandom]] and [[The Petards]]. She was married to [[fan]] [[Dean Grennell]] and co-hosted the [[Eastercon (DAG)]]. The Grennells had seven children.
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• Norman G. Browne
  ...and then ''[[Damn]]'', and co-edited ''[[Filler (Grennell)]]'' with [[Dean Grennell]]. In 1953, he was on the staff of the ''[[Philcon Reporter]]''. * ''[[Filler (Grennell)]]'' [1953] (with [[Dean Grennell]])
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• Grotch
  ([[Dean Grennell|Grennell]]) Acutely irritate. Usually passive. [[Jack Speer|Speer]] suggests that th
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• Jean-grennell
  #REDIRECT [[Jean Grennell]]
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• Dean-grennell
  #REDIRECT [[Dean A. Grennell]]
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• Dean-a-grennell
  #REDIRECT [[Dean A. Grennell]]
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• Dag
  #REDIRECT [[Dean A. Grennell]]
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• Art-wesley
  #REDIRECT [[Dean A. Grennell]]
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• Croggle
  ...course of the [[WO3W]] [[correspondence]] between [[U.S.]] [[fans]] [[Dean Grennell]], [[Redd Boggs]] and [[Robert Silverberg]] circa late 1940s or early 1950s ...tes that ''croggle'' combines the words ''crush'' and ''goggle'', although Grennell said it is a combination of ''crumble'' and ''joggle''. Eney implied it is
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• Dean Grennell
  #REDIRECT [[Dean A. Grennell]]
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• Art Wesley
  #REDIRECT [[Dean A. Grennell]]
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• Eastercon
  ...ster Sunday 1 April 1956. Attending were [[Dean Grennell|Dean]] and [[Jean Grennell]] (their home), [[Redd Boggs]], [[Curt Janke]], and [[Dick Eney]]. It coinc
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• F'ISM
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Dean Grennell]].
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• Hoog
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Dean Grennell]].
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• Wisconsin
  ...|Sauk City]]. [[Fond du Lac, WI|Fond du Lac]] was important when [[Dean A. Grennell]] lived there, and [[Jon Stopa|Jon]] and [[Joni Stopa]] made [[Wilmot Mount ...ve included [[Robert Bloch]], [[August Derleth]], [[Gene DeWeese]], [[Dean Grennell]], [[Jeanne Gomoll]], [[Martin H. Greenberg]], [[Nanek]] and [[Richard Russ
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• Banshee (Disambiguation)
  * [[La Banshee]] by Dean Grennell
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• Good Man
  if not otherwise identified is [[Dean Grennell]], of course.
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• Xenoblast
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Dean A. Grennell]] in November 1955.
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• Bleah
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Dean Grennell]] from Corvina, CA.
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• Sarandipity
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Dean Grennell]] and [[Ron Ellik]].
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• DAG
  #REDIRECT [[Dean A. Grennell]]
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• Socrates Smith
  #REDIRECT [[Dean A. Grennell]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Aw
  A [[fanzine]] [[pubbed]] by [[Dean Grennell]] for [[7APA]], beginning in 1953.
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• Milwaukee's Spree in 'Seventy-Three
  ...onomou]], [[Bill Steaffens]], [[Pat Steaffens]], [[Dean Grennell]], [[Jean Grennell]], [[Michael Nimtz]], [[William Newmann]], [[Bob Bloch]], [[Marion Bloch]],
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• Chips
  ...ot]] [[fanzine]] published in March 1954 by [[Robert Bloch]] and [[Dean A. Grennell]].
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• Neo Fan's Guide
  ...r the [[neofan]] written by [[Bob Tucker]] and published in 1955 by [[Dean Grennell]]. It was revised in the early 1970s by [[Linda Lounsbury]] and [[Linda Bu 1 ||February 1955 ||10 || published by [[Dean Grennell]]
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• The Fond Du Lac Occasional Zwilnick
  A (probable) [[one-shot]] [[fanzine]] published April 2, 1957, by [[Dean Grennell]] announcing the birth of a child.
