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Concept

LA sci-fi scene

The LA sci-fi scene of the 1940s served as social connective tissue for pulp writers.

Connections 10 threads
Person
  • Cameron The LA sci-fi scene of the 1940s served as social connective tissue for bohemian artists, including Cameron.
  • Forman The LA sci-fi scene of the 1940s served as social connective tissue for early rocket scientists, including Forman.
  • Heinlein The LA sci-fi scene of the 1940s served as social connective tissue for pulp writers, including Heinlein.
  • Jack Parsons The LA sci-fi scene of the 1940s served as social connective tissue for Jack Parsons.
  • Jack Williamson The LA sci-fi scene of the 1940s served as social connective tissue for pulp writers, including Jack Williamson.
  • L. Ron Hubbard The LA sci-fi scene of the 1940s served as social connective tissue for pulp writers, including L. Ron Hubbard.
  • Louis Edwin Goldstone, Jr. The LA sci-fi scene of the 1940s served as social connective tissue for bohemian artists, including Louis Edwin Goldstone, Jr.
  • Malina The LA sci-fi scene of the 1940s served as social connective tissue for early rocket scientists, including Malina.
Concept
  • Pulp SF The LA sci-fi scene of the 1940s served as social connective tissue for pulp writers.
Organization
  • OTO The LA sci-fi scene of the 1940s served as social connective tissue for occultists, including the OTO.
Source Threads 2 files

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