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Elizabeth Mabel Binker Glock Hughes, Ph.D., was a [[fan]] living near [[Atlanta, GA]] and long-time member of the [[Southern Fandom Press Alliance]] which she joined in January 1971. | Elizabeth Mabel Binker Glock Hughes, Ph.D., was a [[fan]] living near [[Atlanta, GA]] and long-time member of the [[Southern Fandom Press Alliance]] which she joined in January 1971. | ||
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Revision as of 16:07, 4 February 2020
(1946 -- June 28, 2016)
Elizabeth Mabel Binker Glock Hughes, Ph.D., was a fan living near Atlanta, GA and long-time member of the Southern Fandom Press Alliance which she joined in January 1971.
She was married to Steve Hughes from 1971 to 1991 and they were SFPA Emergency Officers during a terrible crisis several years later. They ran DeepSouthCon 14 in 1976 (co-chaired with Ned Brooks.)
Fanzines and Apazines: (All with Steve Hughes.)
- Bring Back the Sun
- Pan
- Balloons and Such
- The Yellow Peril for SFPA and Myriad
- The Walrus Said for Myriad
| Person | 1946—2016 |
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