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| + | '''Fannettes''' or '''Fanettes''' was an [[SF club]] for female fans in the 1950s. | ||
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| + | Members included [[Marion Cox]], [[Juanita Coulson]], [[Honey Wood]], [[Noreen Falasca]], [[Carol McKinney]], [[Maril Shrewsbury]], [[Vee Hampton]], [[DEA]] and others. They [[published]] in, and assisted in the editing/publishing of, Cox's ''[[Femzine]]'', which specialized in material by female [[fans]]. | ||
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| + | A Fanettes luncheon at the [[Clevention]] was the last meeting of the club. | ||
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| − | Prime mover of this all-girl [[fan club]] was [[Marion Cox]]. Her club included 50 or more [[femmefans]], such as [[Carol McKinney]], [[Maril Shrewsbury]], [[Vee Hampton]], [[DEA]], and others, but not [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]], who wrote in the [[club]] [[OO]], [[The Femizine]], for Jan '53: "Frankly, I think it's impossible for women, with no help from the 'sterner sex', to do anything in the literary [[fanzine]] field. Man alone can manage something of strength and talent without feminine influence. It may be graceless, even ugly, but it will be strong. Women alone, sans masculine influence, impetus, or admiration, produce nothing of any worth." [Aw, shucks, [[Marion Zimmer Bradley|Marion]]...] To justify this vigorous opinion the club, formed in 1952, ran down in 1953 was revived in mid-1954 by [[Honey Wood]] and [[Noreen Falasca]], and collapsed once more. | + | Prime mover of this all-girl [[fan club]] was [[Marion Cox]]. Her club included 50 or more [[femmefans]], such as [[Carol McKinney]], [[Maril Shrewsbury]], [[Vee Hampton]], [[DEA]], and others, but not [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]], who wrote in the [[club]] [[OO]], [[Femzine|The Femizine]], for Jan '53: "Frankly, I think it's impossible for women, with no help from the 'sterner sex', to do anything in the literary [[fanzine]] field. Man alone can manage something of strength and talent without feminine influence. It may be graceless, even ugly, but it will be strong. Women alone, sans masculine influence, impetus, or admiration, produce nothing of any worth." [Aw, shucks, [[Marion Zimmer Bradley|Marion]]...] To justify this vigorous opinion the club, formed in 1952, ran down in 1953 was revived in mid-1954 by [[Honey Wood]] and [[Noreen Falasca]], and collapsed once more. |
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Latest revision as of 03:03, 6 April 2024
(Did you mean the fanzine Fanettes?)
Fannettes or Fanettes was an SF club for female fans in the 1950s.
Members included Marion Cox, Juanita Coulson, Honey Wood, Noreen Falasca, Carol McKinney, Maril Shrewsbury, Vee Hampton, DEA and others. They published in, and assisted in the editing/publishing of, Cox's Femzine, which specialized in material by female fans.
A Fanettes luncheon at the Clevention was the last meeting of the club.
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| Prime mover of this all-girl fan club was Marion Cox. Her club included 50 or more femmefans, such as Carol McKinney, Maril Shrewsbury, Vee Hampton, DEA, and others, but not Marion Zimmer Bradley, who wrote in the club OO, The Femizine, for Jan '53: "Frankly, I think it's impossible for women, with no help from the 'sterner sex', to do anything in the literary fanzine field. Man alone can manage something of strength and talent without feminine influence. It may be graceless, even ugly, but it will be strong. Women alone, sans masculine influence, impetus, or admiration, produce nothing of any worth." [Aw, shucks, Marion...] To justify this vigorous opinion the club, formed in 1952, ran down in 1953 was revived in mid-1954 by Honey Wood and Noreen Falasca, and collapsed once more. |
See also Female Clubs.
| Club | 1952—1955 |
| This is a club page. Please extend it by adding information about when and where the club met, when and by whom it was founded, how long it was active, notable accomplishments, well-known members, clubzines, any conventions it ran, external links to the club's website, other club pages, etc.
When there's a floreat (Fl.), this indicates the time or times for which we have found evidence that the club existed. This is probably not going to represent the club's full lifetime, so please update it if you can! |
