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− | + | [[File:MebaneBanks-MikeBanks.jpeg|thumb|'''Banks Mebane, left, and [[Michael A. Banks]], 1970s.''' ]] | |
+ | (June 22, 1927 – December 18, 1985) | ||
− | Banks Mebane was | + | '''Banks Holt Mebane, Jr.''', was a [[Washington, DC]], [[fan]] and a member and [[president]] of [[WSFA]] in the 1960s. He [[chaired]] [[Disclave 9]] in 1965 and was active in [[WSFS]]. He wrote for a number of [[fanzines]], particularly [[prozine]] reviews. |
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+ | A native of [[North Carolina]], he moved to [[Melbourne, FL]], in the 1970s, where he belonged to the [[South Florida Science Fiction Society]] and the [[Southern Fandom Confederation]]. | ||
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+ | [[File:Duncan McFarland, Banks Mebane and Ted White at Midwestcon 1966. Photo from Zingaro -8 by Mark Irwin.jpg|thumb|left|[[Duncan McFarland]], Banks Mebane and [[Ted White]], from left, at [[Midwestcon 17]], 1966. ''Photo by [[Mark Irwin]] from ''[[Zingaro]]'' 8.'']] | ||
+ | * [https://fanac.org/conpubs/Tropicon/Tropicon%205/Tropicon%205%20Program%20Book.pdf#view=Fit&page=20 A nice ''In Memoriam''] written by [[Jay Haldeman]] for the [[Tropicon V]] [[PB]]. | ||
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− | * ''[[RealSoonNow]]'' [late | + | * ''[[RealSoonNow]]'' [late 1960s] |
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− | * 1969 | + | * 1969 — [[1969 Best Fan Writer Hugo]] nomination |
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− | {{person}} | + | {{person|born=1927|died=1985}} |
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Latest revision as of 19:59, 20 June 2023
(June 22, 1927 – December 18, 1985)
Banks Holt Mebane, Jr., was a Washington, DC, fan and a member and president of WSFA in the 1960s. He chaired Disclave 9 in 1965 and was active in WSFS. He wrote for a number of fanzines, particularly prozine reviews.
A native of North Carolina, he moved to Melbourne, FL, in the 1970s, where he belonged to the South Florida Science Fiction Society and the Southern Fandom Confederation.
- A nice In Memoriam written by Jay Haldeman for the Tropicon V PB.
- RealSoonNow [late 1960s]
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1969 — 1969 Best Fan Writer Hugo nomination
Person | 1927—1985 |
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