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Nottingham fan Dave Wood was one of the more prominent members of the [[Forest Fields Science Fiction Society]] in the early 60s. Which Dave Wood produced fanzine ''[[Dog Factory]]'' [1992-94] (with [[Les Escott]]) is unclear
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Nottingham [[fan]] '''Dave Wood''' was one of the more prominent members of the [[Forest Fields Science Fiction Society]] in the early 1960s. He [[gafiated]] before the end of the 1960s, and consequently his period in [[fandom]] did not overlap that of his namesake, who was a fan both before and after him.
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* ''[[Bad News]]''
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* ''[[Green Onions Show]]''
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Latest revision as of 21:30, 6 March 2024

(Did you mean the other British Dave Wood?)


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Nottingham fan Dave Wood was one of the more prominent members of the Forest Fields Science Fiction Society in the early 1960s. He gafiated before the end of the 1960s, and consequently his period in fandom did not overlap that of his namesake, who was a fan both before and after him.

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