Difference between revisions of "Caroline Mullan"
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| − | A British fan involved in fandom for 30+ years, partner of [[Brian Ameringen]]. On the [[BECCON '87]] and [[Follycon (2018)]] committees. and UK Worldcon area head. She published the newszine [[The Intermediate Reptile]], the presentation [[A Short Visual History of British Fandom]] and the e-book [[Reflections in the Shards]] in 2015. | + | A British fan involved in fandom for 30+ years, partner of [[Brian Ameringen]]. On the [[BECCON '87]] and [[Follycon (2018)]] committees. and UK Worldcon area head. She published the newszine ''[[The Intermediate Reptile]]'', the presentation [[A Short Visual History of British Fandom]] and the e-book [[Reflections in the Shards]] in 2015. |
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Revision as of 08:04, 22 December 2020
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A British fan involved in fandom for 30+ years, partner of Brian Ameringen. On the BECCON '87 and Follycon committees. and UK Worldcon area head. She published the newszine The Intermediate Reptile, the presentation A Short Visual History of British Fandom and the e-book Reflections in the Shards in 2015.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 2015 -- Dysprosium
- 2016 -- Fantastika 2016
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