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• Greg Brown
  '''Greg Brown''' was a [[Phoenix, AZ]], [[fan]] active in the 1970s. He [[chaired]] [[Lep Greg was married to [[Hilde Brown]]; they separated in 1975 and divorced in 1977.
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• Richard Brown
  #redirect[[rich brown]]
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• Denice Brown
  '''Denice M. Brown''' (née '''Hudspeth''', sometimes called '''Neicer''') has been a [[Detroi ...[MISHAP]] and served as [[OE]], including a term jointly with [[Brian Earl Brown]], whom she later married. They [[pubbed]] ''[[Rainy Day Three-Shot]]'' and
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• Andrew Brown
  '''Andrew Brown''', a [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]], [[fan]], was [[co-editor]] of the ''[[M
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• Bob Brown
  '''Bob Brown''' was a [[Seattle]] [[fan]] and bookseller frequently seen [[huckster]]ing Brown was the proprietor of '''b. brown & Associates''', 3534 Stone Way N. in Seattle, a bookstore specializing in
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• Beardmutterings
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[rich brown]].
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• Ibid
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Gary Brown]] for [[CAPA-alpha]].
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• Dena-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Dena Brown]]
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• Sandy Brown
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• Pierce Brown
  {{person | born=1988 | website=https://www.pierce-brown.com}}
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• Gary Brown
  ...ry Brown by Kelly Freas from Guy Lillian's Challenger.jpg|thumb|right|Gary Brown by Kelly Freas from Guy Lillian's ''Challenger'']] * ''[[Ibid (Brown)]]'' (for [[CAPA-alpha]])
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• Abi Brown
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• Califan
  A [[fanzine]] [[published]] by [[rich brown]].
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• Tanya Brown
  '''Tanya Brown''' is a [[UK]] fan active from the late 1980s. She was a member of the [[Ac
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• Vernon-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Vernon Brown]]
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• Valma-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Valma Brown]]
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• Barbara Brown
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• Jordan Brown
  ...ommittees, a member of [[SCIFI]] and [[Fan GoH]] with his wife [[Kim Marks Brown]] at [[Loscon 37]] in 2010. He was a member of the [[Roswell in 2002]] [[h
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• Fredric Brown
  ''(Did you mean the [[Fred C. Brown|British fan Fred Brown]]?)'' '''Fredric William Brown''' was an [[SF]] and mystery writer who was born in [[Cincinnati, Ohio]]. H
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• Frederic Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Fredric Brown]]
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• Ken Brown
  * A [[Ken Brown (UK)|British critic]]? * An [[Ken Brown (artist)|American fanartist]]?
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• Eric Brown
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• Dena Brown
  '''Dena Benatan Brown''' joined [[WPSFA]] as a high school student in the late ‘60s. She is c She co-edited ''[[Locus]]'' with her husband, [[Charlie Brown]], from their marriage in 1970 until their divorce in 1977. From 1972 to 19
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• Colleen Brown
  ..., a member of the [[Brooklyn Insurgents]] and wife of long-time fan [[rich brown]].
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• Charlie Brown
  ''(Did you mean [[Charles Brockden Brown]], the [[novelist]]?)'' '''Charles N. Brown''' was the co-founder and editor of ''[[Locus]]'', the long-running news an
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• Kim Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Kim Marks-Brown]]
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• Charles Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Charlie Brown]]
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• Marsha Brown
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• Mel Brown
  '''Mel W. Brown''' was a [[fan]] who published ''[[Fan Slants]]'' during the early 1940s wi ——Mel Brown, ''[[Fan Slants]]'' 3, June 1944.
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• Molly Brown
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• Norm Brown
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• Pat Brown
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• Barbara-brown
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• rich brown
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:rich brown}}(July 1, 1942 – July 6, 2006) Aka '''Dr. Gafia, richard w. brown''' (he affected all lowercase) was a longtime [[fanzine fan]], active since
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• Vernon Brown
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• Brown Study
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Charlie Brown]], [[Marsha Brown]] and [[Sheila Gilbert]].
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• Tracie Brown
  Tracie Brown is a [[fan]] and artist residing in Boca Raton, Florida. She was a member
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• Valma Brown
  '''Valma Brown''' was a [[Melbourne]] [[fanzine]] [[editor]] and [[publisher]]. She was o
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• Fred C. Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Fred Brown]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Rosel-george-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Rosel G. Brown]]
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• Richard w. brown
  #REDIRECT [[rich brown]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Fredric Brown
  {{DISPLAYTITLE: Fredric Brown}}
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• Brian Earl Brown
  [[File:BrownBrianEarl.jpeg|thumb|'''Brian Earl Brown'''. ''Photo by [[Gil Gaier]].'' ]] '''Brian Earl Brown''' (aka '''[[BEB|BeB]]'''), a [[fan]] living in [[Detroit]], has been activ
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• Charles N. Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Charlie Brown]]
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• Brown Paper Wrapper
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]].
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• Denice M. Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Denice Brown]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Rich Brown
  {{DISPLAYTITLE: Rich Brown}} A [[fanzine]] published by [[rich brown]].
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• Charles Brockden Brown
  ''(Did you mean [[Charles N. Brown]], the founder of ''[[Locus]]''?)'' ...first American [[gothic]] novel. In 2009, The Library of America included Brown’s short story "Somnambulism: A Fragment" in its two-century retrospective
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• b. brown & Associates
  #REDIRECT [[Bob Brown]] [[Category:redirect]] {{DISPLAYTITLE: b. brown & Associates}}
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• Kimberlee-marks-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Kim Marks-Brown]]
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• Brown-paper-wrapper
  #REDIRECT [[Brown Paper Wrapper]]
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• Charles-brockden-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Charles Brockden Brown]]
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• Charles-n-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Charlie Brown]]
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• Rosel George Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Rosel G. Brown]]
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• Rosel G. Brown
  [[File:Rosel George Brown.jpg|thumb|'''Rosel G. Brown''']] ...[[fan]] group in the 1950s. (She was not a student; her husband, W. Burlie Brown, was a history professor there.)
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• Ken-brown-artist
  #REDIRECT [[Ken Brown (artist)]]
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• Stephen P. Brown
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• Kim-marks-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Kim Marks-Brown]]
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• Lee-brown-coye
  #REDIRECT [[Lee Brown Coye]]
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• Lee Brown Coye
  '''Lee Brown Coye''' was an [[American]] [[artist]]. He is probably best remembered for ...[Luis Ortiz]] wrote a [[biography]], ''Arts Unknown: The Life & Art of Lee Brown Coye'' (Nonstop Press, 2005).
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• Kim Marks-Brown
  ...] living in the [[Los Angeles]] area who is married to fellow fan [[Jordan Brown]]. She is a member of [[LASFS]] and [[SCIFI]] and chaired [[Loscon 25]] an
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• Kimberlee Marks Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Kim Marks-Brown]]
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• Rosel-g-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Rosel G. Brown]]
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• Brian-earl-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Brian Earl Brown]]
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• Ken Brown
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Ken Brown}}(Did you mean a different [[Ken Brown]]?) '''Ken Brown''', a [[British]] critic, was a [[book]] reviewer for ''[[Interzone]]'' fro
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• Ken Brown
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Ken Brown}}(Did you mean a different [[Ken Brown]]?) '''Ken Brown''' was a [[fanartist]] who was a leader of the [[Fantasy Artisans]] and pub
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• The Continuous Brian Earl Brown
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]].
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• The-continuous-brian-earl-brown
  #REDIRECT [[The Continuous Brian Earl Brown]]
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• Brown University Science Fiction Union
  A [[club]] at Brown University in Providence, RI in the late 60s and early 70s. It published '
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• Brown-university-science-fiction-union
  #REDIRECT [[Brown University Science Fiction Union]]
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• Loscon 37
  ...]]: [[Emma Bull]], Artist: [[Phil Foglio]], Fans; [[Kim Brown]] & [[Jordan Brown]].
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• 1974 Best Fanzine Hugo
  3. ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[Dena Brown]]
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• 2006
  July 6 ||[[rich brown|rich brown]] (aka [[Dr. Gafia]]) dies.
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• 1976 Best Fanzine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[Dena Brown]]
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• 1970 Best Fanzine Hugo
  * ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[Dena Brown]]
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• Fantasy Artisan
  The [[Official Organ]] published by [[Ken Brown (artist)|Ken Brown]] for the [[Fantasy Artisans]]. (It ''may'' have been titled '''''Fan Artis
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• Crossroads
  A [[fanzine]] published by the [[Brown University Science Fiction Union]] and edited by [[Al Snider]] and [[Sally 12 || July 1971 || 36 || published by the [[Brown University Science Fiction Union]]
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• Randall Alain Everts
  ...ding it would be then passed on to Brown. Everts disagreed and Brown sued. Brown's suit somehow triggered a University of Wisconsin search of Evert's apartm
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• 1977 Best Fanzine Hugo
  * ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[Dena Brown]]
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• Rich Brown
  #REDIRECT [[rich brown]]
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• 1975 Best Fanzine Hugo
  * ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[Dena Brown]]
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• Boston in 71
  ...was taken at [[St. Louiscon]], the [[1969 Worldcon]], but [[Charlie Brown|Brown]] decided to continue publishing it as a general [[newszine]].
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• 1971 Best Fanzine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[Dena Brown]]
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• The Amateur Effer
  1 || July 10, 1964 || 1 || 1 || [[Mike McInerney]], [[rich brown]] || 21 || November 21, 1964 || 3 || 21 || brown, [[Steve Stiles]]
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• Dr. Gafia
  #REDIRECT [[rich brown]]
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• Brown-study
  #REDIRECT [[Brown Study]]
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• Charles-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Charlie Brown]]
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• Charles-n-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Charlie Brown]]
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• Charlie-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Charlie Brown]]
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• Colleen-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Colleen Brown]]
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• Dena-benatan
  #REDIRECT [[Dena Brown]]
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• Dena-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Dena Brown]]
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• Dr-gafia
  #REDIRECT [[rich brown]]
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• Eric-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Eric Brown]]
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• Frederic-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Fredric Brown]]
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• Fredric-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Fredric Brown]]
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• Jordan-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Jordan Brown]]
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• Ken-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Ken Brown]]
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• Mel-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Mel Brown]]
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• Molly-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Molly Brown]]
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• Rich-brown
  #REDIRECT [[rich brown]]
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• Tracie-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Tracie Brown]]
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• Valma-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Valma Brown]]
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• Vernon-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Vernon Brown]]
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• What-mad-universe
  #REDIRECT [[Fredric Brown]]
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• Marsha Jones
  ...sonBarbi-MarshaBrown1966.jpeg|thumb|'''[[Barbi Johnson]], left, and Marsha Brown in the “A [[Galaxy]] of [[Fan Fashion |Fashion]]” Show at [[Tricon]], 1 '''Marsha Jones''' (née '''Elkin''', then '''Brown''') is a longtime [[convention fan]] living in [[New York City]]. She worke
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• Califan
  (Did you mean a [[Califan (Brown)|rich brown fanzine]]?)
