Caledonian SF Group
The Caledonian SF Group was a short-lived club in Glasgow, Scotland founded by Donald Malcolm in 1964.
The 'Science Fiction Club Directory' included in the BSFA's Vector 25 (March 1964) advised Glasgow fans to contact Malcolm, leading to the formation of the group. In Vector 32 Malcolm proposed a one-day Scotcon in the belief there was now enough interest among local fans but presumably there wasn't as the convention never happened and the Caledonian SF Group folded in 1965.
Members[edit]
A. E. Roy and I. F. Clarke may have been members. Malcolm was somewhat vague when writing about the group in later years
| Club | 1964—1965 |
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