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Kellow Chesney
Kellow Chesney (3 March 1914 – July 2004) was a journalist, publisher's reader, editor and writer. His most notable book is "The Victorian Underworld", first published in 1970. The writer William Gibson has stated that his depiction of the criminal society in "Neuromancer" (1984) was strongly influenced by this popular work. "I literally had The Victorian Underworld on my desk constantly, throughout the writing of Neuromancer, and for years after."-William Gibson 
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Kellow
Kellow is a surname of British origin; it may be from a Cornish place called Kellow; or in some cases from places called Kelloe in County Durham or Berwickshire.
Kellow may refer to:
- Alison Kellow, an Australian botanist
- Brian Kellow (1959-2018), American biographer and magazine editor
- Geoffrey Kellow, an Australian philatelist
- Kellow Chesney (1914–2004), a journalist
- Kellow House, an historic building in Cresco, Iowa
- Tony Kellow (1952–2011)