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• Beb-books
  #REDIRECT [[Brian Earl Brown]]
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• Brian-earl-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Brian Earl Brown]]
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• Brown-paper-wrapper
  #REDIRECT [[Brown Paper Wrapper]]
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• Charles-brockden-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Charles Brockden Brown]]
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• Ken-brown-artist
  #REDIRECT [[Ken Brown (artist)]]
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• Kimberlee-marks-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Kim Marks-Brown]]
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• Kim-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Kim Marks-Brown]]
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• Kim-marks-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Kim Marks-Brown]]
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• Lee-brown-coye
  #REDIRECT [[Lee Brown Coye]]
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• Rosel-g-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Rosel G. Brown]]
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• Rosel-george-brown
  #REDIRECT [[Rosel G. Brown]]
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• The-continuous-brian-earl-brown
  #REDIRECT [[The Continuous Brian Earl Brown]]
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• Roswell in 2002
  ...group of [[LA]] [[fans]]: [[Liz Mortensen]], [[Jordan Brown]], [[Kim Marks Brown]], [[Ed Green]], [[Bruce Pelz]] and [[Elayne Pelz]].
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• Charlie Brown
  ''(Did you mean [[Charles Brockden Brown]], the [[novelist]]?)'' '''Charles N. Brown''' was the co-founder and editor of ''[[Locus]]'', the long-running news an
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• Brown-university-science-fiction-union
  #REDIRECT [[Brown University Science Fiction Union]]
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• 1973 Best Fanzine Hugo
  * ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[Dena Brown]]
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• 1970 TAFF Race
  [[Elliot Shorter]] beat [[Charlie Brown]], [[Bill Rotsler]]
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• Charles Brockden Brown
  ''(Did you mean [[Charles N. Brown]], the founder of ''[[Locus]]''?)'' ...first American [[gothic]] novel. In 2009, The Library of America included Brown’s short story "Somnambulism: A Fragment" in its two-century retrospective
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• Mike Fern
  ...an early [[fan]], published the [[FAPAzine]] ''[[Fan Slants]]'' with [[Mel Brown]] during the early 1940s. He attended [[Staplecon 1]] in 1943. * ''[[Fan Slants]]'' [early 40s] (with [[Mel Brown]], for FAPA)
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• Cry Crowd
  ...and [[Robin Wood (CA)|Robin Wood]], according to a [[article|fan article]] Brown wrote for [https://fanac.org/fanzines/Cry_of_the_Nameless/Cry114.pdf ''Cry'
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• REHUPA
  * [[Brian Earl Brown]] -- * 1979-81 -- [[Brian Earl Brown]]
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• Mel Brown
  '''Mel W. Brown''' was a [[fan]] who published ''[[Fan Slants]]'' during the early 1940s wi ——Mel Brown, ''[[Fan Slants]]'' 3, June 1944.
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• rich brown
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:rich brown}}(July 1, 1942 – July 6, 2006) Aka '''Dr. Gafia, richard w. brown''' (he affected all lowercase) was a longtime [[fanzine fan]], active since
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• Circle of the Valley of Green Silences
  An [[Andre Norton]] Circle organized by [[Dennis Brown]] in [[Pittsburgh, PA]]. Fl. 1979.
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• Brian Earl Brown
  [[File:BrownBrianEarl.jpeg|thumb|'''Brian Earl Brown'''. ''Photo by [[Gil Gaier]].'' ]] '''Brian Earl Brown''' (aka '''[[BEB|BeB]]'''), a [[fan]] living in [[Detroit]], has been activ
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• Beb Books
  #REDIRECT [[Brian Earl Brown]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Kimberlee Marks Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Kim Marks-Brown]]
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• Kim Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Kim Marks-Brown]]
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• Rosel George Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Rosel G. Brown]]
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• Dr. Gafia's Fan Terms
  A glossary of [[fanspeak]] published by [[rich brown]].
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• Follycon
  ...[Len Wein]]. The committee were [[Michael Abbott]], [[David Brown]], [[Pat Brown]], [[Colin Fine]], [[Steve Linton]], [[Karen Naylor]], [[Gytha North]], [[J
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• Charles Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Charlie Brown]]
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• Charles N. Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Charlie Brown]]
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• Dena Benatan
  #REDIRECT [[Dena Brown]]
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• Frederic Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Fredric Brown]]
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• Denice M. Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Denice Brown]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Richard Brown
  #redirect[[rich brown]]
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• Fred C. Brown
  #REDIRECT [[Fred Brown]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Richard w. brown
  #REDIRECT [[rich brown]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• 2016 Campbell Award
  * [[Pierce Brown]]
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• Renovation
  ...[[Charlie Brown]], [[Boris Vallejo]]. [[Chairman]]: [[Patty Wells]]. GoH Brown died before the convention.
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• Fredric Brown
  ''(Did you mean the [[Fred C. Brown|British fan Fred Brown]]?)'' '''Fredric William Brown''' was an [[SF]] and mystery writer who was born in [[Cincinnati, Ohio]]. H
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• Southwestercon VI
  ...an]] was [[toastmaster]]. It was [[chaired]] by [[Tom Reamy]] and [[Randy Brown]], with [[Dale Hart]] as honorary chair. It was sponsored by the [[DFS]].
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• The Focal Point Poll
  An apazine published by [[rich brown]] for [[APA-F]].
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• Paul Stambery
  An apazine published by [[rich brown]] for [[APA-F]].
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• Manual Stimulation
  A [[one-shot]] [[apazine]] published by [[Iris Brown]] for [[Myriad]] mailing 91.
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• Cons and Shell Games
  ...ee]] [[newsletter]] of [[Chicon IV]], the 1982 [[Worldcon]]. [[Brian Earl Brown]] edited it.
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• Valmapa
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Valma Brown]].
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• Grotty
  A 14-page, one-shot [[fanzine]] published in November 1984 by [[rich brown]].
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• Backfire
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]].
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• HOCUS POCUS
  * [[Andrew Brown]]
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• Insurgent Library of Fandom
  ...t Library of Fandom was a fanpublishing project in the early 70s by [[rich brown]] and [[Arnie Katz]].
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• Brown Paper Wrapper
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]].
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• Brown University Science Fiction Union
  A [[club]] at Brown University in Providence, RI in the late 60s and early 70s. It published '
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• Sticky Wicket
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]] in the 1980s.
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• Night Voyages
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Gerald Brown]].
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• Fred Brown
  (Did you mean the [[Fredric Brown|American pro Fredric Brown]]?) '''Frederick C. Brown''', almost always referred to as '''Fred Brown''', was a [[British]] [[fan]] and [[collector]] from [[London]] active from
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• Pulp Era Amateur Press Society
  * [[Brian Earl Brown]] * [[Brian Earl Brown]]
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• Climbing on Air
  A fanzine published by [[Linda Blanchard]] (with [[rich brown]]) of Woodbridge, VA.
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• Motor City Madness
  A 2 page, [[hoax]] [[newszine]] published in the 1970s by [[Brian Earl Brown]].
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• Hyphen Tribute Issue
  ...ne]] published in May 1999 for [[Corflu 16]] by [[Shelby Vick]] and [[rich brown]]. See also ''[[Hyphen Tribute Thumbnail]]''.
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• Con Confessions
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Gary Brown]] for [[SFPA]].
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• Why Don't We Do It In the Road
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Gary Brown]] probably for [[Myriad]].
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• Sally Snider
  Sally Snider was a [[fan]] in the 1970s who belonged to the [[Brown University Science Fiction Club]] and was co-editor of the [[fanzine]] ''[[
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• OakLaCon
  ...CA]]. [[GoH]]: [[David Gerrold]]; [[FGoH]]: [[Dena Brown]] and [[Charlie Brown]]; [[Special Guest]]: [[Ian Ballantine]] and [[Betty Ballantine]]. [[Chair
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• Pillar of Fire
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Rich Brown]].
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• Back Whole
  A [[fanzine]] published in [[Australia]] by [[Andrew Brown]].
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• Grundoon
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Andrew Brown]].
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• People Stories
  A 14-page, [[one-shot]] [[fanzine]] published in Winter 1943 by [[Mel Brown]] and [[Mike Fern]].
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• What Mad Universe
  #REDIRECT [[Fredric Brown]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Lee Brown Coye
  '''Lee Brown Coye''' was an [[American]] [[artist]]. He is probably best remembered for ...[Luis Ortiz]] wrote a [[biography]], ''Arts Unknown: The Life & Art of Lee Brown Coye'' (Nonstop Press, 2005).
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• The Continuous Brian Earl Brown
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]].
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• Rainy Day Three-Shot
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]] and [[Denice Hudspeth]].
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• Denice Hudspeth
  #REDIRECT [[Denice Brown]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Personal Statement on the Breen Boondoggle
  A 1-page, [[one-shot]] [[fanzine]] published in 1964 by [[rich brown]]. See [[Breendoggle]].
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• Venus-Con
  A [[fapazine]] published by [[Francis T. Laney]] and [[Mel Brown]].
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• Dena Brown
  '''Dena Benatan Brown''' joined [[WPSFA]] as a high school student in the late ‘60s. She is c She co-edited ''[[Locus]]'' with her husband, [[Charlie Brown]], from their marriage in 1970 until their divorce in 1977. From 1972 to 19
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• Tacky
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Randy Brown]] as ''[[Fantasy Rotator]]'' #29.
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• B'hamacon
  ...[[Michael Bishop]], [[Hank Reinhardt]], [[charlie Brown|Charles]] & [[Dena Brown]]
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• Brooklyn Insurgents
  ...until the joke wore thin), held first in the apartment of rich & [[Colleen Brown]] and later in the apartment of Arnie & [[Joyce Katz]].
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• Wastelands
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce E. Brown]] of Ottawa, Canada.
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• MiSHAP
  * [[Brian Earl Brown]] -- ''[[Styxzine]]'' * [[Denice M. Brown|Denice Hudspeth]]
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• Styxzine
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]] for [[MISHAP]].
