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Ken M. P. Cheslin was a [[British]] [[fan]] who was a member of the [[Stourbridge Circle]], [[BSFA]], and [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].  He was on the [[Brumcon]] committee and was a member of the [[Birmingham Science Fiction Group]].  He was made a [[Knight of St. Fantony]] at [[Loncon II]].
 
Ken M. P. Cheslin was a [[British]] [[fan]] who was a member of the [[Stourbridge Circle]], [[BSFA]], and [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].  He was on the [[Brumcon]] committee and was a member of the [[Birmingham Science Fiction Group]].  He was made a [[Knight of St. Fantony]] at [[Loncon II]].
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He published ''[[The Adventures of Hemlock Soames (and Flotsam)]]'', ''[[ATom 2000]]'', ''[[Childs Garden of Olaf]]'', ''[[Les Spinge]]'',  ''[[Olaf Alternative]]'', ''[[Outhouse]]'', and ''[[Sally-Port]]''.  With [[John Berry]], he published ''[[Fables of Irish Fandom]]''.  He published ''[[Envoy]]'' (for [[OMPA]]) and the first [[British]] [[Tolkien fanzine]], ''[[Nazgul's Bane]]''.  He republished [[Vince Clarke]]'s ''[[ATom: A Tribute]]'', and also collected the [[Goon Defective Agency]] tales -- by [[John Berry]], [[Atom]] and others -- in several volumes as ''[[The Bleary Eyes]]''.
 
He published ''[[The Adventures of Hemlock Soames (and Flotsam)]]'', ''[[ATom 2000]]'', ''[[Childs Garden of Olaf]]'', ''[[Les Spinge]]'',  ''[[Olaf Alternative]]'', ''[[Outhouse]]'', and ''[[Sally-Port]]''.  With [[John Berry]], he published ''[[Fables of Irish Fandom]]''.  He published ''[[Envoy]]'' (for [[OMPA]]) and the first [[British]] [[Tolkien fanzine]], ''[[Nazgul's Bane]]''.  He republished [[Vince Clarke]]'s ''[[ATom: A Tribute]]'', and also collected the [[Goon Defective Agency]] tales -- by [[John Berry]], [[Atom]] and others -- in several volumes as ''[[The Bleary Eyes]]''.
  
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Revision as of 16:06, 11 February 2020

(October 21, 1936 -- August 4, 2000)

Ken M. P. Cheslin was a British fan who was a member of the Stourbridge Circle, BSFA, and The Fellowship of the Ring. He was on the Brumcon committee and was a member of the Birmingham Science Fiction Group. He was made a Knight of St. Fantony at Loncon II.

He published The Adventures of Hemlock Soames (and Flotsam), ATom 2000, Childs Garden of Olaf, Les Spinge, Olaf Alternative, Outhouse, and Sally-Port. With John Berry, he published Fables of Irish Fandom. He published Envoy (for OMPA) and the first British Tolkien fanzine, Nazgul's Bane. He republished Vin¢ Clarke's ATom: A Tribute, and also collected the Goon Defective Agency tales -- by John Berry, Atom and others -- in several volumes as The Bleary Eyes.


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