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Richard Dennis Ellington was a [[Bay Area]] [[fan]] living in [[New York]].  He was a member of the [[New York SF Circle]], the [[Fanoclasts]], [[ESFA]], the [[NYCon II]] [[committee]], and the [[(Second) Futurian Society of New York]].
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'''Richard Dennis “Dick” Ellington''' was a [[Bay Area]] [[fan]] who got into [[fandom]] in [[New York]], active beginning in the 1950s.  He was a member of the [[NYSFCircle]], the [[Fanoclasts]], [[ESFA]], [[OMPA]], [[FAPA]], the [[NYCon II]] [[committee]], and the [[(Second) Futurian Society of New York]].
  
[[Fanzines]] include ''[[FIJAGH (apazine)|FIJAGH]]'' (for [[OMPA]]), ''[[Metrofan]]'', and ''[[Mailing Comments]]'' (for [[OMPA]]). With [[Pat Ellington]], he published ''[[Kim Chi]]'' for [[FAPA]].
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He contributed the article, "Me To Your Leader Take" to ''All in Color for a Dime'' (1970), edited by [[Richard Lupoff]] and [[Donald A. Thompson]].
  
He contributed the article, "Me To Your Leader Take" to All in Color for a Dime (1970), edited by Lupoff & Thompson.
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He ran unsuccessfully for [[TAFF]] in 1957. He was married to [[Pat Ellington]].  
  
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*[https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/dick-ellington-the-making-of-a-radical “The Making of a Radical” by Dick Ellington.]
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* ''[[The Bosses Songbook]]'' [1958] (uncredited, with [[Dave Van Ronk]])
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* ''[[FIJAGH (Ellington)]]'' (for [[OMPA]])
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* ''[[Kim Chi]]'' (with [[Pat Ellington]], for [[FAPA]])
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* ''[[Mailing Comments (Ellington)]]'' [1959-61] (for [[OMPA]])
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* ''[[Metrofan]]''
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Latest revision as of 15:02, 15 March 2023

(September 30, 1930 – 1991)

Richard Dennis “Dick” Ellington was a Bay Area fan who got into fandom in New York, active beginning in the 1950s. He was a member of the NYSFCircle, the Fanoclasts, ESFA, OMPA, FAPA, the NYCon II committee, and the (Second) Futurian Society of New York.

He contributed the article, "Me To Your Leader Take" to All in Color for a Dime (1970), edited by Richard Lupoff and Donald A. Thompson.

He ran unsuccessfully for TAFF in 1957. He was married to Pat Ellington.

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