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• DeepSouthCon 15
  ...[Michael Bishop]] was the [[GoH]] and [[Charles Brown|Charlie]] and [[Dena Brown]] were the [[Fan GoHs]]. The [[Rebel Award]] went to [[Cliff Biggers]] an
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• FAPA Festival Fanzine
  ...e, probable [[one-shot]] [[apazine]] published August 1987 by [[Brian Earl Brown]] for [[FAPA]] mailing #200.
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• Transatlantic Fringe Fan
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Rich Brown]] for [[OMPA]].
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• 1971 Hugos
  ...Hugo|Best Fanzine]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[Dena Brown]]
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• Basura Para Botar
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Rich Brown]].
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• Memory Dump
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]] for [[FAPA]].
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• Black Whole
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Andrew Brown]] in the late 70s from Mt. Waverly, [[Melbourne]], Victoria, [[Australia]].
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• 1972 Hugos
  ...Hugo|Best Fanzine]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[Dena Brown]]
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• The Perryscope
  An index to the US editions of ''[[Perry Rhodan]]'' published by [[Brian Earl Brown]] in June, 1992.
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• Hark
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Randy Brown]].
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• Fantasy Jackpot
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Mike Fern]], [[Mel Brown]] and Anderson.
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• Colleen Brown
  ..., a member of the [[Brooklyn Insurgents]] and wife of long-time fan [[rich brown]].
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• Ibid
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Gary Brown]] for [[CAPA-alpha]].
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• Dave Vanderwerf
  In 1968, along with [[Charlie Brown]] and [[Ed Meskys]], he founded ''[[Locus]]'' (which eventually became [[SF * ''[[Locus]]'' (with [[Charlie Brown]] and [[Ed Meskys]])
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• 1987 GUFF Race
  In the 1987 [[GUFF]] race [[Irwin Hirsh]] beat [[Valma Brown]], [[Jean Weber]]. Trip report is in progress with many chapters published
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• Assegai and Voortrekker
  A single-issue 24-page [[fanzine]] published in the 1980 by [[Sandy Brown]] in the UK.
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• Fredric Brown
  {{DISPLAYTITLE: Fredric Brown}}
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• Merulius Lacrymans
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Sandy Brown]] in the [[UK]].
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• Necronomicon 2018
  ...micon (FL)]] 2018 was held October 19-21, 2018 in Tampa, FL. GoHs [[Tonia Brown]], [[Rick WIlber]]
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• 1970 Best Fan Writer Hugo
  * [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• MisCon 14
  ...GoHs]] were [[Fred Saberhagen]], Faith Emens, [[Tom Smith]], Julie Caitlin Brown, and Jesse Marcel, Jr..
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• Giant Wombo
  A fanzine edited by [[Leigh Edmonds]] and [[Valma Brown]].
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• 1976 Best Fan Writer Hugo
  * [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Califan
  A [[fanzine]] [[published]] by [[rich brown]].
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• Tracie Brown
  Tracie Brown is a [[fan]] and artist residing in Boca Raton, Florida. She was a member
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• LepreCon 2
  ...lazny]]. [[F. M. Busby]] was [[toastmaster]] and it was chaired by [[Greg Brown]].
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• 1976 Hugos
  ...Hugo|Best Fanzine]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[Dena Brown]]
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• Smofcon 32
  ...ttan Beach, CA]]. It was chaired by [[Bobbi Armbruster]] and [[Kim Marks Brown]].
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• S-F Soap Opera Company
  ...[[London]] in May 1951. The troupe consisted of [[Audrey Lovett]], [[Fred Brown]], [[H. Ken Bulmer]], [[Ted Carnell]], [[Charles Duncombe]] and [[Ted Tubb]
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• Al Snider
  Al Snider was a [[fan]] who was a member of the [[Brown University Science Fiction Union]] and was [[OE]] of [[Gestalt]].
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• Eucon 1
  ...[GoHs]] were [[Spider Robinson|Spider]] and [[Jeanne Robinson]], [[Charlie Brown]], and [[John Varley]]. [[Dean Ing]] was [[toastmaster]].
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• Suburban Femme Fund
  ...end a [[Phoenix]] fan to [[Detroit]] in 1978. It was organized by [[Hilde Brown]].
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• Brian Attebery
  ...is professor of English at Idaho State University. His 1979 doctorate from Brown University was in American Civilization.
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• BEB
  *[[Brian Earl Brown]] ('''BeB'''), a [[Midwest fandom|Midwest]] fan.
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• BoSh Fund
  A [[fan fund]] created by [[Arnie Katz]] and [[rich brown]] and publicized in ''[[Focal Point (McInerney)]]'' which brought [[Bob Sha
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• Tackett's Travels in Taffland
  ...1985 in the [[fanzine]] ''[[Sticky Quarters]] 13'', edited by [[Brian Earl Brown]].
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• AggieCon XXIV
  ...re [[Peter David]], [[Michael Moorcock]], [[Wendy Pini]], and [[Charles N. Brown]].
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• Consonance 2013
  ...[[Luis Garcia]]), [[Scott Snyder]], [[Merav Hoffman]], "Downtown" [[Freddy Brown]]
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• CAPA-alpha
  * [[Gary Brown]] -- ''[[Ibid (Brown)]]''
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• Neotric
  ...the wearing of [[green]]-rimmed harlequin spectacles, use of [[green]]-and-brown [[typeribbon]], and streamlynd or [[simplifyd spelng]] were just a [[West C ...wearing of [[green]]-rimmed harlequin spectacles and use of [[green]]-and-brown [[typeribbon]] and streamlynd spelng ([[simplifyd Spelng|simplifyditto]]) a
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• Cornell Woolrich
  ..."Speak to Me of Death," "I'm Dangerous Tonight," "Guns, Gentlemen," "Jane Brown's Body," "The Moon of Montezuma," and "Somebody's Clothes, Somebody's Life" "Jane Brown's Body" (''All-American Fiction'', 1938), is probably the purest SF story o
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• Brotherhood Without Banners
  ...mb|left| GRRM at left in the green shirt wielding the sword and Kenneth D. Brown at right in the yellow shirt.]] ...d those members present, dubbing each as "Knight of the Cheesesteak". Ken Brown, a classmate (Class of 1966) of GRRM at Marist High School in Bayonne, NJ,
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• Novacon 38
  ...a suburb of [[Birmingham, UK]].) [[GoH]]: [[Ian R. MacLeod]] and [[Vernon Brown]] ([[fan guest]]). It had 177 members.
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• 1978 Best Fan Writer Hugo
  * [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Dewachen
  {{publication | year=1998 |Locale=Brown Deer, WI}}
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• Rustycon 17
  ...ett, WA]]. The [[GoH]] was [[Michael Stackpole]], the [[Art GoH]] [[Bear Brown]], the [[Fan GoH]] was [[Jon Gustafson]]. It was chaired by [[Bobbie DuFau
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• ConDFW XIV
  ...in [[Dallas, TX]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Sherwood Smith]], [[Rachel Manija Brown]], and [[Galen Dara]].
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• 1985 DUFF Race
  ...[Robbie Cantor]], [[Joni Stopa]], [[Mike Glicksohn]], and [[rich brown]]. Brown dropped out in late 1984 as fallout from the [[TAFF Wars]].
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• Richard Thompson
  [[Fan artist]] whose works were published in the 80s and 90s in [[Stephen Brown]] and [[Dan Steffan]]'s ''[[Science Fiction Eye]]'', [[Ted White]] and [[Da
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• The Derek Carter Alphabet
  A 29-page [[fanzine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]] containing 26 illustrations plus a cover all by [[Derek Carter]]. It was
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• StellarCon VIII
  ...iversity of North Carolina in Greensboro, NC. The [[con chair]] was [[Mike Brown]], and the [[Guests of Honor]] were [[Hal Clement]] (GoH) and [[Michael Bis
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• Confusion
  ...]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Bjo Trimble]], [[Margaret Mahy]] and (fan) [[Lana Brown]].
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• The Magic Bagel
  ...nd then independently and distributed with [[APA 45]]. Edited by [[Tracie Brown]].
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• Bubonicon 54
  ...ebecca Roanhorse]], [[Carrie Vaughn]], Rachael Mayo ([[artist]]), and Ness Brown (science).
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• Technicon 10
  [[Technicon]] 10 was a convention held April 10-12, 1993 at the Donaldson Brown Center for Continuing Education at Virginia Tech in [[Blacksburg, VA]]. Th
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• Green Dragon
  3 ||October 1967 [brown] ||2 || 12 ||December 1971 [brown] ||2 ||
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• ASFiCon 4
  ...in [[Atlanta, GA]]. The [[GoH]] was [[Gregory Benford]], and [[Brian Earl Brown]] was [[Fan GoH]]. [[Doug Chafee]] was listed as "Guest".
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• Detroit in '85
  ...ynn]], [[Nancy Tucker]], [[Howard DeVore]], [[Brian Earl Brown]], [[Denice Brown]], [[Roger Sims]], [[Fred Prophet]], and [[George Laskowski]], several of w
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• Marcon XV
  ...[Pro GoH]] was [[L. Sprague de Camp]] and the [[Fan GoH]] was [[Brian Earl Brown]]. [[Catherine Crook de Camp]] was [[toastmaster]].
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• AggieCon XXXII
  ...ere [[Charles de Lint]], [[Melanie Rawn]], [[Martha Wells]], Julie Caitlin Brown. The convention director was [[Yaru Liu]].
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• Beardmutterings
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[rich brown]].
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• Boonfark
  ...Benford]], [[Jim Benford]], [[Richard Bergeron]], [[rich brown]], [[Steve Brown]], [[Grant Canfield]], [[Terry Carr]], [[Rich Coad]], [[Dave English]], [[K
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• FilKONtario 1
  It was chaired by [[Heather Brown]]. The subject of the songwriting contest was "FilKONtario".
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• 1987 TAFF Race
  ...nd]]. The candidates were [[Jeanne Gomoll]] [[Bill Bowers]], [[Brian Earl Brown]], [[Mike Glicksohn]], and [[Robert Lichtman]]. Gomoll won. The administra Brian Brown ||25 ||3 ||0 ||28 || || ||
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• Sord and Sworcery
  * [[Deb Brown]]
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• Conflux 4
  [[Guests]]: [[Kevin J. Anderson]], [[Simon Brown]], [[Donna Maree Hanson]], [[Graham Joyce]], [[Rebecca Moesta]], [[Garth Ni
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• Loscon 25
  ...t: [[Sue Dawe]], Fan: [[Marjii Ellers]]. [[Chaired]] by: [[Kimberlee Marks Brown]] Theme: "Twenty Five Years of a Good Thing". Membership (total/attending):
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• Capricon 23
  ...n [[Arlington Heights, IL]]. [[Guests of Honor]]: [[Tim Powers]], [[Amy K. Brown]], [[Bill Roper]]. Chairs: [[Cary Williams]] & [[Marnie Gucciard]]. The con
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• Cosmos Bulletin
  3|| January 1956 || 10 || ed. [[Gavin Brown]]
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• Astronomicon 2002
  ...Filk GoH]]: [[Michael Longcor]]. The conventions theme was 'What can Brown do for you?'.
