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Charles Franklin Miller II was a [[huckster]], bookseller, and publisher best known for founding (with [[Tim Underwood]]) [[Underwood-Miller]], a not-so-[[small press]] initially specializing in producing high-quality editions of [[Jack Vance]]'s work. He co-chaired the [[6th World Fantasy Convention]] in 1980. | Charles Franklin Miller II was a [[huckster]], bookseller, and publisher best known for founding (with [[Tim Underwood]]) [[Underwood-Miller]], a not-so-[[small press]] initially specializing in producing high-quality editions of [[Jack Vance]]'s work. He co-chaired the [[6th World Fantasy Convention]] in 1980. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:12, 5 February 2020
(1953 -- May 24, 2015)
Charles Franklin Miller II was a huckster, bookseller, and publisher best known for founding (with Tim Underwood) Underwood-Miller, a not-so-small press initially specializing in producing high-quality editions of Jack Vance's work. He co-chaired the 6th World Fantasy Convention in 1980.
Miller ran a used bookstore in Pennsylvania before teaming up with Tim Underwood in 1976. The two published several books, beginning with a reprint of Jack Vance's The Dying Earth before disbanding the company in 1994 after publishing well over a hundred books.
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