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Known for compiling a large treasury of short, humorous pieces, this little-known writer is remembered today mainly through a single surviving book. Very little biographical information appears to be available, which gives the work an old anthology-like mystery of its own.

by F. W. Chambers
F. W. Chambers is credited as the author of Ever Heard This? Over Three Hundred Good Stories, a collection of brief anecdotes, jokes, and light comic sketches that has been preserved in modern reprints and library-style digital archives.
Reliable biographical details about the person behind the name are hard to confirm from the sources I could find. Publicly available book and catalog pages identify the name and the title, but they do not provide a clear life story, dates, or a well-documented literary career.
Because of that, the safest picture is a simple one: Chambers appears to be an obscure humor compiler or anthologist whose reputation rests primarily on this one widely circulated collection.