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| − | Andrew | + | Andrew Adams "Drew" Whyte was a US [[fan]] and [[bibliographer]]. He was a member of [[NESFA]] and [[BoSFS]] and was a founder and [[Fellow of NESFA]] and a regular performer in early [[Boskone]] plays. |
His nickname "Drew" came about at a [[NESFA]] meeting when -- somehow -- it was determined that he needed one. It was debated and when Whyte objected that it should be his own decision, the President, [[Tony Lewis]], ruled that he had a vote just like everyone else. | His nickname "Drew" came about at a [[NESFA]] meeting when -- somehow -- it was determined that he needed one. It was debated and when Whyte objected that it should be his own decision, the President, [[Tony Lewis]], ruled that he had a vote just like everyone else. | ||
Revision as of 08:25, 24 December 2019
(1940 -- 1993)
Andrew Adams "Drew" Whyte was a US fan and bibliographer. He was a member of NESFA and BoSFS and was a founder and Fellow of NESFA and a regular performer in early Boskone plays.
His nickname "Drew" came about at a NESFA meeting when -- somehow -- it was determined that he needed one. It was debated and when Whyte objected that it should be his own decision, the President, Tony Lewis, ruled that he had a vote just like everyone else.
He was a collector who might have been considered a hoarder had he not indexed and organized everything. (But he did have things like a complete set of TV Guide to cover SF on TV.) When he moved, the NESFA Displacement Authority assisted, filling five 20' trucks over the course of four successive weekends. This measure was thereafter known as the Drew, which see. NESFA also packed most of his collection for him, which may account for boxes with labels like "used belly button lint."
- Anne McCaffrey: A "Dragondex" and Bibliography (1975) (with Wendy Glasser, Spike McPhee, and David Stever)
- Bibliographica Futurica Fantastica Checklist
- The Collector's Poul Anderson (1976) (with David Stever)
- The New SF Bulletin Index to SF Books (1974)
- S F Bulletin (early 70s)
He was a founder of NESFA (New England Science Fiction Association) in 1965.
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