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A [[fan]] who was a member of the [[Professor Challenger Society]], the [[N3F]], the [[Rochester Area Imaginative Literature Society]] and the [[ISFCC]]. He published ''[[Paradox]]'' for [[N'APA]] and published a list of [[David H. Keller]]'s [[fan writing]]. He chaired the [[Montreal in '77]] [[Worldcon bid]]. | A [[fan]] who was a member of the [[Professor Challenger Society]], the [[N3F]], the [[Rochester Area Imaginative Literature Society]] and the [[ISFCC]]. He published ''[[Paradox]]'' for [[N'APA]] and published a list of [[David H. Keller]]'s [[fan writing]]. He chaired the [[Montreal in '77]] [[Worldcon bid]]. | ||
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Revision as of 02:18, 18 July 2020
(1946 --)
A fan who was a member of the Professor Challenger Society, the N3F, the Rochester Area Imaginative Literature Society and the ISFCC. He published Paradox for N'APA and published a list of David H. Keller's fan writing. He chaired the Montreal in '77 Worldcon bid.
| Person | 1946— |
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