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• Bruce-sterling
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Sterling]]
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• Bruce-yerke
  #REDIRECT [[T. Bruce Yerke]]
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• Steve-bruce
  #REDIRECT [[Steve Bruce]]
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• Bruce Townley
  '''Bruce Townley''' is an American [[fan]] and [[fanartist]]. He was active in [[fan ...was crude, undeniably, but it at least ofttimes showed a certain wit that Bruce, alas, lacks entirely. Why, then, does Townley warrant distribution?
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• Bruce Adelsohn
  '''Bruce Adelsohn''' was a [[New York]]-area [[filker]]. He [[chaired]] [[Contata 3]
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• Bruce Holt
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• Bruce Berry
  #REDIRECT [[D. Bruce Berry]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Bruce Boston
  '''Bruce David Boston''' is a [[Florida]]-based [[sf]] author and [[poet]]. He has b
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• Bruce Evry
  '''Bruce Evry''', a [[Maryland]] [[fan]], founded the [[FanTek]] [[club]] in 1981. A Bruce suffered a hemorrhagic stroke in October 2015.
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• Bruce Mai
  Bruce Mai is a [[costuming]] [[fan]] and historian of costuming. He is married t
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• Bruce Briant
  '''Bruce Charles Briant''' was an [[LA]] [[fan]] and [[costumer]]. He was a member [https://obituaries.neptunesociety.com/obituaries/tempe-az/bruce-briant-10307257 Obituary. ]
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• Bruce Gaffron
  '''Bruce Gaffron''' was a [[UK]] [[fan]] and [[fanartist]] from [[London]] active in
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• Bruce Henstell
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• Bruce Bethke
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• Bruce Arthurs
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce D. Arthurs]]
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• Bruce Burn
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• Bruce Coulson
  Born into [[fandom]], '''Bruce Coulson''' was the son of [[BNF]]s [[Buck Coulson|Buck]] and [[Juanita Coul Bruce grew up in Hartford, [[Indiana]], and later lived in [[Columbus]], [[Ohio]]
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• Bruce Coville
  [[File:Bruce Coville -2.jpg|thumb|Photo by Mark Olson]] Bruce Farrington Coville is an author of young adult fiction who was first publis
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• Bruce Dane
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• Bruce Farr
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• Bruce Gillespie
  [[File:Bruce Gillespie (2010). Thanks to Mike Ward..jpg|thumb|right|Bruce Gillespie (2010). Thanks to Mike Ward.]] ...Commentary]]''. In 2004, [[Irwin Hirsh]] published the ''[[The Incompleat Bruce Gillespie]]''. ''SF Commentary'' was nominated for the [[1972 Best Fanzine
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• Bruce Gillispie
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Gillespie]]
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• Bruce Holland
  Bruce Holland is a write who won a [[Nebula Award]] in 1996.
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• Bruce Jensen
  Bruce Jensen is a US illustrator who has created book covers for SF authors such
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• Bruce Miller
  Bruce Miller is a [[Denver]]-area [[fan]] and [[conrunner]]. He chaired [[MileHi
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• Bruce Newrock
  Bruce Newrock is a New Jersey [[fan]] married to fellow fan [[Flo Newrock]]. Wit
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• Bruce Pelz
  [[File:BPelz.jpeg|thumb|left|Bruce Pelz at [[Funcon]], 1968.]] '''Bruce Edward Pelz''' (aka '''The Elephant''' and '''Brucifer'''), a [[Los Angeles
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• Bruce Robbins
  '''Bruce Robbins''', a [[fan]] from Stamford, [[Vermont]], was a member of the [[Pro
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• Bruce Schneier
  '''Bruce Schneier''' is a [[fan]] living in [[Boston]]. He [[published]] the [[fanzi
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• Bruce Sterling
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• Bruce Yerke
  #REDIRECT [[T. Bruce Yerke]]
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• Bruce Pennington
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• Steve Bruce
  Steve Bruce was winner of the [[Ken McIntyre Award]] in 1978.
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• Bruce Elliott
  '''Bruce Walter Gardner Lively Stacy Elliott''', a [[New York]] [[pro]], wrote [[fan
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• The Incompleat Bruce Gillespie
  ...nish writing, compiled by [[Irwin Hirsh]] as a fund-raiser for the [[Bring Bruce Bayside]] [[fan fund]] in June 2004.