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• SF Eye
  The magazine was edited by [[Stephen P. Brown]] and [[Daniel Steffan]].
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• La-La-La Con
  ...Clubhouse]] in [[LA]]. The [[GoH]] was [[Stephen R. Boyett]], [[Kim Marks-Brown]] and [[Christian McGuire]] were the [[Fan GoHs]], and [[J. Michael Straczy
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• Eucon
  ...3-15, 1983 ||[[Spider Robinson|Spider]] and [[Jeanne Robinson]], [[Charlie Brown]], [[John Varley]]
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• 1980 Best Fanzine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Lunacon 12
  ...for the Hugos. He also entertained the audience by reading what [[Charlie Brown]] in ''[[Locus]]'' referred to as "some great excerpts from awful stories." ...Norman Spinrad]], [[Alexei Panshin]], [[Robert Silverberg]], and [[Charlie Brown]]
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• Fan Slants
  A [[FAPAzine]] published by [[Mel Brown]] and [[Mike Fern]] from [[LA]]. It was an [[Outsider Publication]].
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• 2009
  July 12 ||[[Charlie Brown]] dies
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• 1982 Best Fanzine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 2BeContinued 2
  .... O'Bannon, Corbin Keep, [[Tracy Lunquist]], [[Alan Clark]], Julie Caitlin Brown, [[Eric Flint]], Luke Ski.
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• 1973 Best Fan Writer Hugo
  * [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Miscon 38
  ...la, MT]]. The [[GoHs]] will be [[Nina Kiriki Hoffman]], Paul Jenkins, Stan Brown, Cait May, Steven K Smith, and Jeff Grubb. It will be chaired by [[Justin
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• Con With the Wind
  ...[[Gay Haldeman]], [[Lucy Sussex]], Dan Hennah, [[Dale Elvy]], [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Stephen Dedman]] and (fans) [[Yvonne Harrison]], [[Alan Robson]], and
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• JETS
  ...[[Sailing North]] to advance his candidacy), [[Jim de Liscard]], and [[Abi Brown]]. It was voted on at the [[2007 Eastercon]].
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• Ibid
  ''(Do you mean the [[Ibid (Brown)|Gary Brown apazine]]?)''
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• 1983 Best Fanzine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1988 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Jordan Brown
  ...ommittees, a member of [[SCIFI]] and [[Fan GoH]] with his wife [[Kim Marks Brown]] at [[Loscon 37]] in 2010. He was a member of the [[Roswell in 2002]] [[h
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• ICON 42
  ...er 1, 2017 in Cedar Rapids, IA. The [[GoHs]] were [[Wesley Chu]], H. Russ Brown, [[Sheril Harper]], [[Joe Haldeman]], and [[Gay Haldeman]]. [[Jim C. Hines
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• GAFilk 8
  ...The [[GoH]] was [[Dandelion Wine]], the [[Interfilk Guest]] was [[Carolyn Brown]], the "Super Secret Guest" was [[Karen Anderson]], and the "Concom's Choic
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• 2006 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Kirsten Gong-Wong]] and [[Liza Groen Trombi]]
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• 1990 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 2005 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 2003 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Jennifer A. Hall]] and [[Kirsten Gong-Wong]]
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• 2010 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * ''[[Locus]]'' edited by [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Kirsten Gong-Wong]], & [[Liza Groen Trombi]]
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• Orbit Books
  ...tura publishing company. In 1992, its parent company was bought by Little, Brown & Co., at that stage part of the Time Warner Book Group.
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• 1996 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• The Golden Halls of Mirth
  ...inlein]]'s "The Green Hills of Earth," but not a parody, written by [[rich brown]] and [[Paul Stanbery]] and originally published in 1960 in ''[[Dafoe]]'',
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• Novacon 1
  ...oH]] was [[James White]]. Attendance was 144. The committee was [[Vernon Brown]] ([[chairman]], [[Ray Not-the-Author Bradbury]], [[Alan Denham]], [[Alan D
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• 1995 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1998 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1999 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Oblio
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Gary Brown]] for [[SFPA]].
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• Brownian Motion
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]] and included in [[FAPA]].
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• 2001 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1986 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1991 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 2000 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Mad Scientist's Digest
  [[Fanzine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]] of Mishawaka, IN in [[mimeo]] in the 70s.
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• 1985 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1987 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Kim Marks-Brown
  ...] living in the [[Los Angeles]] area who is married to fellow fan [[Jordan Brown]]. She is a member of [[LASFS]] and [[SCIFI]] and chaired [[Loscon 25]] an
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• 1981 Best Fanzine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1997 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1993 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Albacon 1997
  ...oH]]), [[Charles Lang]] and [[Wendy SnowLang]] ([[Artist GoH]]), [[Wayne Brown]] ([[FGoH]]), [[The Don't Quit Your Day Job Players]] (Musical GoH), Bill
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• Ad Astra 27
  ..., [[Kevin J. Anderson]], [[Shelley Rabinovitch]], [[Glen Loates]], [[Wayne Brown]]. [[Chaired]] by [[Francois van Heerden]], [[Peter Sprokkelenburg]], and
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• Corflu 3
  ..., VA. [[CGoH]]: [[Teresa Nielsen Hayden]]. The [[concom]] included [[rich brown]] ([[Chair]]), [[Ted White]] (Table), [[Dan Steffan]] (Lamp), and [[Lynn St
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• North American Discworld Convention 2011
  ...re Ankh, Morpork!" Guests included [[Stephen Baxter]], Jennifer Brehl, Rod Brown, [[Esther Friesner]], Anne Hoppe, Ian Mitchell, Bernard Pearson, Stephen Pl
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• Wayne Third Foundation
  ...[[Cy Chauvin]], [[Ed Collins]], [[Rich Cook]], [[Howard DeVore]], [[Denice Brown|Denice Hudspeth]], [[Michael Kucharski]], [[Mark Leeper|Mark]] and [[Evelyn
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• New York in 1967
  ...] for the 1967 [[Worldcon]]. The committee included [[Ted White]], [[rich brown]], [[Mike McInerney]], [[Dave Van Arnam]], [[Andy Porter]] and [[Arnie Katz
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• 1992 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Brownian Motion
  ...ownian Motion}}''(Do you mean the [[Brownian Motion|fapazine by Brian Earl Brown]]?)''
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• 1946 Best Short Story Retro Hugo
  * "The Waveries" by [[Fredric Brown]] [''[[Astounding]]'' Jan 1945]
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• Walter Gibson
  Walter Brown Gibson was an American author and professional magician, best known for his
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• 2008 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Kirsten Gong-Wong]] and [[Liza Groen Trombi]]
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• 2009 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Kirsten Gong-Wong]] and [[Liza Groen Trombi]]
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• Eastercon '77
  ...e were [[Pauline E. Dungate]], [[Laurence Miller]], [[Dave Upton]], [[Mike Brown]], [[Rog Peyton]], [[Marsha Jones]], [[Greg Pickersgill]], [[Simone Walsh]]
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• 2007 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Kirsten Gong-Wong]] and [[Liza Groen Trombi]]
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• 1989 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Locus
  ...hen the previous group of [[newszines]] had ceased publication). [[Charlie Brown]], [[Ed Meskys]] and [[Dave Vanderwerf]] created ''Locus'' as a [[newszine] ...#4, [[Dave Vanderwerf]] dropped out and after #11, [[Ed Meskys]] did, and Brown decided to continue publishing ''Locus'' as a [[mimeographed]] [[newszine]]
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• 1994 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Best Fanzine Hugo
  ...Fanzine Hugo|1971]] ||''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[Dena Brown]] ...Fanzine Hugo|1972]] ||''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[Dena Brown]]
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• 1946 Best Novelette Retro Hugo
  * "Pi in the Sky" by [[Fredric Brown]] ([[Thrilling Wonder]]) Win 1945]
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• MarsCon 2004
  ...(Dr. Mike), [[Artist GoH]] was [[Costumer]] and Dancer Davina (Dawn Devine Brown), [[Fan GoH]] was Baron [[David E Romm]], [[Music GoH]] was [[Luke Ski]], A
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• New Zealand Science Fiction Fan Awards
  * Best [[fan writing]] (media): [[Lana Brown]] * Special achievement: [[Lana Brown]]
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• Norwescon XXIV
  ...the [[Artist GoH]] was [[Bob Eggleton]], the [[Fan GoH]] was [[Charles N. Brown]], and [[James P. Hogan]] and Dragon Dronet were [[Special GoHs]]. It was
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• Report to Science Fiction Fandom: The Cosmic Circle
  ...[[James Kepner]], [[Charles Dye]], [[Mike Fern]], [[Lora Crozetti]], [[Mel Brown]], [[Paul Freehafer]], [[Donald B. Thompson]], [[Al Ashley]], [[E. E. Evans
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• New Main Page
  ...edia 1]]) and [[Dick Eney]] ([[Fancyclopedia 2]]), plus lexicons by [[rich brown]] and [[Leah Zeldes Smith]], it is written by fans who want to contribute. ...is referenced by any articles using fannish terms (we started using [[rich brown]]'s glossary ([[Dr. Gafia]]'s Dictionary)).
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• ASFiCon
  [[ASFiCon 4]] || April 1-3, 1983 || [[Gregory Benford]], [[Brian Earl Brown]]
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• FIAGGH
  This is probably a [[hoax]] perpetrated by [[Rich Brown]].
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• Irwin Hirsh
  ...fund]] campaign. He was an initial editor of ''[[Thyme]]'' (with [[Andrew Brown]]). He won [[GUFF]] in 1987 and traveled to [[Conspiracy '87]].
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• Con*Cept '90
  ...me Hotel in [[Montreal]], QC. [[GoHs]] were [[Barry B. Longyear]], Chester Brown, and Bernie E. Mireault. [[MC]] was [[Larry Stewart]]. The [[chair]] was [[
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• Valma Brown
  '''Valma Brown''' was a [[Melbourne]] [[fanzine]] [[editor]] and [[publisher]]. She was o
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• Providence, RI
  ...ovecraft's books and papers is housed at Providence's John Hay Library, at Brown University.
