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Corflu

Science fiction fanzine convention

Corflu is a science fiction fanzine convention held each spring in North America (and three times in Britain). It is named after a slang term for the "correction

Corflu

Ditto (convention)

first Ditto was held in 1988 in Toronto for fans who could not attend the Corflu convention, which was in Seattle that year. Affordability became a goal

Ditto (convention)

Ditto_(convention)

Science-fiction fanzine

Fanzine on science fiction

Detroit-based fan group for several years in the 1970s. In 1984, the first Corflu was held in Berkeley, California. A second convention, Ditto, started in

Science-fiction fanzine

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Steve Stiles

American cartoonist (1943–2020)

#16 was published 31 years later, in 2014, in anticipation of the 2014 Corflu science fiction convention. His first professional sale was in 1961, which

Steve Stiles

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Fanspeak

Jargon from science fiction fan groups

obsolete by changes in technology (the decline of the mimeograph has doomed corflu for "correction fluid"), cultural changes (a femmefan [female fan] is no

Fanspeak

Potlatch (convention)

None (also described as "Corflatch" due to being held in conjunction with Corflu 17). Potlatch 10, 2001 : Thunder and Roses by Theodore Sturgeon Potlatch

Potlatch (convention)

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Elinor Busby

American writer

awarded a Fan Activity Achievement Award for fan achievements, presented at Corflu in 2013. Busby was a dedicatee of Robert A. Heinlein's 1982 novel Friday

Elinor Busby

Elinor_Busby

Richard H. E. Smith II

American software engineer

ArmadilloCon (1995), First Contact (1998), ConQuesT (2000), Whatcon (1985) and Corflu (1991), and has been a toastmaster at such conventions as ConFusion and

Richard H. E. Smith II

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Dan Steffan

American cartoonist and writer

"A Labor of Love: The Fantasy Art of Ronald Clyne," e.I, December 2008. Corflu History Steffan, Dan. "Riding the TAFF Rails," Apparatchik 53, 1996. official

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