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| − | Peter J. Ridley is a | + | '''Peter J. Ridley''' is a [[UK]] [[fan]] and [[fan artist]] from [[London]] active in the 1940s and 1950s. He contributed to a number of prominent [[fanzines]] of the time including ''[[Slant]]'', ''[[Quandry]]'', ''[[Phantasmagoria]]'', ''[[Sludge]]'' and ''[[Operation Fantast]]'' and also published four short stories in ''[[Nebula (UK)]]''. He was a member of the [[N3F]] and attended [[Festivention]] in 1951 and the [[London SF Con]] in 1952. |
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Latest revision as of 11:40, 22 September 2024
(November 1928 – )
Peter J. Ridley is a UK fan and fan artist from London active in the 1940s and 1950s. He contributed to a number of prominent fanzines of the time including Slant, Quandry, Phantasmagoria, Sludge and Operation Fantast and also published four short stories in Nebula. He was a member of the N3F and attended Festivention in 1951 and the London SF Con in 1952.
| Person | 1928— |
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