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• The Crudzine Quarterly
  An apazine published by [[rich brown]] for [[APA-F]]. It was also called '''''CZQ'''''.
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• MarsCon 2016
  ...or [[GoH]] was William Morgan Sheppard, and Prop Master [[GoHs]] were Dave Brown, Dave Duca, Michael Glielmi, and Ann Neubauer.
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• Almack's Society for Heyer Criticism
  ...it hosted a tea attended by [[Astrid Anderson]], [[Judy Blish]], [[Charlie Brown]], [[Elinor Busby]], [[Terry Carr]], [[Lester del Rey]], [[Marsha Jones]],
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• Best Semiprozine Hugo
  [[1984 Best Semiprozine Hugo|1984]] ||''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] [[1985 Best Semiprozine Hugo|1985]] ||''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• FilKONtario 8
  ...contest was "A place you'd like to go" and it was [[chaired]] by [[Carolyn Brown]] & [[Peggi Warner-Lalonde]]. The [[Filk Hall of Fame]] inductees were [[Ra
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• HPL Tribute
  ...sey Campbell]], [[Tim Kirk]], [[Richard Corben]], [[Virgil Finlay]], [[Lee Brown Coye]], and others.
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• Cory Panshin
  ...from time to time at gatherings at [[Charlie Brown|Charlie]] and [[Marsha Brown]]'s apartment in the Bronx." After he published ''Star Well'' in October 19
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• 1959 Best New Author of 1958 Hugo
  * [[Rosel George Brown]]
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• Conterpoint Four
  ...s. [[GoH]]: [[Michael Longcor]], [[Interfilk Guest]]: [["Downtown" Freddy Brown]]. [[Chair]]: [[Steve Brinich]], [[Toastmaster]]: [[H. Paul Shuch]].
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• 2002 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Lunacon 10
  ...York City]]. The [[GoH]] was [[James Blish]]. It was chaired by [[Charlie Brown]].
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• Secondary Universe III
  Even more famously, it was here that [[Dena Brown]], aghast at what academics were doing to [[SF]], coined the immortal phras
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• Focal Point
  [[Mike McInerney]], [[Arnie Katz]] and [[rich brown]] published 60 issues (including two half-issues) of the modestly named ''' Brown and [[Arnie Katz]] revived the ''Focal Point'' title for a second and third
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• Eastercon 22
  ...[[Ethel Lindsay]] and [[Anne McCaffrey]]. The [[committee]] was [[Vernon Brown]], [[Roger Peyton]], [[Bob Rickard]], and [[Peter Weston]].
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• Liza Groen Trombi
  ...-in-Chief of ''[[Locus]]'' magazine, taking over from founder [[Charles N. Brown]] in 2009.
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• 1970 Worldcon Site Selection
  Heicon was nominated by [[Hans Werner Heinrichs]] and seconded by [[Charlie Brown]], [[Eddie Jones]] and [[Bob Tucker]] and was accepted unanimously. It wen
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• Tanya Brown
  '''Tanya Brown''' is a [[UK]] fan active from the late 1980s. She was a member of the [[Ac
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• 2004 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Jennifer A. Hall]] and [[Kirsten Gong-Wong]]
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• Let's Take Science Fiction Out of the Universities and Put It Back into the Gutter Where It Belongs
  ...and Put It Back into the Gutter Where It Belongs" was first said by [[Dena Brown]] at a [[Secondary Universe]] panel around 1970 after listening to an espec
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• 1978 Hugos
  ...Hugo|Best Fanzine]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[Dena Brown]]
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• Fapamentary
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]] for [[FAPA]].
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• 1988 Best Non-Fiction Book Hugo
  * ''Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror: 1986'' by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[William G. Contento]] ([[Locus Press]], 1987)
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• Andrew Brown
  '''Andrew Brown''', a [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]], [[fan]], was [[co-editor]] of the ''[[M
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• Scintillation
  ...riting level is about what you'd expect. The curious aspect is the ancient brown-with-age colored paper on which it is mimeod. Dry and brittle, it looks at
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• Focal Point
  ...e [[Focal Point (McInerney)|fanzine by Mike McInerney, Arnie Katz and rich brown]]?)''
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• MarsCon 2003
  ...GoH |Fan/Makeup GoH]] was David Mendez, Actor [[GoHs]] were Julie Caitlin Brown and Lev Mailer, Posthumous [[GoH]] was [[Douglas Adams]], [[Featured Guests
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• Notional
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Leigh Edmonds]] in [[Australia]]. [[Valma Brown]] was involved in some issues.
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• Impressions from the Ditto Masters
  ...rsion of an [[ATom]] cover plus a story about trapped mice.” —[[Brian Earl Brown]], ''[[WoFan]]'' 29 ([https://fanac.org/fanzines/Whole_Fanzine_Catalog/Whol
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• Gavin Brown
  '''Gavin Brown''' was a [[fan]] from [[Glasgow, Scotland]], active in the 1950s. While not
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• Michigan State University Tolkien Fellowship
  ...rginia Dabney]], [[Gil Hilton]], [[Sue Anderson]], [[Mike Wood]], [[Tracie Brown]], [[Rita Berens]], [[Steve Messamer]], [[Celeste Milavec]] and [[Seth McEv
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• Intergalactic Animal Husbandry
  12||1980|| 36||[[Brian Earl Brown]]’s review in ''[[WoFan]]'' 17 ([https://fanac.org/fanzines/Whole_Fanzine
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• My Best Science Fiction Story
  ...bury]], [[Eando Binder]], [[Murray Leinster]], [[Robert Bloch]], [[Fredric Brown]], [[John W. Campbell, Jr.]], [[Cleve Cartmill]], [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [
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• 1987 Best Non-Fiction Book Hugo
  * ''Science Fiction in Print: 1985'' by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[William G. Contento]] ([[Locus Press]], 1986)
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• Sheila Gilbert
  ...] in 1971 and is the sister of [[Marsha Elkin]]. She was an editor of ''[[Brown Study]]''.
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• Archon 27
  ...neth Hall, [[Michael "Moonwulf" Longcor]], Andreas Katsulas, Julie Caitlin Brown, [[Jim Murray]], [[Paula Helm Murray]], [[Margene Bahm]]. The [[toastmaster
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• Recursive Science Fiction
  ...t famous recursive genre novels are ''[[What Mad Universe]]'' by [[Fredric Brown]] and ''[[Rocket to the Morgue]]'' by H. H. Holmes ([[Anthony Boucher]]).
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• 1945 Best Short Story Retro Hugo
  * ''And the Gods Laughed'', by [[Fredric Brown]] ([[Planet Stories]], Spring 1944)
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• Rataplan
  ...PA-45]], [[FAPA]], [[SAPS]] and [[ANZAPA]]. [[Diane Bangsund]] and [[Valma Brown]] were at times co-editors. 19-20 || January 1978 || 58 || || Double issue; [[Valma Brown]] was co-editor
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• Janis Ian
  ...men, to [https://www.brown.edu/news/2019-09-17/ian The John Hay Library at Brown University.]
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• Rats on Fire
  A [[fanzine]] [[pubbed]] by [[Denice Brown|Denice]] and [[Brian Earl Brown]] from [[Detroit]] in the 1980s. It featured Detroit [[fandom]] news and go 6 ||April 1982 || 3|| Denice replaces [[Brian Earl Brown|BeB]] as [[editor]].
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• Midwestcon 16
  ...The "First Midwestcon Open", (miniature golf) was held. A team of [[rich brown]] and a nearly legally blind [[Arnie Katz]] won an upset victory over the
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• 1943 Best Short Story Retro Hugo
  * “Etaoin Shrdlu,” by [[Fredric Brown]] (Unknown Worlds, February 1942)
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• Caledonian SF Group
  * [[Gavin Brown]]
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• Perth in '94
  ...h took over the bid, included [[Julia Bateman]], [[Craig Hilton]], [[Valma Brown]] and [[Ann Griffiths]].
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• 1945 Best Novelette Retro Hugo
  * ''Arena'' by [[Fredric Brown]] (Astounding Science Fiction, June 1944)
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• Apaplexy
  The [[OE]], called the '''Central Mailer''', is [[Sheila Brown]] of [[Ottawa, ON]], as of 2019, when it had about 20 members.
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• Lunacon 9
  ...[[Manhattan]]. The [[GoH]] was [[Isaac Asimov]]. [[Chaired]] by [[Charlie Brown]] & [[Marsha Elkin]] {or was it [[Frank Dietz]]? Sources differ}. This was
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• Luis Ortiz
  * ''Arts Unknown: The Life & Art of [[Lee Brown Coye]]''
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• Don Walsh
  ...e of the connections to a group of [[fans]] associated with [[Rosel George Brown]] and Tulane University that had held one or more [[Con-sola-cons]] for loc
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• 1984 Best Semiprozine Hugo
  * '''''[[Locus]]''''' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Carcosa
  ...lection was planned, ''Death Stalks the Night'' by [[Hugh B. Cave]]. [[Lee Brown Coye]] was working on illustrating it when he suffered a stroke and died, c
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• Norwescon VIII
  ...(who did not attend, dying a few months later). The [[Fan GoH]] was [[rich brown]], and the [[Science GoH]] was [[Gregory Benford]].
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• Hidalgo
  [[Fanzine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]] in the early 90s which was devoted mostly to reprints of [[pulp]] stories
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• Boskone 40
  ...ficial Artist]] was [[Jim Burns]], and the [[Special Guest]] was [[Charlie Brown]]. It was [[chaired]] by [[Sharon Sbarsky]], the [[Featured Filker]] was
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• 1943 Best Novelette Retro Hugo
  * “The Star Mouse,” by [[Fredric Brown]] ([[Planet Stories]], Spring 1942)
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• GrangeCon
  The convention was founded by [[Cat Calhoun]], [[Paul Calhoun]], [[Bill Brown]], [[Nate Snelbaker]], and [[Steph Allen]] and is run by the [[Lancaster SF
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• Lunacon 8
  ...nce fiction]]. The [[chairman]] was either [[Frank Dietz]] or [[Charlie Brown]] (sources differ). It had 135 members.
