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'''Jeremy G. Byrne''', an [[Australian]] [[fan]], was a founder and co-editor of ''[[Eidolon]]''. Administrator of the [[eidolist]] and Australian [[SF]] website sf.org.au. He began his [[fannish]] career in [[Perth]] and later moved to [[Melbourne]]. | '''Jeremy G. Byrne''', an [[Australian]] [[fan]], was a founder and co-editor of ''[[Eidolon]]''. Administrator of the [[eidolist]] and Australian [[SF]] website sf.org.au. He began his [[fannish]] career in [[Perth]] and later moved to [[Melbourne]]. | ||
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Revision as of 05:44, 25 November 2021
(November 4, 1964 – November 25, 2021)
Jeremy G. Byrne, an Australian fan, was a founder and co-editor of Eidolon. Administrator of the eidolist and Australian SF website sf.org.au. He began his fannish career in Perth and later moved to Melbourne.
He was a member of the committee that ran The Festival of the Imagination in 1992.
| Person | 1964—2021 |
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