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| − | Dan Goodman was for most of his life a [[Minneapolis]]-area [[fan]] who discovered [[fandom]] in New York City 1962 and later lived in LA. He was a member of [[Minnstf]], and edited some issues of its newsletter, ''[[Einblatt]]''. He was also a member of [[LASFS]], and of [[FiSTFA]]. He was a member of [[Minneapa]] (with the [[apazine]] ''[[Lost Angel]]'') and a past member of [[APA-L]], [[LASFAPA ]], [[RAPS]], [[FAPA]], [[The Cult]], [[ValAPA]], [[The Lens]], [[Melvin]], and [[TAPS]]. | + | Dan Goodman was for most of his life a [[Minneapolis]]-area [[fan]] who discovered [[fandom]] in New York City 1962 and later lived in LA. He was a member of [[Minnstf]], and edited some issues of its newsletter, ''[[Einblatt]]''. He was also a member of [[LASFS]], and of [[FiSTFA]]. He was a member of [[Minneapa]] (with the [[apazine]] ''[[Lost Angel]]'') and a past member of [[APA-L]], [[APA-F]], [[LASFAPA ]], [[RAPS]], [[FAPA]], [[The Cult]], [[ValAPA]], [[The Lens]], [[Melvin]], and [[TAPS]]. |
| − | In 1979, he provided something of a fannish autobiography in | + | * In 1979, he provided something of a [https://fanac.org/fanzines/File770/File77012.pdf#page=13&view=Fit fannish autobiography] in ''[[file770]]''. |
| + | * See [https://file770.com/tell-the-truth-and-run/ an appreciation] of him by [[John Hertz]]. | ||
{{fanzines}} | {{fanzines}} | ||
| + | * ''[[Akkilmar]]'' [mid-1960s] (for [[APA-F]]) | ||
| + | * ''[[Arniniel]]'' [mid-1960s] (for [[APA-F]]) | ||
* ''[[Einblatt]]'' (some issues) | * ''[[Einblatt]]'' (some issues) | ||
| + | * ''[[End the War]]'' [mid-1960s] (for [[APA-F]]) | ||
| + | * ''[[Gafard]]'' [mid-1960s] (for [[APA-F]]) | ||
* ''[[Journal of Non-Objective Demonology]]'' [1969] | * ''[[Journal of Non-Objective Demonology]]'' [1969] | ||
* ''[[Lost Angel]]'' (for [[Minneapa]]) | * ''[[Lost Angel]]'' (for [[Minneapa]]) | ||
| + | * ''[[Russic]]'' [mid-1960s] (for [[APA-F]]) | ||
| + | * ''[[Satanachia]]'' [mid-1960s] (for [[APA-F]]) | ||
| − | {{person|died=2020}} | + | {{person |born=1943 |died=2020 |Locale=Minneapolis, MN}} |
[[Category:fan]] | [[Category:fan]] | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:33, 22 October 2024
(February 20, 1943 -- March 25, 2020)
Dan Goodman was for most of his life a Minneapolis-area fan who discovered fandom in New York City 1962 and later lived in LA. He was a member of Minnstf, and edited some issues of its newsletter, Einblatt. He was also a member of LASFS, and of FiSTFA. He was a member of Minneapa (with the apazine Lost Angel) and a past member of APA-L, APA-F, LASFAPA , RAPS, FAPA, The Cult, ValAPA, The Lens, Melvin, and TAPS.
- In 1979, he provided something of a fannish autobiography in file770.
- See an appreciation of him by John Hertz.
- Akkilmar [mid-1960s] (for APA-F)
- Arniniel [mid-1960s] (for APA-F)
- Einblatt (some issues)
- End the War [mid-1960s] (for APA-F)
- Gafard [mid-1960s] (for APA-F)
- Journal of Non-Objective Demonology [1969]
- Lost Angel (for Minneapa)
- Russic [mid-1960s] (for APA-F)
- Satanachia [mid-1960s] (for APA-F)
| Person | 1943—2020 |
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