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| − | Location for the [[OSA Pow-Wow]] in the 1930s, [[Oklacon]] in the ’50s, [[OKon]] in the ’80s and [[Conestoga]] in the ’00s, home of [[Oklahoma Science Fiction Confederation]], [[Norman Oklahoma Science Fiction Association]] and [[Oklahoma Scientifiction Association]]. There were [[Science Fiction League#Chapters|chapters of the Science Fiction League]] in [[Oklahoma City]] and Muskogee in the 1930s. | + | Location for the [[OSA Pow-Wow]] in the 1930s, [[Oklacon]] in the ’50s, [[OKon]] in the ’80s and [[Conestoga]] in the ’00s, home of [[Oklahoma Science Fiction Confederation]], [[Norman Oklahoma Science Fiction Association]] and [[Oklahoma Scientifiction Association]]. There were [[Science Fiction League#Chapters|chapters of the Science Fiction League]] in [[Oklahoma City]] and Muskogee in the 1930s, and a later, unaffiliated [[Enid Science Fiction League]]. |
Current location of [[Soonercon]]. | Current location of [[Soonercon]]. | ||
| − | {{locale}} | + | Well-known Sooner [[fen]] have included [[Dan McPhail]], [[Jack Speer]] and [[Mary Kay Jackson]]. |
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| + | * [https://fanac.org/fanzines/Nite_Cry/Nite_Cry03.pdf “Oklahoma’s Early Days of Fandom”] by [[Daniel McPhail]], ''[[Nite Cry]]'' 3 (March 1954). | ||
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Revision as of 19:30, 11 April 2023
Location for the OSA Pow-Wow in the 1930s, Oklacon in the ’50s, OKon in the ’80s and Conestoga in the ’00s, home of Oklahoma Science Fiction Confederation, Norman Oklahoma Science Fiction Association and Oklahoma Scientifiction Association. There were chapters of the Science Fiction League in Oklahoma City and Muskogee in the 1930s, and a later, unaffiliated Enid Science Fiction League.
Current location of Soonercon.
Well-known Sooner fen have included Dan McPhail, Jack Speer and Mary Kay Jackson.
- “Oklahoma’s Early Days of Fandom” by Daniel McPhail, Nite Cry 3 (March 1954).
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