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• FIStFA
  ...r East Side. They co-hosted until Evers was drafted at which point [[rich brown]] took over as co-host. FIStFA had essentially no rules and no parliamenta
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• Borderlands
  ...rderlands2003: Trilogy]] || August 23-24, 2003 || Emerald Hotel || [[Simon Brown]], [[Dave Luckett]]
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• Seldon's Plan
  ...[[art]] by [[Todd Bake]], [[John Benson]], [[Randy Bathhurst]], [[Roberta Brown]], [[Wayne McDonald]], [[Cy Chauvin]], [[Frank Murray]]. Editorial by [[Cy 46 || December 1979 || 30 || ed. [[Brian Earl Brown]]
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• 1989 Best Non-Fiction Book Hugo
  * ''Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror: 1987'' by [[Charles N. Brown]] and [[William G. Contento]] ([[Locus Press]], 1988)
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• Dallas Futurian Society
  It sponsored [[Southwestercon VI]] (organized by [[Tom Reamy]] and [[Randy Brown]]) over the July 4th weekend in 1958 and on the last day of the [[convent
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• The Eaton Fanzine Collection
  ...her fans have also donated to this growing collection, including [[Richard Brown]], [[Marty Cantor]], [[Mike Glyer]], [[William Haskell]] and [[David Langfo
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• ESSFSCCNY
  ...Ed Meskys]], [[Bruce Newrock]], [[Charlie Brown]], [[Marsha Elkin]] (later Brown), [[Stew Brownstein]], [[Judi Sephton]], [[Barry Greene]], and [[Joan Neufe
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• Uncle Lon's Unofficial Box Scores
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Gary Brown]] for [[SFPA]]. It was a mailing statistics zine for [[SFPA]].
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• Musicon
  ...lkerson]], [[Andy Bateman]], [[Vanessa Cain]], [[Paul Wilson]], [[Margaret Brown]], and [[David Perry]].
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• Eva Firestone
  ..., has blue eyes and brown hair. five feet,one inch tall, has blue eyes and brown hair. Weighs 102. Protestant. Was librarian four years, rural teacher two y
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• Prophecy
  * [[Tanya Brown]] –
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• Nolazine
  ...6 || [[Don Walsh]], [[William Bruce]], [[Don Markstein]] || [[Rosel George Brown]] memorial issue
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• Poor Richard's Almanac
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Richard Brown]] at Tyndall AFB in Florida. It was included in [[SAPS]] and [[FAPA]].
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• The Willis Papers
  According to [[richard w. brown]] in ''[[Boonfark]]'' 3 ([https://fanac.org/fanzines/Boonfark/Boonfark03.pd
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• Sou'Wester
  ...e Mighty]]. The committee were [[Marcus Streets]], [[Rhodri James]], [[Ben Brown]], [[Chris Bell]], [[Gary Stratmann]], [[Sue Edwards]], and [[David V. Barr
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• Perry Rhodan
  ...re VII]]) and at least one fanzine, ''[[The Perryscope]]'' by [[Brian Earl Brown]].
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• 1986 Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo
  * ''Cocoon'' (1985) [20th Century Fox/Zanuck/Brown] Screenplay by Tom Benedek; Directed by Ron Howard; based on the novel by D
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• Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award
  2012 ||[[Fredric Brown]]
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• 1983 Hugos
  * [[1983 Best Fanzine Hugo|Best Fanzine]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Frank's APA
  * [[Ken Brown (UK)|Ken Brown]]
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• Coventry
  ...t in the game by its originators was waning, so Stanbery, with the help of Brown, came up with the idea of remaking the game by injecting some [[SF]] into i ...d their true-life identities into fictional role-playing personae. [[rich brown]] provided a concise explanation of what Coventry actually was: "Coventry w
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• Lunarians
  ...ig role. In the ’60s, other members included [[John Boardman]], [[Charlie Brown]], [[Ed Meskys]], [[Julius Postal]] and out-of-town members [[Jack Chalker] * [[Charlie Brown]]
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• 1987 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1982 Hugos
  * [[1982 Best Fanzine Hugo|Best Fanzine]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1998 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Linda Blanchard
  * ''[[Climbing On Air]]'' (with [[rich brown]])
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• 2000 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Stobcler
  * [[Gary Brown]]
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• FTT
  1 || December 1985 || 20 || [[Leigh Edmonds]], [[Valma Brown]], [[Joseph Nicholas]], [[Judith Hanna]], [[Terry Hughes]] ||
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• Pat Silver
  ...rs. She was winner of the [[Doc Weir Award]] in 1991 under the name '''Pat Brown''', later that year she changed her name to Pat Silver. She got into fandom
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• Barbara Silverberg
  '''Barbara Silverberg''' (née Brown) was active in [[fandom]] during the 1950s–70s.
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• 1980 Hugos
  * [[1980 Best Fanzine Hugo|Best Fanzine]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1990 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Tropicon I
  ...[Ellen Datlow]], [[Somtow Sucharitkul]], [[Joseph L. Green]], [[Charles N. Brown]], [[John Morressy]], [[Tim Sullivan]], [[Karl Hansen]], [[Jaqueline Lichte
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• 1986 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 2001 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• University of Aston Science Fiction Group
  ...ourth meeting, and it was here he first met other members such as [[Vernon Brown]].
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• Earle K. Bergey
  ...founded by his predecessor at [[Standard Publications|Standard]], [[H. W. Brown]]. The '''Bergey Beauty''' (noted for not needing a spacesuit tho out in th
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• 1981 Hugos
  * [[1981 Best Fanzine Hugo|Best Fanzine]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• SunCon
  * [[FGoH]]: [[Leigh Edmonds]] and [[Valma Brown]]
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• 1978 FAAn Awards
  Committee Nominees: [[Brian Earl Brown]], [[Don D'Ammassa]], [[Gary Farber]], [[Gil Gaier]], [[Terry Hughes]], [[P
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• 1999 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Meskcon
  [[Charlie Brown]] reported [paragraphing and footnotes added!] on one in 1968: ...nd then again, there was us that, of course means the Browns<ref>[[Charlie Brown|Charlie]] and [[Marsha Elkin]]</ref>. (A typewriter is worth a thousand pen
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• Sticky Quarters
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Brian Earl Brown]], distinctive for his use of a [[typer]] with a square font and, typically
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• 1985 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Ditto master
  ...luding red, [[black]]-ish, [[green]], [[blue]] and the rare [[yellow]] and brown, were once available but are no longer made.
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• Joe Staton
  ...tastic]]'', illustrating a story by another [[fan]]-turned-[[pro]], [[rich brown]]. He had a successful career as a [[comic book]] artist.
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• 1992 Hugos
  ...est Semiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Hydra Club
  ...ght]], [[Willy Ley]], [[George O. Smith]], [[Daniel Keyes]], and [[Fredric Brown]]. [[Fredric Brown]],
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• Fantasy Artisans
  ...of the [[OO]], ''[[Fantasy Artisan]]'', before folding in 1951. One [[Ken Brown (artist)]] was "pic" (: [[President]]); the leading lights of the group wer
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• Faster Than Light Radio
  ...sel Skadl, Colleen Skadl, Terrence Reilly, Toby Pomen, Aakin Patel, Darrin Brown, and Lincoln Kliman.
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• Mike McInerney
  * ''[[Focal Point (McInerney)]]'' (with [[rich brown]])
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• 2002 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 2003 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Jennifer A. Hall]] and [[Kirsten Gong-Wong]]
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• 1991 Hugos
  ...miprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1997 Hugos
  ...miprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1996 Hugos
  ...miprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• Site Members
  Kenneth D. Brown ||[[Kenneth D. Brown]]
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• Buffalo NASFiC 2024
  The [[chair]] is [[Wayne Brown]]. One of Brown’s first acts after winning was
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• The Whole Fanzine Catalog
  ...''WoFan''', a [[fanzine]] about [[fanzines]] [[published]] by [[Brian Earl Brown]].
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• Barbi Johnson
  ...JohnsonBarbi-MarshaBrown1966.jpeg|thumb|left|'''Barbi, left, with [[Marsha Brown]] in the “A [[Galaxy]] of [[Fan Fashion |Fashion]]” Show at [[Tricon]],
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• Black Satellite
  ...lixer by s. c. virtes, Setback by Matthew Spence, Zakku-al-Rada by Eric S. Brown || Cover Art by Allen Koszowski ...Keene, The Relay Station by Jim Reynolds, The Tomb in the Stars by Eric S. Brown, The Ghanks are Coming by Albert J. Manachino and Michael E. Ambrose - Poet
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• Buffalo in 2024
  The [[bidcom]] was [[Wayne Brown]] ([[chair]]), [[Alex von Thorn]], [[Debi Chowdhury]], [[Marah Searle-Kovac
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• George W. Fields
  According to [[richard w. brown]] in ''[[Boonfark]]'' 3 ([https://fanac.org/fanzines/Boonfark/Boonfark03.pd
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• Conterpoint
  ...une 22-24, 2001 ||Rockville, MD ||[[Michael Longcor]], "Downtown" [[Freddy Brown]]
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• 1988 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 1997 Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo
  ...than Gems; Directed by Tim Burton; based on the trading card series by Len Brown & Woody Gelman & Wally Wood & Bob Powell & Norman Saunders
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• Shasta: Publishers
  ...[Alfred Bester]]; ''Science Fiction Carnival'' (1953), edited by [[Fredric Brown]] and [[Mack Reynolds]]; and ''Empire of the Atom'' (1957) by [[A. E. van V
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• Coroncon
  ...on Row in [[London]]. There was no [[GoH]]. The [[committee]] was [[Fred Brown]] and others.
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• 1984 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• 2008 Hugos
  ...est Semiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Kirsten Gong-Wong]] and [[Liza Groen Trombi]]
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• Ken McIntyre
  ...orey|Morey]], [[Elliott-dold|Dold]], [[Hans Wesso|Wesso]], Marchioni, H.V. Brown, and so on, and so I decided that there was nothing I'd like better than to
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• Fanhistorica
  ...[[Ted White]] <br>* "[[Numerical Fandoms]]: Hey! Mr. Buonarott1" by [[rich brown]] (new article) <br>* [[LoCs]] <br>* "Beard Mumblings" by [[Bob Tucker]]
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• Startling Stories
  ...equent issues included [[Jack Williamson]], [[Edmond Hamilton]], [[Fredric Brown]], [[Arthur C. Clarke]], and [[Henry Kuttner]].
