Dmitri de Woronin
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Dmitri de Woronin was a fan from Southern Rhodesia active in the 1940s.
In a letter published in Futurian War Digest #24 (November 1942), replying to a letter from J. Michael Rosenblum dated April 1940, he said he'd been away on military service for two years, 'So now I've done Cape to Cairo by road with the exception of the Asmara - Cairo stretch'. As a result, 'Haven't done any reading for years. There are Astoundings and Unknowns for 1940 waiting to be read. The Weird Tales are still coming...'.
de Woronin published some poetry 'in the Salisbury Paper' which was non-genre.
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