Difference between revisions of "Warren Norwood"
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[[Pro]] writer, member of [[SFWA]]. He wrote at least 13 novels, most of them in the 1980s, including the The Windhover Tapes series. | [[Pro]] writer, member of [[SFWA]]. He wrote at least 13 novels, most of them in the 1980s, including the The Windhover Tapes series. | ||
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* 1982 -- [[ConQuesT 3]] | * 1982 -- [[ConQuesT 3]] | ||
* 1983 -- [[TM]] at [[Roc*Kon 8]] | * 1983 -- [[TM]] at [[Roc*Kon 8]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:19, 10 February 2020
(1945 -- June 3, 2005)
Pro writer, member of SFWA. He wrote at least 13 novels, most of them in the 1980s, including the The Windhover Tapes series.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1982 -- ConQuesT 3
- 1983 -- TM at Roc*Kon 8
- 1991 -- OKon '91
| Person | 1945—2005 |
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