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• Proxyboo Ltd
  ...ay Bradbury]], [[Robert Bloch]], [[Redd Boggs]], &c. Much later on, [[rich brown]] ran a free mailing label service for a dozen or so [[fanzines]] which was
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• Hugo In Memoriam Scroll 2009
  * [[Charlie Brown|Charles N. Brown]], Editor, Hugo Award Winner, Worldcon Guest of Honor
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• 2007 Hugos
  ...est Semiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Kirsten Gong-Wong]] and [[Liza Groen Trombi]]
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• Ticonderoga Publications
  * ''Cannibals of the Fine Light'' by [[Simon Brown]] (1998) * ''Troy'' by [[Simon Brown]] (2006)
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• Tropicon VII
  ...convention drew a large and welcome contingent of [[fanzine]] fans. rich brown lost his job because of Tropicon 7; he couldn't get vacation time, but he w
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• Nalo Hopkinson
  ...Ontario]] Arts Council Foundation Award for Emerging Writers. Her novel, ''Brown Girl in the Ring'' (1998), received the [[Locus Award]] for Best New Writer
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• Ackermanese
  ...nk -- green is the official [[Esperantist]] color -- [[neotric]] green-and-brown [[Typewriter Ribbon|typeribbon]], and the Vogue sans-serif typeface. ...w others are the vogue [[typewriter]] type face, the [[neotric]] green-and-brown [[Typewriter Ribbon|typeribbon]], and green pen and [[mimeo]] ink, green be
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• 2006 Hugos
  ...est Semiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Kirsten Gong-Wong]] and [[Liza Groen Trombi]]
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• Arnie Katz
  * ''[[The Enchanted Duplicator]]'' (1971 edition, with [[rich brown]]) * ''[[The Incompleat Terry Carr]]'' (with [[rich brown]])
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• The Decomposers
  ...Berens]], [[Mike Vrandl]], [[Becky Price]], [[Ken Winters]], and [[Tracie Brown]].
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• Golden Gate Futurians
  Members included [[Karen Anderson]], [[D. Bruce Berry]], [[Ray Bersi]], [[Mel Brown]], [[James Bush]], [[Terry Carr]], [[Jack Fields]], [[Joe Fortier]], [[Bob ...y was in existence; it consisted, first, of [[James Kepner|Kepner]], [[Mel Brown]], [[Bill Knapheide]], [[Donald Moore]], [[D. Bruce Berry]] and others, a m
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• Science Fiction
  ...advance of science may show a story impossible, as with [[Charles Brockden Brown]]'s ''Wieland'' (1789), based on ventriloquism, the tale should remain in t ...science may show a story impossible, as with [[Charles Brockden Brown|C B Brown's]] story (c.1800) based on ventriloquism, the tale should remain in the cl
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• Altair
  * ''Leaves of Blood'' (Gothic Reign 1), edited by [[Mike Brown]] (2009)
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• 2004 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]], Jennifer A. Hall and [[Kirsten Gong-Wong]]
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• The Incompleat Terry Carr
  ...selected [[fan writing]] of [[Terry Carr]] [[published]] in 1972 by [[rich brown]] and [[Arnie Katz]]. This was Vol. 2 in their [[Insurgent Library of Fando
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• Subway Incident
  ...y home, Dave, [[Earl Evers]], [[Mike McInerney]], [[Steve Stiles]], [[rich brown]] and perhaps others were all in a subway station as a train pulled in, and
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• ETAOIN SHRDLU
  Also the title of a 1942 short story by [[Fredric Brown]].
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• Lois Lavender
  ...oisLavender1966.jpeg|frame|400 px|right|<br>'''[[Barbi Johnson]], [[Marsha Brown]] and Lois, from left, in the [[Tricon]] “A [[Galaxy]] of [[Fan Fashion|F
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• Milwaukee, WI
  * [[Fredric Brown]]
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• MarsCon
  ...aron Lee]], [[Steve Miller]], [[John Garner]], David Mendez, Julie Caitlin Brown, Lev Mailer ...) 2004]] || March 5-7, 2004 || [[John M. Ford]], [[Luke Ski]], Dawn Devine Brown, [[Dr. Demento]], Dave Romm, Richard Biggs
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• The Greatest Gondorian Hero
  ...te the One Ring, the next part of their quest. They encounter Radagast the Brown, Saruman the White, and a southern belle Galadriel and her band of giggly f
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• Milwaukee Fictioneers
  [[Fredric Brown]], [[Robert Bloch]] and [[Donn Brazier]] were among the members.
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• List of all users with Wikidot IDs
  Kenneth D. Brown || [[Kenneth D. Brown]]
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• Fancyclopedia 1
  ...rojo]] || 19 pgs - [[Walt Daugherty|Daugherty]] || 15 pgs - [[Mel Brown|Brown]] 5 hrs - [[Mel Brown|Brown]] <br>
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• Super Science Stories
  ...oss Rocklynne]], [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[P. Schuyler Miller]], [[Fredric Brown]], [[A. E. van Vogt]], [[Robert Heinlein]], [[Jack Williamson]], [[Clifford
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• Acnestis
  * [[Tanya Brown]]
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• Forrest J Ackerman's NorWesCon Reminiscence
  ...ob Tucker]], [[E. Everett Evans]] ([[Big Heart Award]]) , editors [[Howard Brown]] and the late [[Bea Mahaffey|Beatrice 'Bea' Mahaffey]], were among the nam
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• One-shot
  ...ch more fun to participate in than to read afterward, resulting, as [[rich brown]] put it, in "a publication that is forced, stilted and unpleasant."
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• Rick Norwood
  [[File:RickNorwood.jpeg|thumb|Rick Norwood as Good Ole Charlie Brown at [[St. Louiscon]] in 1969, shortly before the movie screen was torn.]]
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• Alexei Panshin
  ...from time to time at gatherings at [[Charlie Brown|Charlie]] and [[Marsha Brown]]'s apartment in the Bronx." After he published ''Star Well'' in October 19
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• Philcon I Membership List
  ...]], [[Rohelen Brickman]], [[Robert Briggs]], [[Alvin Brown]], [[Mrs. R. S. Brown]], [[Lee Budoff]], [[Harry K. Buck]], [[Charles Burbee]], [[K. Martial Carl
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• Niekas
  ...]] in [[Barbara Hambly|Hambly]]'s Those Who Hunt the Night"), [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Don D'Ammassa]], [[Philip K. Dick]] ("Naziism and the High Castle"), a 20 || Fall 1968 || 110 || Meskys, Rolfe, [[Charlie Brown]], [[Marsha Brown]] || [[FAPA]] 126
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• Richard Harter
  He lived with [[Marsha Brown]] for a time. He was born and raised in [[South Dakota]], but lived most of
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• James Kepner
  ...quit the LASFS, and came back later with [[FTLaney|Laney]] and [[Mel Brown|Brown]]. Six feet, 135 pounds, twenty-one years, dark hair and eyes, and a part t
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• Walt Dunkelberger
  ...ved to have been one of the models for [[fan]] Joe Doppelberg in [[Fredric Brown]]’s 1949 [[novel]] ''What Mad Universe''. In the story, the protagonist,
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• Crypt of Cthulhu
  ...]], [[Steve Behrends]], [[Edward P. Berglund]], [[Robert Bloch]], [[Thomas Brown]], [[Ramsey Campbell]], [[Peter Cannon]], [[Lin Carter]], [[Hugh B. Cave]],
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• Eastercon
  ...Carr|Terry]] & [[Carol Carr]], [[Ted White]], [[Jack Gaughan]], [[Charlie Brown]], [[Lin Carter]], [[Frank Dietz]], [[Calvin Thomas Beck]], [[John Boardman
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• Dymocks SF Store
  ...], [[Bill Congreve]], [[Rob Hood]], [[Kyla Ward]], [[Cat Sparks]], [[Simon Brown]] and [[Douglas Adams]].
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• Oklacon V
  The [[Dallas]] group was well represented with [[Randy Brown]], [[Tom Kearny]] and [[Dale Hart]]. [[Ron Ellik]], also attending, was the
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• Typer
  Blue-and-red and sometimes odd combinations like [[neotric]] green-and-brown [[typeribbons]] are employed by many fans. The most favored type is elite, Blue-and-red and [[neotric]] green-and-brown typeribbons are employed by many [[fans]]. The most favored type face is el
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• Fancyclopedia 3
  ...edia 1]]) and [[Dick Eney]] ([[Fancyclopedia 2]]), plus lexicons by [[rich brown]] and [[Leah Zeldes Smith]], it is written by fans who want to contribute. ...is referenced by any articles using fannish terms (we started using [[rich brown]]'s glossary (''[[Dr. Gafia]]'s [[Dr. Gafia's Fan Terms|Fan Terms]]'')).
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• Thyme
  ...Newall]], [[Alan Stewart]], [[Roger Weddall]]. There are some reports that Brown earlier published (or wanted to name this?) ''[[Melbourne Fanewsletter]]'', ...ine '''THYME ONE''', "edited and published by [[Irwin Hirsh]] and [[Andrew Brown]]" but "produced entirely by me, Irwin, as Andrew mumbled […] "4000 words
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• ConDFW
  [[ConDFW XIV]] ||February 13-15, 2015 ||[[Sherwood Smith]], [[Rachel Manija Brown]], [[Galen Dara]]
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• IguanaCon II
  [[Greg Brown]] was the initial [[Chairman]]. In April–May 1978, there was a move to r * {{file770 | issue=3}}: Report on events around the removal of [[Greg Brown]].
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• 2BeContinued
  .... O'Bannon, Corbin Keep, [[Tracy Lunquist]], [[Alan Clark]], Julie Caitlin Brown, [[Eric Flint]], Luke Ski
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• 1945 Retro Hugos
  ...of eligible fanzines from 1944}}. The trophy base was designed by [[James Brown]].
