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14 June 2024
| N 02:13 | Midlands Science-Fiction Convention Report diffhist +1,193 Mark Plummer talk contribs Created page with "The '''''Midlands Science-Fiction Convention Report''''' was a series of effectively progress reports issued by R. Rowland Johnson for The Midvention...." | ||||
13 June 2024
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| N 15:47 | R. Smith diffhist +266 Mark Plummer talk contribs Created page with "(???? – ) '''R. Smith''' was a UK fan from Worcester active in the 1940s. He was a member of the British Fantasy Library (BFL). He does not appear in the 1945..." | ||||
| N 15:35 | I. G. Williams diffhist +269 Mark Plummer talk contribs Created page with "(???? – ) '''I. G. Williams''' was a UK fan from Worcester active in the 1940s and perhaps the 1950s. He was a member of the British Fantasy Library (BFL) and t..." | ||||
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| N 02:16 | Olive Robb diffhist +1,720 Mark Plummer talk contribs Created page with "(???? – ) '''Olive Robb''' was a UK fan from Liverpool active in the 1930s. She is only known for a debate with E. E. Smith in the letter column of ''Amaz..." | ||||
12 June 2024
| 09:33 | British Fantasy Library membership 1947-1949 diffhist +858 Mark Plummer talk contribs | ||||
| N 09:14 | Tom Moulton diffhist +402 Mark Plummer talk contribs Created page with "(???? – ) '''Tom Moulton''' was a UK fan from Blackpool active in the 1940s and 1950s. He was seemingly a member of the British Fantasy Library (BFL) as he was..." | ||||
11 June 2024
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N 09:54 | British Fantasy Library membership 1947-1949 7 changes history+2,349 [Mark Plummer (7×)] | |||
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04:22 (cur | prev) +1,966 Mark Plummer talk contribs Created page with "The '''British Fantasy Library''' (BFL) was a successor organisation to the British Fantasy Society, becoming a separate organisation in January 1947 and existing until ar..." | |||
| N 03:56 | F. D. Wilson diffhist +421 Mark Plummer talk contribs Created page with "(???? – ) '''F. D. Wilson''' was a UK fan from Hereford active in the 1940s. He was a member of the British Fantasy Library (BFL). It is unclear if he was the..." | ||||
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10 June 2024
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N 11:01 | Fantasia 2 changes history+831 [Mark Plummer (2×)] | |||
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10:58 (cur | prev) +776 Mark Plummer talk contribs Created page with "{{DISPLAYTITLE: Fantasia }}'''''Fantasia''''' was at least a projected newsletter of the Hayes Science Fiction Club in the 1930s. Paul Enever, quoted in ''[[Then]..." | |||
| N 10:50 | Fanmail diffhist +318 Mark Plummer talk contribs Created page with "'''''Fanmail''''' was a letter-substitute produced by Arthur C. Clarke in an edition of five copies in 1940–41. It was later taken over by C. S. Youd. These details..." | ||||
