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Brian Varley was a long-time [[British]] [[fan]] who made contact with fandom in 1952, attended the [[Medcon]] in 1953 and worked on the 1954 [[Supermancon]] and the 1965 London [[Worldcon]], [[Loncon II]]. He wrote a regular column for [[Ethel Lindsay]]'s ''[[Scottishe]]'' as '''Machiavarley''', a nickname bestowed on him by [[Walt Willis]]. Varley maintained some fan contacts in the twenty-first century, for example publishing a letter in [[Peter Weston]]'s ''[[Prolapse]]'' #11 (May 2008). He died from [[Covid-19]].
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'''Brian Varley''' was a long-time [[British]] [[fan]] who made contact with [[fandom]] in 1952, attended the [[Medcon]] in 1953 and worked on the 1954 [[Supermancon]] and the 1965 London [[Worldcon]], [[Loncon II]].  
  
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He wrote a regular column for [[Ethel Lindsay]]'s ''[[Scottishe]]'' as '''Machiavarley''', a nickname bestowed on him by [[Walt Willis]]. Varley maintained some fan contacts in the twenty-first century, for example publishing a letter in [[Peter Weston]]'s ''[[Prolapse]]'' #11 (May 2008).
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In [[mundane]] life, he was director of the British Overseas Trade Board and an avid bridge player. He died from [[Covid-19]].
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Revision as of 01:01, 22 August 2020

(September 30, 1932 – March 31, 2020)

Brian Varley was a long-time British fan who made contact with fandom in 1952, attended the Medcon in 1953 and worked on the 1954 Supermancon and the 1965 London Worldcon, Loncon II.

He wrote a regular column for Ethel Lindsay's Scottishe as Machiavarley, a nickname bestowed on him by Walt Willis. Varley maintained some fan contacts in the twenty-first century, for example publishing a letter in Peter Weston's Prolapse #11 (May 2008).

In mundane life, he was director of the British Overseas Trade Board and an avid bridge player. He died from Covid-19.


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