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| − | ([[Vorzimer]]) Not to be confused with [[N'APA]], this was founded in November, 1953 under circumstances explained under [[Lifecon]]. It was composed of teen-age fan-publishers, with a core of founders in the [[LA]] area, of whom only [[Vorzimer]] and [[Larry Balint]] were well-known. NAPA attracted [[Terry Carr]], [[Pete Graham]], [[Russ Watkins]], and others, but the first mailing never came out, since [[Vorzimer]] got interested in the publication of ''[[Abstract]]''. The fact that there had existed a [[mundane]] NAPA for years dampened the enthusiasm of members, but never really stopped anything; many active meetings were held at the [[Vorzimer]] home on Laurel Canyon Blvd in [[Hollywood]], and it kept a lot of teenagers, and [[Forry Ackerman]], off the street. | + | ([[Vorzimer]]) Not to be confused with [[N'APA]], this was founded in November, 1953 under circumstances explained under [[Lifecon]]. It was composed of teen-age fan-publishers, with a core of founders in the [[LA]] area, of whom only [[Vorzimer]] and [[Larry Balint]] were well-known. NAPA attracted [[Terry Carr]], [[Pete Graham]], [[Russ Watkins]], and others, but the first mailing never came out, since [[Vorzimer]] got interested in the publication of ''[[Abstract]]''. The fact that there had existed a [[mundane]] [[NAPA]] for years dampened the enthusiasm of members, but never really stopped anything; many active meetings were held at the [[Vorzimer]] home on Laurel Canyon Blvd in [[Hollywood]], and it kept a lot of teenagers, and [[Forry Ackerman]], off the street. |
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Revision as of 00:39, 24 August 2021
(For other Napae, see NAPA (Disambiguation).)
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| (Vorzimer) Not to be confused with N'APA, this was founded in November, 1953 under circumstances explained under Lifecon. It was composed of teen-age fan-publishers, with a core of founders in the LA area, of whom only Vorzimer and Larry Balint were well-known. NAPA attracted Terry Carr, Pete Graham, Russ Watkins, and others, but the first mailing never came out, since Vorzimer got interested in the publication of Abstract. The fact that there had existed a mundane NAPA for years dampened the enthusiasm of members, but never really stopped anything; many active meetings were held at the Vorzimer home on Laurel Canyon Blvd in Hollywood, and it kept a lot of teenagers, and Forry Ackerman, off the street. |
| Publication | 1953— |
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