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Fan, reviewer, author, and editor. Co-editor with Judith Raphael Buckrich in 1995 of feminist short story collection She's Fantastical. With others she produced Contrary Modes, the proceedings of Aussiecon II.
She was born in New Zealand, but has been living in Australia.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1989 -- Ditmar Award for Best Australian Short Fiction
- 1997 -- Ditmar Award for Best Australian Long Fiction
- 2001 -- Ditmar Award for Best Australian Short Fiction
- 2004 -- Ditmar Award for Best Novella or Novelette
- 2002 -- Convergence 2002, Con With the Wind
- 2003 -- A. Bertram Chandler Award
- 2011 -- Peter McNamara Achievement Award
- 2013 -- Swancon 2013
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