Difference between revisions of "Cy Chauvin"

From Fancyclopedia 3
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Line 1: Line 1:
 
(January 16, 1952 –)  
 
(January 16, 1952 –)  
  
'''Cyrus R. Chauvin''' is a [[fan]] and critic, who discovered [[fandom]] in 1969 after reading [[John D. Berry]]'s Clubhouse column in ''[[Amazing]]'' and was active in [[Detroit]] [[fandom]] from the 1970s.  He was a member of the [[Wayne Third Foundation]] and was an [[editor]] of the [[clubzine]] ''[[Seldon's Plan]]'' (1969–1985), and became active as a reviewer and commentator at about the same time.  
+
'''Cyrus R. Chauvin''' is a [[fan]] and [[critic]], who discovered [[fandom]] in 1969 after reading [[John D. Berry]]'s “[[The Club House]]” column in ''[[Amazing]]''. He was active in [[Detroit]] [[fandom]] from the 1960s, a member of the [[Wayne Third Foundation]] and an [[editor]] of its [[clubzine]] ''[[Seldon's Plan]]'' (1969–1985). He became active as a reviewer and commentator at about the same time, and later edited two books of [[sf]] criticism.  
  
He invited [[Leah Zeldes]] to join the [[club]] after reading a letter of hers in ''[[Amazing]]'', and was one her primary [[fannish]] mentors. He was a member (and [[OE]]) of [[MISHAP]] and [[APA-50]].  
+
He invited [[Leah Zeldes]] to join the [[W3F]] after reading a letter of hers in ''[[Amazing]]'', and was one of her primary [[fannish]] mentors. He was a member (and [[OE]]) of [[MISHAP]] and [[APA-50]].
 +
 
 +
In the 1970s, Cy was a regular [[con]]goer, and he continues to attend [[local]] cons and [[Worldcons]]. He worked on [[AutoClave]].  
  
 
He publishes ''[[A Few Green Leaves]]'' for [[Stipple-APA]].
 
He publishes ''[[A Few Green Leaves]]'' for [[Stipple-APA]].

Revision as of 21:41, 6 June 2021

(January 16, 1952 –)

Cyrus R. Chauvin is a fan and critic, who discovered fandom in 1969 after reading John D. Berry's “The Club House” column in Amazing. He was active in Detroit fandom from the 1960s, a member of the Wayne Third Foundation and an editor of its clubzine Seldon's Plan (1969–1985). He became active as a reviewer and commentator at about the same time, and later edited two books of sf criticism.

He invited Leah Zeldes to join the W3F after reading a letter of hers in Amazing, and was one of her primary fannish mentors. He was a member (and OE) of MiSHAP and APA-50.

In the 1970s, Cy was a regular congoer, and he continues to attend local cons and Worldcons. He worked on AutoClave.

He publishes A Few Green Leaves for Stipple-APA.

Fanzines and Apazines:

Awards, Honors and GoHships:



Person 1952
This is a biography page. Please extend it by adding more information about the person, such as fanzines and apazines published, awards, clubs, conventions worked on, GoHships, impact on fandom, external links, anecdotes, etc. See Standards for People and The Naming of Names.