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| − | A communal house in [[Berkeley]] from the 1970s through the present. People who have lived there at one time or another include: [[Diana L. Paxson]], [[Ian Grey]], [[Elizabeth Grey]], [[Nancy Giese]], [[Jon DeCles]], [[Tracy Blackstone Zimmer]], [[Fiona L. Zimmer]], [[Dan Ellis]], [[Paul Edwin Zimmer]], [[Marion Zimmer | + | A communal house in [[Berkeley]] from the 1970s through the present. People who have lived there at one time or another include: [[Diana L. Paxson]], [[Ian Grey]], [[Elizabeth Grey]], [[Nancy Giese]], [[Jon DeCles]], [[Tracy Blackstone Zimmer]], [[Fiona L. Zimmer]], [[Dan Ellis]], [[Paul Edwin Zimmer]], [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]], [[David Bradley]], and [[Patric Kelson]]. |
''Greyhaven'' was also the title of a [[fantasy]] anthology which included several members of the group. | ''Greyhaven'' was also the title of a [[fantasy]] anthology which included several members of the group. | ||
Revision as of 00:11, 3 November 2020
A communal house in Berkeley from the 1970s through the present. People who have lived there at one time or another include: Diana L. Paxson, Ian Grey, Elizabeth Grey, Nancy Giese, Jon DeCles, Tracy Blackstone Zimmer, Fiona L. Zimmer, Dan Ellis, Paul Edwin Zimmer, Marion Zimmer Bradley, David Bradley, and Patric Kelson.
Greyhaven was also the title of a fantasy anthology which included several members of the group.
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