Frank Denton

(February 25, 1930 – January 5, 2022)

Frank Denton was a fan and fanzine publisher active mainly in the 1960s–70s. He lived in Seattle, Washington, and published the fanzine Ash-Wing, which followed his earlier fanzine Hoom, co-published with Bee Bowman. He was a member of TAPS, The Cult, Minneapa, N'APA, Slanapa, and APANAGE.

He was a teacher and college library director.

Website.

Fanzines and Apazines:

• Alliance Amateur (for N'APA; one issue)
• Along the Causey Road (Fantasy Rotator #296 for The Cult)
• Ash-Wing
• As the Crow Flies
• Black Onto White
• By Owl Light
• The Cafe of the One Bridge
• Chough
• Glyph (some issues)
• The Great Haiku Shoot-Out [2002] (with Mike Horvat)
• Greatest Sensation of the Century [1972]
• Gryffyn [early 70s] (for SAPS)
• Hoom (with Bee Bowman)
• The Mirkwood Slow Coach (for N'APA)
• The Mysterious Captain Tin (for Minneapa)
• Occasional Paper
• One Small Rock [late 60s]
• Raven's Crag [late 70s-early 80s]
• The Raven of Osskill (for APANAGE)
• The Rogue Raven
• Scrambled Eggs Benedict
• Tightbeam (some issues)
• Tylwyth Teg (for Slanapa)

Awards, Honors and GoHships:

• 1974 -- MileHiCon 6
• 1977 -- Westercon 30
• 1980 -- Moscon II
• 1981 -- Intervention Gamma
• 1990 -- Rustycon 7

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1930—2022

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