Difference between revisions of "Ted Johnstone"
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| − | ''' | + | '''David McDaniel''', whose [[fannish]] alias was '''Ted Johnstone'''. Photo by [[Bill Mills]], submitted by [[Curt Phillips]]. |
He was a member of [[LASFS]], and the [[Hyborian Legion]]. He lived at the [[Fan Hilton]]. He ran for [[TAFF]] in 1968. He participated in [[Coventry]] under the name '''Tedron''', which was also a nickname. | He was a member of [[LASFS]], and the [[Hyborian Legion]]. He lived at the [[Fan Hilton]]. He ran for [[TAFF]] in 1968. He participated in [[Coventry]] under the name '''Tedron''', which was also a nickname. | ||
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He was an early [[Tolkien]] [[fan]] and organized the first [[Tolkien club]], [[The Fellowship of the Ring]], and wrote ''[[High Fly the Nazgul, Oh!]]'', the first known [[Tolkien]] [[filksong]]. He also sand ''The Ballad of Killer Kemp'' in ''[[The Musquite Kid Rides Again]]''! (He also had a non-singing part in ''[[The Purple Pastures]]''.) | He was an early [[Tolkien]] [[fan]] and organized the first [[Tolkien club]], [[The Fellowship of the Ring]], and wrote ''[[High Fly the Nazgul, Oh!]]'', the first known [[Tolkien]] [[filksong]]. He also sand ''The Ballad of Killer Kemp'' in ''[[The Musquite Kid Rides Again]]''! (He also had a non-singing part in ''[[The Purple Pastures]]''.) | ||
| − | Johnstone published ''[[The Willis Papers]]'', and ''[[ | + | Johnstone published ''[[The Willis Papers]]'', and ''[[A Fanzine for Atom/Rotsler]]''. He was editor for a time of the ''[[LASFS Newsletter]]'', ''[[Menace of the LASFS]]'', ''[[I Palantir]]'', and of ''[[Shangri L'Affaires]]''. |
He was a member of most of the [[APAs]] of his time, but he didn't try to be an [[omniapan]]. His ''[[Ruritania]]'' was one of the first [[Diplomacy]]-by-mail [[fanzines]]. | He was a member of most of the [[APAs]] of his time, but he didn't try to be an [[omniapan]]. His ''[[Ruritania]]'' was one of the first [[Diplomacy]]-by-mail [[fanzines]]. | ||
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* ''[[The Enchanted Duplicator]]'' (1962 edition; with [[George Fields]]) | * ''[[The Enchanted Duplicator]]'' (1962 edition; with [[George Fields]]) | ||
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* ''[[Gimble]]'' | * ''[[Gimble]]'' | ||
* ''[[Hippicaloric]]'' | * ''[[Hippicaloric]]'' | ||
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* ''[[The Willis Papers]]'' | * ''[[The Willis Papers]]'' | ||
* ''[[Zap]]'' | * ''[[Zap]]'' | ||
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| + | * 1966 -- [[Fanquet]] | ||
He also participated in [[TAPA]], [[IPSO]] and [[APA-L]]. | He also participated in [[TAPA]], [[IPSO]] and [[APA-L]]. | ||
Revision as of 11:04, 25 February 2020
(June 16, 1939 -- November 1, 1977)
David McDaniel, whose fannish alias was Ted Johnstone. Photo by Bill Mills, submitted by Curt Phillips.
He was a member of LASFS, and the Hyborian Legion. He lived at the Fan Hilton. He ran for TAFF in 1968. He participated in Coventry under the name Tedron, which was also a nickname.
He was an early Tolkien fan and organized the first Tolkien club, The Fellowship of the Ring, and wrote High Fly the Nazgul, Oh!, the first known Tolkien filksong. He also sand The Ballad of Killer Kemp in The Musquite Kid Rides Again! (He also had a non-singing part in The Purple Pastures.)
Johnstone published The Willis Papers, and A Fanzine for Atom/Rotsler. He was editor for a time of the LASFS Newsletter, Menace of the LASFS, I Palantir, and of Shangri L'Affaires.
He was a member of most of the APAs of his time, but he didn't try to be an omniapan. His Ruritania was one of the first Diplomacy-by-mail fanzines.
He led the LA in '67 Westercon bid and for a time was chairman of Westercon 20.
He was the author of several of the 1960s Man From U.N.C.L.E. novels. He included many fannish allusions in those stories like having a thinly veiled Forry Ackerman in one story and the trivia game Botticcelli in two others. He was a fanquet honoree in 1966.
He was married to fellow fan Joyce Potter McDaniel Jumper.
- The Enchanted Duplicator (1962 edition; with George Fields)
- A Fanzine for Atom/Rotsler
- Gimble
- Hippicaloric
- I Palantir (some issues)
- The Hobbiton Herald (for CRAP)
- LASFS Newsletter (some issues)
- Menace of the LASFS (some issues)
- MEST (for SAPS)
- New Ashmolean (for OMPA)
- Pearls (for The Cult)
- Persian Slipper (for FAPA)
- Ruritania
- Shangri L'Affaires (some issues)
- The Willis Papers
- Zap
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1966 -- Fanquet
He also participated in TAPA, IPSO and APA-L.
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