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• Bring-bruce-bayside
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Gillespie#Bring Bruce Bayside]]
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• T. Bruce Yerke
  [[File:T. Bruce Yerke (1940s). Courtesy of Rob Hansen.jpg|thumb|right|'''T. Bruce Yerke (1940s)'''. ''Courtesy of [[Rob Hansen]]''.]] '''Theodore Bruce Albrecht Yerke''', [[nicknamed]] '''Tubby''' or, in [[Esperanto]], '''Toboj
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• Bruce Richard Gillespie
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Gillespie]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Bruce R. Gillespie
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Gillespie]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Incompleat Bruce Gillespie
  #REDIRECT [[The Incompleat Bruce Gillespie]]
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• Bruce A. McMenomy
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• Bruce D. Arthurs
  Bruce D. Arthurs is a [[fanzine]] fan who edited ''[[Fanthology '75]]''. He was
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• The-incompleat-bruce-gillespie
  #REDIRECT [[The Incompleat Bruce Gillespie]]
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• T-bruce-yerke
  #REDIRECT [[T. Bruce Yerke]]
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• Incompleat-bruce-gillespie
  #REDIRECT [[The Incompleat Bruce Gillespie]]
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• H-bruce-franklin
  #REDIRECT [[H. Bruce Franklin]]
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• D-bruce-berry
  #REDIRECT [[D. Bruce Berry]]
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• H. Bruce Franklin
  Howard Bruce Franklin, known as H. Bruce Franklin, is an American cultural historian who has authored or edited seve
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• D. Bruce Berry
  '''Douglas Bruce Berry''' was an [[SF fan]] for most of his life. He was a self-taught artis ...ps://www.tcj.com/the-strange-case-of-d-bruce-berry/ “The Strange Case of D Bruce Berry,”] a long article on his life by Steven Brower, ''The Comics Journa
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• Bruce-d-arthurs
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce D. Arthurs]]
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• Bring Bruce Bayside
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Gillespie#Bring Bruce Bayside]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Bring Bruce Bayside Bulletin
  ...nd [[Arnie Katz]] for the [[Bring Bruce Bayside]] [[fan fund]] to bring [[Bruce Gillespie]] to [[Corflu 22]] and [[Potlatch 14]] 2005.
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• Bruce E. Durocher II
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• Bruce-e-durocher-ii
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce E. Durocher II]]
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• Bring-bruce-bayside-bulletin
  #REDIRECT [[Bring Bruce Bayside Bulletin]]
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• Bruce-coville
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Coville]]
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• Bruce-dane
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Dane]]
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• Bruce-farr
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Farr]]
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• Bruce-gillespie
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Gillespie]]
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• Bruce-gillispie
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Gillespie]]
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• Bruce-henstell
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Henstell]]
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• Bruce-holland
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Holland]]
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• Bruce-jensen
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Jensen]]
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• Bruce-miller
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Miller]]
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• Bruce-newrock
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Newrock]]
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• Bruce-pelz
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Pelz]]
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• Bruce-pennington
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Pennington]]
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• Bruce-robbins
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Robbins]]
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• Bruce-schneier
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Schneier]]
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• Bruce-sterling
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Sterling]]
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• Steve-bruce
  #REDIRECT [[Steve Bruce]]
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• The-elephant
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Pelz]]
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• The-tower
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Pelz]]
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• Tower-publications
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Pelz]]
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• Vincent-omniaveritas
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Sterling]]
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• Ellik-Jacobs Memorial Wine & Cheese Party
  An annual invitational party hosted by [[Bruce Pelz|Bruce]] and [[Dian Pelz]] beginning in the late 60s. ...ng February, in honor of Ellik and [[Lee Jacobs|Jacobs]], it was hosted by Bruce and Dian Pelz without fatal incident and they continued to host it in their
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• Bruce-arthurs
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce D. Arthurs]]
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• Bruce-d-arthurs
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce D. Arthurs]]
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• Bruce-yerke
  #REDIRECT [[T. Bruce Yerke]]
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• Carlton-j-fassbeinder
  #REDIRECT [[T. Bruce Yerke]]
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• Carlton-j-fassbinder
  #REDIRECT [[T. Bruce Yerke]]
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• D-bruce-berry
  #REDIRECT [[D. Bruce Berry]]
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• H-bruce-franklin
  #REDIRECT [[H. Bruce Franklin]]
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• Incompleat-bruce-gillespie
  #REDIRECT [[The Incompleat Bruce Gillespie]]
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• T-bruce-yerke
  #REDIRECT [[T. Bruce Yerke]]
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• The-incompleat-bruce-gillespie
  #REDIRECT [[The Incompleat Bruce Gillespie]]
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• Bring-bruce-bayside-bulletin
  #REDIRECT [[Bring Bruce Bayside Bulletin]]
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• Bruce-e-durocher-ii
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce E. Durocher II]]
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• Corflu 22
  The [[Bring Bruce Bayside]] [[fan fund]] brought [[Bruce Gillespie]] to Corflu 22 and [[Potlatch 14]]. [[Wm. Breiding]] was also bro
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• TusCon 33
  ...[GoHs]] were [[Emma Bull]] and [[Will Shetterly]], [[FGoh]]s [[Bruce Wiley|Bruce]] and [[Peggy Wiley]] with [[TM]] [[Ed Bryant]]. Other guests were [[Gary
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• Elayne Pelz
  ...974. She assumed leadership of [[Conagerie]], the 2002 [[Westercon]], upon Bruce's death, and the [[con]] was held successfully. She [[chaired]] [[Loscon 2
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• Irwin Hirsh
  ...and compiled ''[[The Incompleat Bruce Gillespie]]'' as part of the [[Bring Bruce Bayside]] [[fan fund]] campaign. He was an initial editor of ''[[Thyme]]''
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• Baton Rouge, LA
  [[Bill Bruce]]
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• Cheryl Evry
  ...]], was part of the [[FanTek]] [[club]], founded in 1981 by her husband, [[Bruce Evry]]. For over 20 years, the Evrys hosted [[EveCon]] and [[CastleCon]] in ...th, reporting regularly to friends via [https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/bruce.evry Caring Bridge.] She is a Polar Ground System Engineer at NOAA.
