Victoria Vayne

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Victoria Vayne, 1970s. Photo by Gil Gaier.

Victoria Vayne, a Toronto fan writer and editor, active in the 1970s, pubbed Simulacrum and other influential fanzines. She helped organize A Women's Apa.

Her fanzines were always exquisitely mimeographed. Vayne also edited Fanthology 76, a collection of writing and art published in fanzines in 1976. It was a 100-page mimeographed publication, released in 1977.

She was one of the organizers of Chromecon.

Victoria was a member of the later Derelicts, and somewhat active in Midwestern fandom of the time, though she tended to be a shy and diffident, if not antisocial, person, even more than most fanzine fans. Vayne gafiated by the ’80s.

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