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− | + | An [[Arkansas]] [[fan]] and [[filker]], '''Margaret Middleton''' helped create modern [[filk]] in the late 1970s. She [[published]] ''[[Kantele]]'' the first [[filkzine]] with fourteen issues from 1978 to 1985 (the first three issues were co-[[edited]] by [[Clif Flynt]]). She published the [[fanzine]] ''[[Runway 37]]''. In 1978, she also published ''[[On and On into the Night]]'', which collected a number of classic [[filk songs]] at a time when [[filk books]] were still rare. | |
− | She was one of the founders of [[Roc*Kon]] in Little Rock, AR and chaired [[Roc*Kon 2]] in 1978. She published ''[[Arkanfandom]]''. She organized [[Texarkon]]. | + | She was one of the founders of the [[Little Rock SF Group]] and [[Roc*Kon]] in [[Little Rock, AR]], and [[chaired]] [[Roc*Kon 2]] in 1978. She published ''[[Arkanfandom]]''. She organized [[Texarkon]]. |
− | She helped create the [[Filk Foundation]], also in 1978, and | + | She helped create the [[Filk Foundation]], also in 1978, and served as an [[officer]] for most of its existence. A year later she organized and co-chaired [[FilkCon I]], the first [[filk]] [[convention]]. In 1982, [[Off Centaur Publications]] published a tape of her work, ''Margaret Middleton at Bayfilk 1''. |
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+ | She is married to [[Morris Middleton]]. | ||
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+ | * ''[[Arkanfandom]]'' [late 70s] | ||
+ | * ''[[Kantele]]'' [late 70s-early 80s] | ||
+ | * ''[[On and On into the Night]]'' [1978] | ||
+ | * ''[[Runway 37]]'' [late 70s-early 80s] | ||
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− | * 1979 -- [[ | + | * 1979 -- [[OKon 3]] |
* 1982 -- [[BayFilk I]] | * 1982 -- [[BayFilk I]] | ||
* 1983 -- [[ChambanaCon 13]] | * 1983 -- [[ChambanaCon 13]] | ||
* 1984 -- [[MidSouthCon 3]] | * 1984 -- [[MidSouthCon 3]] | ||
+ | * 1985 -- [[Roc*Kon 9]] (with Morris Middleton) | ||
* 1986 -- [[OVFF 2]] | * 1986 -- [[OVFF 2]] | ||
+ | * 1987 -- [[Xanadu 4]] | ||
* 1988 -- [[MidSouthCon 7]] | * 1988 -- [[MidSouthCon 7]] | ||
+ | * 1994 -- [[Harmonicon II]] | ||
* 1995 -- [[Musicon 4]] | * 1995 -- [[Musicon 4]] | ||
* 1996 -- [[Filk Hall of Fame]] | * 1996 -- [[Filk Hall of Fame]] | ||
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* 2009 -- [[OVFF 25]] | * 2009 -- [[OVFF 25]] | ||
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[[Category:fan]] | [[Category:fan]] | ||
[[Category:filk]] | [[Category:filk]] | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] |
Latest revision as of 18:49, 3 February 2024
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An Arkansas fan and filker, Margaret Middleton helped create modern filk in the late 1970s. She published Kantele the first filkzine with fourteen issues from 1978 to 1985 (the first three issues were co-edited by Clif Flynt). She published the fanzine Runway 37. In 1978, she also published On and On into the Night, which collected a number of classic filk songs at a time when filk books were still rare.
She was one of the founders of the Little Rock SF Group and Roc*Kon in Little Rock, AR, and chaired Roc*Kon 2 in 1978. She published Arkanfandom. She organized Texarkon.
She helped create the Filk Foundation, also in 1978, and served as an officer for most of its existence. A year later she organized and co-chaired FilkCon I, the first filk convention. In 1982, Off Centaur Publications published a tape of her work, Margaret Middleton at Bayfilk 1.
She is married to Morris Middleton.
- Arkanfandom [late 70s]
- Kantele [late 70s-early 80s]
- On and On into the Night [1978]
- Runway 37 [late 70s-early 80s]
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1979 -- OKon 3
- 1982 -- BayFilk I
- 1983 -- ChambanaCon 13
- 1984 -- MidSouthCon 3
- 1985 -- Roc*Kon 9 (with Morris Middleton)
- 1986 -- OVFF 2
- 1987 -- Xanadu 4
- 1988 -- MidSouthCon 7
- 1994 -- Harmonicon II
- 1995 -- Musicon 4
- 1996 -- Filk Hall of Fame
- 2000 -- GAFilk 2000, InConJunction XX
- 2003 -- OVFF 19
- 2008 -- Apollocon 2008
- 2009 -- OVFF 25
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