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(June 5th, 1926 -- October 30, 1996)
 
(June 5th, 1926 -- October 30, 1996)
  
A [[midwestern fan]], member of [[First Fandom]], founder of [[Little Monsters of America]], member of the [[Midwest Nomads]], member of the [[Alien Science-Fantasy Club]], was one of the founders of [[Pulpcon]] and the founder of the [[Pulp Era Amateur Press Society]] (PEAPS). Chair of [[Illwiscon]]. He used the [[pen name]] of [[Plato Jones]].  He was publisher of ''[[Who Killed Science Fiction?]]'' and ''[[Why Is a Fan?]]''.  
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A [[Midwestern Fandom|Midwestern fan]], member of [[First Fandom]], founder of [[Little Monsters of America]], member of the [[Midwest Nomads]], member of the [[Alien Science-Fantasy Club]], was one of the founders of [[Pulpcon]] and the founder of the [[Pulp Era Amateur Press Society]] (PEAPS). Chair of [[Illwiscon]]. He used the [[pen name]] of [[Plato Jones]].  He was publisher of ''[[Who Killed Science Fiction?]]'' and ''[[Why Is a Fan?]]''.
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A lean, lanky man, he was a chain smoker, and ultimately succumbed to emphysema.
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He and his wife, [[Carolyn Hickman]] were fixtures at [[Midwestcon]].  
  
 
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Revision as of 09:44, 11 July 2020

(June 5th, 1926 -- October 30, 1996)

A Midwestern fan, member of First Fandom, founder of Little Monsters of America, member of the Midwest Nomads, member of the Alien Science-Fantasy Club, was one of the founders of Pulpcon and the founder of the Pulp Era Amateur Press Society (PEAPS). Chair of Illwiscon. He used the pen name of Plato Jones. He was publisher of Who Killed Science Fiction? and Why Is a Fan?.

A lean, lanky man, he was a chain smoker, and ultimately succumbed to emphysema.

He and his wife, Carolyn Hickman were fixtures at Midwestcon.

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