AMERICAN FICTION GUILD

a national organization of magazine writers and novelists in the United States in the 1930s. L. Ron Hubbard was the president of the New York chapter. —State of Man Congress Approved Gls (14.5.92)

a national organization of magazine writers and novelists in the United States in the 1930s. L. Ron Hubbard was the president of the New York chapter.an American organization of fiction writers. A guild is an association of people belonging to the same class or engaged in similar pursuits, formed for mutual aid and protection and for promotion of common interests. The Guild assisted budding writers and professionals in the field. It had several chapters throughout the US, which met on a weekly or semimonthly basis. Chapter members included editors, publishers and writers. LRH became a member of the American Fiction Guild and in 1935 was elected president of the New York chapter. He later served as a vicepresident of the national organization.a national organization of magazine writers and novelists in the United States in the 1930s. L. Ron Hubbard was the president of the New York chapter. And as I used to be president of the American Fiction Guild, author's league up in New York, when I was a kidithat's right, I was a kidiit was very funny to me; I used to laugh myself silly all of the confession stories written in America are written by unmarried ladies who have reached forty or fifty. iMarriage (2 Jan. 60)a national organization of magazine writers and novelists in the United States in the 1930s. L. Ron Hubbard was the president of the New York chapter. And as I used to be president of the American Fiction Guild, author's league up in New York, when I was a kid?that's right, I was a kid?it was very funny to me; I used to laugh myself silly all of the confession stories written in America are written by unmarried ladies who have reached forty or fifty. ?Marriage (2 Jan. 60)