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Victoria Vayne is a [[Canadian]] [[SF]] [[fan]] writer and editor. | Victoria Vayne is a [[Canadian]] [[SF]] [[fan]] writer and editor. | ||
| − | She was the editor of ''[[Simulacrum]]'' and ''[[Non Sequitur]]'', and co-editor, with [[Taral Wayne]], of [[DNQ (Vayne)]] . She edited [[Typo (Macdonald | + | She was the editor of ''[[Simulacrum]]'' and ''[[Non Sequitur]]'', and co-editor, with [[Taral Wayne]], of [[DNQ (Vayne)]] . She edited [[Typo (Macdonald)|Typo]] with [[Taral Wayne]]. She helped organize [[A Women's Apa]]. |
Vayne also edited ''[[Fanthology 76]]'', a collection of writing and art published in fanzines in 1976. It was a 100 page mimeographed publication, released in 1977. | Vayne also edited ''[[Fanthology 76]]'', a collection of writing and art published in fanzines in 1976. It was a 100 page mimeographed publication, released in 1977. | ||
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Victoria Vayne is a Canadian SF fan writer and editor.
She was the editor of Simulacrum and Non Sequitur, and co-editor, with Taral Wayne, of DNQ . She edited Typo with Taral Wayne. She helped organize A Women's Apa.
Vayne also edited Fanthology 76, a collection of writing and art published in fanzines in 1976. It was a 100 page mimeographed publication, released in 1977.
She was one of the organizers of Chromecon.
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