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• Le Gruesome Zombie
  An 8-page, [[one-shot]] [[FAPAzine]] produced by [[Bob Tucker]] and [[Dean Grennell]] July 26, 1955 for [[FAPA]] #72. The title is a play on the names of thei
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• Dean A. Grennell
  [[File:DeanGrennell.jpeg|thumb|Dean Grennell re-enacting the sawing of [[Courtney's Boat]].]] '''Dean A. Grennell''', a [[fan]] from Fond du Lac, [[Wisconsin]], sometimes called '''dag''',
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• Binx
  A [[fapazine]] published by [[Dean Grennell]].
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• Illwiscon
  ...rt]]), [[Nick Falasca]], [[Noreen Falasca]], [[Lewis J. Grant]], [[Dean A. Grennell]], [[Jim Harmon]], [[Earl Kemp]], [[Nancy Kemp]], [[Fred Prophet]], [[Bill ...]. Among other things, he reported [[drinking]] [[Vaca Morado]]s in [[Dean Grennell]]’s basement after the [[con]]. Ellik thumbed rides all the way from [[Ca
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• Toto
  ...ggs]], [[Vin¢ Clarke]], [[Harry Turner]], [[Richard Bergeron]], and [[Dean Grennell]] in the 50s.
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• Crottled Greeps
  ...te foodstuff. The term was first used by [[Dean Grennell]] in ''[[Filler (Grennell)]]'' (1953): “But if you don't like crottled greeps, what did you order ...ff, probably. The term was first used by [[Dean Grennell]] in ''[[Filler (Grennell)]]'' (1953). ''Filler'' #378 read:
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• Wiscon
  A [[fan gathering]] held at the home of [[Dean A. Grennell]] (probably in [[Fond du Lac, WI]]) on September 20, 1953, was called '''Wi
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• WO3W
  ...th]]ic contact among three persons, it means) by [[Redd Boggs]], [[Dean A. Grennell]], and [[Bob Silverberg]] to describe their habit of sending each to the ot
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• Entropy
  It included material from [[Bob Tucker]], [[Dean Grennell]], [[Mal Ashworth]], [[Walt Liebscher]], [[Dave English]], [[Sam Youd]], an
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• Phyllcon
  ...gene; [[Fond du Lac, WI|Fon du Lacunae]] [[Dean Grennell|Dean]] and [[Jean Grennell]]; [[Chicago]]ans and/or suburbanites [[Joe Sarno]], [[Jim O'Meara]], [[Ear
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• Oopsla!
  ..., is one of the '[[zines]] no self-respecting [[fan]] should miss." [[Dean Grennell]] in ''[[Grue]]'' 29 wrote, “the finest [[US]]-published, regularly-appea 18 ||November 1955 ||30 ||unnumbered pages with [[Walt Willis]], [[Dean Grennell]] and others.
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• Gerry Kincannon
  ...to the rest of [[fandom]] through the [[fanwriting]] of his friend [[Dean Grennell]]. He occasionally wrote for ''[[Grue]]''.
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• La Banshee
  A [[mimeoed]] [[fanzine]] published by [[Dean Grennell]] in the 50s.
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• Jazzy-Belle
  ([[DAG]]) Automobile owned by [[Dean A. Grennell]]. V and VI were Oldsmobile 88s (a powder-blue 1952 and a black-and-white 1
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• SH - sf Fanthology
  ...rt Bloch]], [[John Boardman]], [[Dean Dickensheet]], [[Dick Eney]], [[Dean Grennell]], [[Doug Hoylman]], [[Al Kuhfeld]], [[Edward Ludwig]], [[Richard Lupoff]],
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• The Golden Apple
  A [[perzine]] published by [[Dean Grennell]] of [[Fond du Lac, WI]].
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• 7APA
  *[[Dean Grennell]] — ''[[Aw]]''
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• Faunch
  ...d it years later in a [[WO3W]] letter; there it fascinated [[Dean Grennell|Grennell]] who used it in ''[[Grue]]'' and other places. The word actually refers t
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• 2004
  April 10 ||[[Dean A. Grennell]] dies
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• Mary Wilson
  ...o Picasso''', a takeoff on [[Lynn Hickman]]'s "[[Plato Jones]]" and [[Dean Grennell]]'s "[[Socrates Smith]]." Pancho was known for drawing "[[Rotsler Wenches,
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• 1956 Best Fanzine Hugo
  * ''[[Grue]]'' by [[Dean Grennell]]
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