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| + | He was one of the "Chicken Brothers" along with [[Nigel E. Richardson]], [[Alun Harries]], [[Glen Warminger]] and [[Steve Higgins]]; they earned the name at [[Novacon 14]] when [[Linda Krawecke]] found the quintet delving gloomily into a big bucket of fried chicken. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:58, 16 February 2024
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A British fan.
He was one of the "Chicken Brothers" along with Nigel E. Richardson, Alun Harries, Glen Warminger and Steve Higgins; they earned the name at Novacon 14 when Linda Krawecke found the quintet delving gloomily into a big bucket of fried chicken.
- Drumming the Beating Heart [1986]
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