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| − | ''' | + | '''Peter J. Humphris'''<ref>This seemingly was his name rather than the more common Humphries</ref>. was a [[fan]] likely from [[London, UK]] active in the 1940s. He was a member of the [[Cosmos Club]], reported as a new member in its [[official organ]], ''[[Cosmic Cuts]]'' v3#5 (February 1945). Sadly, we don't know much more about him, aside from a anecdote in ''Cosmic Cuts'' v5#2 (June 1946) from which we learn that he smoked a pipe and was part of an expedition of Club members that retrieved the remnants of the [[Science Fiction Association]] library from [[Harry Kay]] in Catford. |
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Peter J. Humphris[1]. was a fan likely from London, UK active in the 1940s. He was a member of the Cosmos Club, reported as a new member in its official organ, Cosmic Cuts v3#5 (February 1945). Sadly, we don't know much more about him, aside from a anecdote in Cosmic Cuts v5#2 (June 1946) from which we learn that he smoked a pipe and was part of an expedition of Club members that retrieved the remnants of the Science Fiction Association library from Harry Kay in Catford.
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- ↑ This seemingly was his name rather than the more common Humphries
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