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| − | + | Adrienne Martine Barnes nee Hicks was a writer and costumer. In 1979 she attempted to start [[Costume-Mania]], a costuming weekend which was unsuccessful, but was an inspiration for [[Costume-Con]]. Besides who own novels, she collaborated with [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]] and [[Diana Paxson]]. She was a member of [[Almack's Society for Heyer Criticism]]. | |
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* 1985 -- [[LASTCon T'ree]] | * 1985 -- [[LASTCon T'ree]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:52, 5 October 2021
(January 19, 1942 -- July 20, 2015)
Adrienne Martine Barnes nee Hicks was a writer and costumer. In 1979 she attempted to start Costume-Mania, a costuming weekend which was unsuccessful, but was an inspiration for Costume-Con. Besides who own novels, she collaborated with Marion Zimmer Bradley and Diana Paxson. She was a member of Almack's Society for Heyer Criticism.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1985 -- LASTCon T'ree
| Person | 1942—2015 |
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