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| − | Norman Browne was a [[fan]] who started the [[Vancouver SF Club]], and had co-edited three issues its [[clubzine]] ''[[Hibited Happenings]]''. He moved to Edmonton, where he published ''[[Vanations]]'' and then ''[[Damn]]'', and co-edited ''[[Filler]]'' with [[Dean Grennell]]. | + | Norman G. Browne was a [[fan]] who started the [[Vancouver SF Club]], and had co-edited three issues its [[clubzine]] ''[[Hibited Happenings]]''. He moved to Edmonton, where he published ''[[Vanations]]'' and then ''[[Damn]]'', and co-edited ''[[Filler]]'' with [[Dean Grennell]]. In 1952 he was on the staff of the ''[[Philcon Reporter]]''. |
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Revision as of 06:41, 27 December 2020
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Norman G. Browne was a fan who started the Vancouver SF Club, and had co-edited three issues its clubzine Hibited Happenings. He moved to Edmonton, where he published Vanations and then Damn, and co-edited Filler with Dean Grennell. In 1952 he was on the staff of the Philcon Reporter.
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