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• Boskone 45
  ...[Official Artist]] was [[Dean Morrissey]], and the [[Special Guest]] was [[Bruce Coville]]. It was [[chaired]] by [[Gay Ellen Dennett]], the [[Featured Fil ...[[Boskone Book]] was ''The One Right Thing'', a collection of stories by [[Bruce Coville]].
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• 1988 Best Novelette Hugo
  * "Flowers of Edo" by [[Bruce Sterling]] [''[[Asimov's]]'' May 1987] * "Dream Baby" by [[Bruce McAllister]] [''[[Asimov's]]'' Oct 1987; ''In the Field of Fire'', 1987]
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• Bruce Arthurs
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce D. Arthurs]]
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• Bruce Yerke
  #REDIRECT [[T. Bruce Yerke]]
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• Carlton J. Fassbinder
  #REDIRECT [[T. Bruce Yerke]]
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• Incompleat Bruce Gillespie
  #REDIRECT [[The Incompleat Bruce Gillespie]]
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• Bruce Berry
  #REDIRECT [[D. Bruce Berry]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• H. Bruce Franklin
  Howard Bruce Franklin, known as H. Bruce Franklin, is an American cultural historian who has authored or edited seve
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• Bruce Gillispie
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Gillespie]]
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• The Elephant
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Pelz]]
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• Tower
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Pelz]]
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• Vincent Omniaveritas
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Sterling]]
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• Bruce R. Gillespie
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Gillespie]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Bruce Richard Gillespie
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Gillespie]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• The Year of Living Frantically
  A 12-page [[one-shot]] published in August 2004 by [[Bruce Gillespie]] documenting problems with his house.
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• Steve Bruce
  Steve Bruce was winner of the [[Ken McIntyre Award]] in 1978.
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• Bruce Coulson
  Born into [[fandom]], '''Bruce Coulson''' was the son of [[BNF]]s [[Buck Coulson|Buck]] and [[Juanita Coul Bruce grew up in Hartford, [[Indiana]], and later lived in [[Columbus]], [[Ohio]]
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• Smurfcon
  ...ntion]] for [[con-runners]] run several times in the [[Phoenix]] area by [[Bruce Farr]] under the auspices of [[CASFS]].
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• Kisses Sweeter than Cactus
  An [[apazine]] of [[Bruce Gillespie]] for [[ANZAPA]]
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• Notes of a Naif Son
  An [[apazine]] of [[Bruce Gillespie]] for [[ANZAPA]]
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• The Pond, the Puddle and Piccadilly
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Pelz]].
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• Wordy-Gurdy
  An [[apazine]] of [[Bruce Gillespie]] for [[ANZAPA]]
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• Deep Nose
  A [[one-shot]] [[fanzine]] published in January 1975 by [[Bruce D. Arthurs]].
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• Scientifooey Mag
  A [[one-shot]] [[fanzine]] published by [[T. Bruce Yerke]] in September, 1937.
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• Maw
  A fanzine published by [[Bruce Farr]].
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• Bruce Holland
  Bruce Holland is a write who won a [[Nebula Award]] in 1996.
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• View Two
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Townley]].
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• The Marshian Chronicles
  An [[apazine]] of [[Bruce Gillespie]]
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• Esoterique
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Henstell]] and [[Bill Martin]].
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• Esoteric
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Henstell]].