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• Vector
  ...ler]], [[Andrew M. Butler]], [[Gary S. Dalkin]], [[Paul Kincaid]], [[Tanya Brown]], [[Tony Cullen]] ...193 || [[Andrew M. Butler]], [[Gary S. Dalkin]], [[Paul Kincaid]], [[Tanya Brown]], [[Tony Cullen]]
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• Jessica Amanda Salmonson
  ...A Silver Thread of Madness''; ''Mystic Women''; ''John Collier and Fredric Brown Went Quarreling Through My Head''; ''The Deep Museum'': ''Ghost Stories of
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• La-La Con
  [[La-La-La Con]] ||March 30-31, 1996 ||[[Stephen R. Boyett]], [[Kim Marks-Brown]], [[Christian McGuire]], [[J. Michael Straczynski]]
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• List of Australian Authors
  ''(also known as Geoff Brown)'' A. K. Brown
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• Leigh Edmonds
  Leigh was married to [[Valma Brown]] until her death in 2023. He is a historian, holding a Ph.D. in history an
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• 1999 FAAn Awards
  5 ||[[rich brown]] ||13 ||[[rich brown]] ||1
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• Jack Williamson Lectureship
  18 || 1994 || [[Frederik Pohl]], [[Connie Willis]], [[Charles N. Brown]] || A Century of Science Fiction: 1926-2026 23 || 1999 || [[Connie Willis]], [[Greg Bear]], [[Charles N. Brown]] || The Millennium Voyeur
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• Nocres SF Social Club
  ...w up at other [[midwestern]] cons: the Lessingers, Chuck Holst and [[Jenny Brown]], Mark Riley and [[Cat Ocel]], Bev Swanson, [[Karen Hennebry]], [[Dave Hix
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• Glamdring
  ...ebulous Pub. 654. "This issue in two editions: green, regular circulation; brown, [[OMPA]]." Some comments and even polemics with fanzines cited, especially
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• Cheap Truth
  ...s: "I’m going to read [[Stephen P. Brown|Steve Brown]]’s ''[[SF Eye]]'' [… Brown] will have some good people working with him, including me if truth be told
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• Tricon
  ...ne, featured [[Karen Anderson]], [[Jean Berman]], [[Judy Blish]], [[Marsha Brown]], [[Julie Jardine]], [[Barbi Johnson]], [[Sheila Kamper]], [[Lois Lavender ...Show Consultant: [[Bjo Trimble]]. Models: [[Barbara Silverberg]], [[Marsha Brown]], [[Sheila Kamper]], [[Karen Anderson]], [[Lois Lavender]], [[Judy Blish]]
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• Arthur Williams
  A long lanky lad (6 ft in sox) with brown hair, blue eyes, fair complexion, medium build, and all the trimmings. Didn
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• ISFA Newsletter
  || March 1983 || 8 || [[David Brown]] ||
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• Darrell Awards
  2004 || [[E. E. Knight]] || [[Robert D. Brown]] || [[Dan Henderson]]
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• Will Murray
  ...laque dedicated to the [[Providence]] [[fantasy]] writer on the grounds of Brown University's John Hay Library on the centennial of [[Lovecraft]]'s birth in
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• Ted Chiang
  He was born in Port Jefferson, [[New York State|NY]], and graduated from Brown University with a degree in computer science. He currently works as a techn
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• John Wyndham
  ...a table with John Beynon Harris and eyeing him blearily across a glass of brown ale. Apparently we had been discussing everything under the sun: [[Wells]],
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• Mack Reynolds
  ...h readers of SF and fantasy magazines. He and fellow SF author [[Fredric Brown]] were good friends.
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• 1989 Hugos
  ...emiprozine Hugo|Best Semiprozine Hugo]]: ''[[Locus]]'' ed. by [[Charles N. Brown]]
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• MisCon
  ...28, 2000 || [[Fred Saberhagen]], Faith Emens, [[Tom Smith]], Julie Caitlin Brown, Jesse Marcel, Jr. ...k Forest || May 24–27, 2024 || [[Nina Kiriki Hoffman]], Paul Jenkins, Stan Brown, Cait May, Steven K Smith, Jeff Grubb
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• Westercon 18
  ...[New York in 1967]] [[Worldcon bid]], which included [[Ted White]], [[rich brown]], [[Mike McInerney]], [[Dave Van Arnam]], and [[Arnie Katz]].
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• 2005 FAAn Awards
  ||[[rich brown]] ||4 ||[[rich brown]] ||6
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• Unknown Worlds
  ...Unknown''. These included [[Alfred Bester]], [[Nelson S. Bond]], [[Fredric Brown]], [[Cleve Cartmill]], [[L. Sprague de Camp]], [[Lester del Rey]], [[H. L.
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• Fanoclasts
  ...ed legally blind, astonished everyone at the Midwestcon when he and [[rich brown]] won a spur-of-the-moment miniature golf tournament, dubbed the 'Midwestco
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• August Derleth
  Manuscript/Book Collections: University Library, Brown University, Providence, RI; State Historical Society of Wisconsin Library,
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• AutoClave
  [[AutoClave V]] ||July 24-26, 1981 ||[[Howard DeVore]] || ||[[Brian Earl Brown]]
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• New Zealand Natcon
  ...n]] || Christchurch || [[Bjo Trimble]], [[Margaret Mahy]] and (fan) [[Lana Brown]] ...[[Gay Haldeman]], [[Lucy Sussex]], Dan Hennah, [[Dale Elvy]], [[Charles N. Brown]], [[Stephen Dedman]] and (fans) [[Yvonne Harrison]], [[Alan Robson]], and
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• APA-45
  * [[Tracie Brown]] -- ''[[The Magic Bagel]]''
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• Adventures in Time and Space
  * [[Fredric Brown]], "The Star Mouse" (1942)
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• New Lands SF Club
  Occasional visitors included [[Gavin Brown]], [[Peter Baillie]], [[Bill Gibb]], and [[Eileen Hennessy|Eileen]] and [[P
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• Jack Gibson
  Am 23 years old; 5 ft 9 ins in height. rather thickset; with brown hair, grey-green eyes one of which is practically useless and necessitates
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• Jules Lazar
  LAZAR, JULES L., born June 9, 1927, 5’ 11", 140 lbs., hair and eyes brown. First read stf in 1939; first [[Contact (wand)|contact]] with [[fandom]] w
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• Newszine
  1965-72 ||''[[Focal Point]]'' ||[[rich brown]], [[Mike McInerney]], [[Arnie Katz]] || 1968-present ||''[[Locus]]'' ||[[Charlie Brown]] ||General [[fannish]] news in early years; now exclusively [[pro]] news
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• Trap Door
  ...ker]], [[Steve Green]], [[Frederik Pohl]], [[John-Henri Holmberg]], [[rich brown]], [[Greg Benford]], [[James White]], [[Terry Carr]], [[Bob Shaw]], [[Carol
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• Glasgow, Scotland
  ...on of the [[Caledonian SF Group]] whose founders included Malcolm, [[Gavin Brown]] (an occasional visitor the New Lands group), [[Harry Manson]], and 'possi
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• New Orleans, LA
  Between the mid-50s and mid-60s active [[fen]] included [[Rosel G. Brown]], [[Charles Bush]], [[Daniel F. Galouye]], [[Emile Greenleaf]], [[David E By the 60s, [[Galouye]] and [[Rosel G. Brown|Brown]] had turned [[Pro]].
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• VAPA
  ...re well-known [[pro]]s, including [[James Blish]], [[Robert Bloch]], [[Mel Brown]], [[Russell Chauvenet]], [[Bill Danner]], [[George Ebey]], [[Virginia Kidd ...uvenet was gone, and the following had been added: [[Robert Bloch]], [[Mel Brown]], [[William Danner]], [[Dale Hart]], [[John Hollis Mason]], [[William R. R
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• Interfilk
  [[Freddy Brown]] || [[Conterpoint]] || rowspan="5"|2006 || [[Carolyn Brown]] || [[GAFilk]] ||
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• St. Louiscon
  [[File:RickNorwood.jpeg|thumb|left|'''[[Rick Norwood]] as Good Ole Charlie Brown at St. Louiscon in 1969, shortly before the movie screen was torn.''']]
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• Loscon
  ...er 26-28, 2010 || [[Emma Bull]], [[Phil Foglio]], [[Kim Brown]] & [[Jordan Brown]] ||
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• Ron Lane
  ...5' 7", while at my second it was 5’7¼". Science is wonderful. My eyes are brown, my hair after washing is blonde, and I hate shaving. This is obviously sex
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• 2003 FAAn Awards
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• Bay Area
  ...] was in existence; it consisted, first, of [[James Kepner|Kepner]], [[Mel Brown]], [[Bill Knapheide]], [[Donald Moore]], [[D. Bruce Berry]] and others, a m
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• SFPA
  * [[Gary Brown]] -- ''[[Con Confessions]]'', ''[[Oblio]]'' September 1977 -- November 1977 || 77-78 || [[Gary Brown]]
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• BSFA Award
  * Short: 'Bad Timing' by [[Molly Brown]] * Short: 'Hunting the Slarque' by [[Eric Brown]]
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• Elliot Shorter
  Shorter ran for and won [[TAFF]] in 1970, beating [[Charlie Brown]] and [[Bill Rotsler]], and traveled to [[Germany]] for the 1970 Worldcon.
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• Albacon
  ..., 1997 || [[Melissa Scott]], [[Charles Lang]], [[Wendy SnowLang]], [[Wayne Brown]]
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• Hugo In Memoriam Scroll 2014
  * [[Ken Brown]], Revewer
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• AggieCon
  ...993 || [[Peter David]], [[Michael Moorcock]], [[Wendy Pini]], [[Charles N. Brown]] ...|| [[Charles de Lint]], [[Melanie Rawn]], [[Martha Wells]], Julie Caitlin Brown
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• Don Markstein
  * ''[[Fredric Brown (Markstein)]]'' [1972] (for SAPS)
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• Confusion
  5 || March 2007 || 20 || A memorial to [[rich brown]]
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• GAFilk
  [[GAFilk 8]] || January 6-8, 2006 || [[Dandelion Wine]], [[Carolyn Brown]], [[Katy Droege]], [[Juliane Honisch]], [[Karen Anderson]]
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• Nyctalops
  ...[[Robert Bloch]], [[Bernadette Bosky]], [[G. Sutton Breiding]], [[David J. Brown]], [[Ramsey Campbell]], [[Thomas G. Cockroft]], [[Walter C. DeBill, Jr.]],
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• 2004 FAAn Awards
  10 (tie) || [[rich brown]] || 8 || [[rich brown]] || 5
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• Curt Siodmak
  His genre novels included the following: ''F. P. 1 Does Not Reply'' (Little, Brown, 1933) [a trans-Atlantic flight involving a floating station in the Atlanti
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• The Enchanted Duplicator
  1971 ||[[Arnie Katz]], [[rich brown]] ||[[C. Ross Chamberlain]] ||Vol 2 of the [[Insurgent Library of Fandom]]
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• International Fantasy Award
  ...]], [[John Carnell]], [[Walter Gillings]], [[Walter A. Willis]], [[Fred C. Brown]], [[Georges Gallet]], [[Theodore Maslowski]], [[Anthony Boucher]], [[J. F
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• Edwin Macdonald
  ...grey eyes, dark light wavy hair (i.e, 'twas once fair but is now a kind of brown!). Do not speak with what is the popular conception of a Scots accent.
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• Science-Fiction Five-Yearly
  ...rt Editor [[Stu Shiffman]]. At the [[1990 Corflu]] in [[New York]], [[rich brown]] approached [[Geri Sullivan]] about taking on the task for ''SFFY #9''. [[
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