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| − | '''Alfred Ashley''' was | + | '''Alfred Ashley''' was an [[SF]] [[fan]] from [[Battle Creek, Michigan]], who later moved to [[Los Angeles]]. |
| − | Ashley authored the [[Michiconference|Michicon]] Booklets in 1943-1945. In the early 1940s, he was ranked among the top 25 fans in the country. He perpetrated the [[Ashley Mythos]] and was the source of [[AA194]]. He was acting president of the [[N3F]] during the [[Interregnum]] in 1943-44. He was a member of the [[Insurgents]] and of [[FAPA]]. | + | He drove a taxi so he could have more time to think of things other than work. One of the things he thought about in Battle Creek was the idea of a [[Slan Center]]. In the early 1940s, he and his wife, [[Abby Lu Ashley|Abby Lu]], owned a house and lived with other SF fans in the original [[Slan Shack]]. |
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| + | Ashley authored the [[Michiconference|Michicon]] Booklets in 1943-1945. | ||
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| + | In the early 1940s, he was ranked among the top 25 fans in the country. He perpetrated the [[Ashley Mythos]] and was the source of [[AA194]]. He was acting president of the [[N3F]] during the [[Interregnum]] in 1943-44. He was a member of the [[LASFS]] [[Insurgents]] and of [[FAPA]]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:59, 16 August 2020
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Alfred Ashley was an SF fan from Battle Creek, Michigan, who later moved to Los Angeles.
He drove a taxi so he could have more time to think of things other than work. One of the things he thought about in Battle Creek was the idea of a Slan Center. In the early 1940s, he and his wife, Abby Lu, owned a house and lived with other SF fans in the original Slan Shack.
Ashley authored the Michicon Booklets in 1943-1945.
In the early 1940s, he was ranked among the top 25 fans in the country. He perpetrated the Ashley Mythos and was the source of AA194. He was acting president of the N3F during the Interregnum in 1943-44. He was a member of the LASFS Insurgents and of FAPA.
- Abed & Bored [1940s]
- En Garde [1942-44] (for FAPA)
- Meet FAPA [1943] (for FAPA)
- Nova [1941-43]
- The Precipitant [1945] (for FAPA)
- Stefan [1943]
- The Stump [1944] (for FAPA)
- These Amazing Amendments [1944] (for FAPA)
His photo appears on page 399 of Harry Warner's A Wealth of Fable.
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