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David V. Barrett is a British [[fan]] and sociologist of religion who has widely written on topics pertaining to new religious movements.
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David V. Barrett is a British [[fan]] and sociologist of religion who has written widely on topics pertaining to new religious movements, or ''A Brief History of Secret Societies: The Hidden Powers of Clandestine Organizations and Elites from the Ancient World to the Present Day'' (2007).
  
He was on the committee for the [[Sou'Wester]] [[Eastercon]] and edited ''[[Vector]]'', the critical journal of the [[British Science Fiction Association]] in the late 1980s, and organized and chaired the [[Arthur C. Clarke Award]] for three years.
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He was the editor of ''[[Vector]]'', the critical journal of the [[British Science Fiction Association]] in 1985–9 (#126 to 150; he wrote a longish reminiscence in the editorial of the last, "celebratory" issue). He also organized the [[Arthur C. Clarke Award]], chairing the jury in 1993–5. He was on the committee of the [[Sou'Wester]] ([[Eastercon]] 1994).  He published several short stories and [[review]]ed SFF for ''Independent, Times Literary Supplement, New Scientist, New Statesman, Fortean Times'' and others.
 
 
He has written ''A Brief History of Secret Societies: The Hidden Powers of Clandestine Organizations and Elites from the Ancient World to the Present Day'' (2007).
 
  
 
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Revision as of 12:24, 16 October 2023

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David V. Barrett is a British fan and sociologist of religion who has written widely on topics pertaining to new religious movements, or A Brief History of Secret Societies: The Hidden Powers of Clandestine Organizations and Elites from the Ancient World to the Present Day (2007).

He was the editor of Vector, the critical journal of the British Science Fiction Association in 1985–9 (#126 to 150; he wrote a longish reminiscence in the editorial of the last, "celebratory" issue). He also organized the Arthur C. Clarke Award, chairing the jury in 1993–5. He was on the committee of the Sou'Wester (Eastercon 1994). He published several short stories and reviewed SFF for Independent, Times Literary Supplement, New Scientist, New Statesman, Fortean Times and others.

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