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| − | Alex McLintock is a London based fan who joined fandom through [[ICSF]] where he chaired [[Picocon 10]]. He ran the SF book review website ''diversebooks.com'', is active in [[ZZ9]] and has hosted a range of SF organisation websites, including | + | Alex McLintock is a London based fan who joined fandom through [[ICSF]] where he chaired [[Picocon 10]]. He ran the SF book review website ''diversebooks.com'', is active in [[ZZ9]], founded website [[SFLink]] and has hosted a range of SF organisation websites, including eastercon.org. |
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| + | * ''[[Ailocate]]'' {1979] | ||
{{person| born=1971}} | {{person| born=1971}} | ||
[[Category:fan]] | [[Category:fan]] | ||
[[Category:UK]] | [[Category:UK]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:37, 9 October 2023
(1971 -- )
Alex McLintock is a London based fan who joined fandom through ICSF where he chaired Picocon 10. He ran the SF book review website diversebooks.com, is active in ZZ9, founded website SFLink and has hosted a range of SF organisation websites, including eastercon.org.
- Ailocate {1979]
| Person | 1971— |
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