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(Did you mean [[Charlie S. Williams|Charlie Williams, the fan from Nashville,]] or [[Charles Williams|Charles Williams, the British author]]?)
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(???? – September 3, 2021)
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(October 14, 1952 – September 3, 2021)
  
'''Charles Edward Williams, Jr.''', a [[fanartist]] from [[Knoxville, TN]], was a member of the [[Knoxville Science-Fantasy Federation]] and contributed [[fan writing]] and [[fan art]] to numerous [[fanzines]] (especially ''[[Mimosa]]'' and ''[[Challenger]]'') and [[conventions]]. He was a member of [[SAPS]].
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'''Charles Edward “Charlie” Williams, Jr.''', a [[fanartist]] from [[Knoxville, TN]], was a member of the [[Knoxville Science-Fantasy Federation]] and contributed [[fan writing]] and [[fan art]] to numerous [[fanzines]] (especially ''[[Mimosa]]'' and ''[[Challenger]]'') and [[conventions]]. He was a member of [[SAPS]].
  
 
In the 1970s, he owned a comics store in Knoxville and taught [[cartoon]] illustration at the University of Tennessee.  
 
In the 1970s, he owned a comics store in Knoxville and taught [[cartoon]] illustration at the University of Tennessee.  
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Latest revision as of 18:09, 11 October 2021

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(October 14, 1952 – September 3, 2021)

Charles Edward “Charlie” Williams, Jr., a fanartist from Knoxville, TN, was a member of the Knoxville Science-Fantasy Federation and contributed fan writing and fan art to numerous fanzines (especially Mimosa and Challenger) and conventions. He was a member of SAPS.

In the 1970s, he owned a comics store in Knoxville and taught cartoon illustration at the University of Tennessee.

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