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| − | Probably the first organized [[Tolkien club]], | + | Probably the first organized [[J. R. R. Tolkien]] [[club]], named for the first book of [[The Lord of the Rings]], and founded by [[Ted Johnstone]] in 1960. It held its organizational meeting at [[Pittcon]]. It dissolved in the mid-60s. Its [[clubzine]] was ''[[I Palantir]]'', and it provided prizes for Tolkien [[art]] in [[Worldcon]] [[art shows]]. |
| − | It had a [[British]] subgroup | + | Members included [[Bruce Pelz]]. It had a [[British]] subgroup that included [[Ken Cheslin]]. |
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Latest revision as of 14:45, 18 October 2023
Probably the first organized J. R. R. Tolkien club, named for the first book of The Lord of the Rings, and founded by Ted Johnstone in 1960. It held its organizational meeting at Pittcon. It dissolved in the mid-60s. Its clubzine was I Palantir, and it provided prizes for Tolkien art in Worldcon art shows.
Members included Bruce Pelz. It had a British subgroup that included Ken Cheslin.
| Club | 1960—1960s |
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