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| − | Bridget Wilkinson is a [[London]] based fan very active in promoting European fandom. She published ''[[Worlds Apart (Wilkinson | + | Bridget Wilkinson is a [[London]] based fan very active in promoting European fandom. She published ''[[Worlds Apart (Wilkinson)|Worlds Apart]]'' and later the [[Fans Across the World]] newsletter from 1990 to 2007 and was on the [[European Science Fiction Society]] committee for many years.She's been [[FGoH]] at various conventions, won the [[Doc Weir Award]] in 1993, and is active in [[Jomsborg in Exile]]. She ran for [[GUFF]] in 1992. With [[James Steel]], she published ''[[Consequences]]: An Unreliable History of the British SF Convention''. |
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Revision as of 21:51, 11 February 2020
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Bridget Wilkinson is a London based fan very active in promoting European fandom. She published Worlds Apart and later the Fans Across the World newsletter from 1990 to 2007 and was on the European Science Fiction Society committee for many years.She's been FGoH at various conventions, won the Doc Weir Award in 1993, and is active in Jomsborg in Exile. She ran for GUFF in 1992. With James Steel, she published Consequences: An Unreliable History of the British SF Convention.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1993 -- Doc Weir Award
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