Difference between revisions of "Chuck Connor"
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In the late 1980s, he published a collection of [[Harry Warner, Jr.]]'s "All Our Yesterdays" columns on both paper and disk (one of the first electronic fanzines). In the mid-1990s, he launched The Nameless Apa. | In the late 1980s, he published a collection of [[Harry Warner, Jr.]]'s "All Our Yesterdays" columns on both paper and disk (one of the first electronic fanzines). In the mid-1990s, he launched The Nameless Apa. | ||
| − | Connor is currently a member of e-Apa. | + | Connor is currently a member of e-Apa and launched the electronic fanzine Phlizz in 2007. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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John "Chuck" Connor is a British fanzine editor, active since the late 1970s. His titles include In Defiance of Medical Opinion (usually referred to as IDAMO; it came joint eighth in Ansible's 1981 "best fanzine" poll [1]) [2] and Self Abused But Still Standing (usually referred to as SABSS) [3], both of which featured a mix of articles, short fiction (predominently sf) and poetry.
In the late 1980s, he published a collection of Harry Warner, Jr.'s "All Our Yesterdays" columns on both paper and disk (one of the first electronic fanzines). In the mid-1990s, he launched The Nameless Apa.
Connor is currently a member of e-Apa and launched the electronic fanzine Phlizz in 2007.
