Difference between revisions of "Julian Warner"
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| − | An [[Australian]] [[fan]] who won [[DUFF]] in 2002. He has published ''[[Steve Albini's Lovegun]]'' and ''[[The Space Wastrel]]''. He was a judge for the [[Peter McNamara Achievement Award]] in 2013. | + | An [[Australian]] [[fan]] who won [[DUFF]] in 2002. He has published ''[[Steve Albini's Lovegun]]'' and ''[[The Space Wastrel]]'' and is a member of [[ANZAPA]]. He was a judge for the [[Peter McNamara Achievement Award]] in 2013. |
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| + | * ''[[The Space Wastrel]]'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:30, 20 January 2021
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An Australian fan who won DUFF in 2002. He has published Steve Albini's Lovegun and The Space Wastrel and is a member of ANZAPA. He was a judge for the Peter McNamara Achievement Award in 2013.
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