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| + | '''Tom Springer''', a [[Vancouver]] [[fan]], was nominated as Best New [[Fanzine]] Fan in the [[1998 FAAn Awards]]. He ran for [[TAFF]] in 2001 against [[Victor Gonzalez]], the winner. | ||
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| + | *''[[Baloney]]'' (with [[Arnie Katz]]) | ||
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| + | *''[[Nine Lines Each]]'' (with [[Ken Forman]], [[John Hardin]] and [[Ben Wilson]]) | ||
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Revision as of 12:08, 28 December 2020
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Tom Springer, a Vancouver fan, was nominated as Best New Fanzine Fan in the 1998 FAAn Awards. He ran for TAFF in 2001 against Victor Gonzalez, the winner.
- Baloney (with Arnie Katz)
- Brodie [mid-1990s]
- Nine Lines Each (with Ken Forman, John Hardin and Ben Wilson)
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