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• FanTek
  Aka '''Fantasy Teknicks''', a [[club]] founded by [[Bruce Evry]] in 1981 in Aberdeen, MD. It hosted [[EveCon]] around New Year's Eve Events outside of the [[conventions]] commonly occurred at Bruce and [[Cheryl Evry]]’s home, often known as the "FanTek House." During the
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• The Art of Making Enemies in Fandom
  A one-shot [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce D. Arthurs]] in 1977 containing his [[GoH speech]] from [[MileHiCon 9]]
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• Menace of the LASFS
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Ted Johnstone]], [[Bruce Pelz]], [[Heath Row]] and others which provided "The complete and unexpurga 37 V7.1 || December 28, 1961 || 6 || [[Bruce Pelz]] ||
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• Eto CpoyHo
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Bruce Pelz]] for [[APA-F]].
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• Jeff Douglas
  A joint [[penname]] of [[Andy Offutt]] and [[D. Bruce Berry]].
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• Compos'd Heap
  An [[apazine]] published for [[CRAP]] by [[Bruce Pelz]].
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• Topee or Not Topee
  A [[one-off]] for [[OMPA]] published in 1961 by [[Bruce Burn]], [[George Locke]], [[Ted Forsyth]], [[Joe Patrizio]], and [[ATom]].
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• Interiorcon
  [[Interiorcon V]] || November 8-9, 1997 || [[Bruce Sterling]], André Carneiro, Vagner Vargas
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• Everything
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Bruce Pelz]] for [[SFPA]].
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• A Fanzine for Bjohn
  ...rating the wedding of [[John Trimble]] and [[Bjo McCarthy]] published by [[Bruce Pelz]] in June 1960.
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• Invisible Whistling Bunyip
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Bruce Gillespie]] in [[Australia]] for [[APA-45]]
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• Iguanacon Blues Redux
  A [[one-shot]] [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce D. Arthurs]] discussing [[Iguanacon]], the 1978 [[Worldcon]]. (See also [[
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• Bruce Gillespie
  [[File:Bruce Gillespie (2010). Thanks to Mike Ward..jpg|thumb|right|Bruce Gillespie (2010). Thanks to Mike Ward.]] ...Commentary]]''. In 2004, [[Irwin Hirsh]] published the ''[[The Incompleat Bruce Gillespie]]''. ''SF Commentary'' was nominated for the [[1972 Best Fanzine
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• Tantrum
  A [[perzine]] published by [[Bruce Pelz]].
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• Raving Paranoid Fascist
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce D. Arthurs]].
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• Shark-Infested Custard
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Gillespie]].
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• Harry Harrison Award for Promoting Science Fiction Internationally
  1983 ||[[Bruce Gillespie]]
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• The Tower
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• Tower Publications
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• BRG
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• BRUNSFFA
  ...974) which met monthly. Leaders in the mid-70s included [[Judy Krupp]], [[Bruce Newrock]] and [[Flo Newrock]].
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• Dreegh
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce A. Fredstrom]] of Eugene, OR.
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• Canrad 'Vinnie' Naptar
  #redirect[[Bruce Townley]]
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• Carlton J. Fassbeinder
  #REDIRECT [[T. Bruce Yerke]]
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• Elephant
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Pelz]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Tubby
  #REDIRECT [[T. Bruce Yerke]]
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• Fywert Kinge
  #REDIRECT [[T. Bruce Yerke]]
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• Tobojo
  #REDIRECT [[T. Bruce Yerke]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Haut Ton
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Pelz]] for the Friends of the English Regency. While [[fannish]], it wasn't
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• The Disused Yeti
  A ''[[Doctor Who]]'' [[fanzine]] edited by [[Bruce Robinson]] and [[Robert Franks]]
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• Torture-Murder Pictorial
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Shults]] and [[John Wooley]].
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• Fanthology 75
  A [[fanthology]] of the best [[fan writing]] of 1975 published in 1977 by [[Bruce Arthurs]].
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• Eternity Award
  2019 ||[[Bruce Gillespie]] ||Fifty-Two years of [[fanac]]
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• Wastelands
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce E. Brown]] of Ottawa, Canada.
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• Finncon 1995
  [[Finncon]] 1995 was held in 1995. GoH [[Bruce Sterling]], [[Vonda McIntyre]], [[Storm Constantine]]
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• Brucifer
  #REDIRECT [[Bruce Pelz]] [[Category:redirect]]
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• Growler
  An [[apazine]] produced by [[Bruce Arthurs]] for [[CHAPS]].
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• Question Mark
  [[Fanzine]] edited by [[Bruce Heron]] and [[Kevin Wheelahan]].
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• A Trip to Hell
  A [[one-shot]] [[perzine]] published by [[Robert Jennings]] and [[D. Bruce Berry]] describing a [[feud]] and [[lawsuit]] which soured Berry on [[fando See the article on [[D. Bruce Berry]] for links to some outside articles on the affair.
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• BEP
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• The Bedside Fassbeinder
  A 40-page, [[one-shot]] [[fanzine]] published in 1944 by [[T. Bruce Yerke]] under the [[penname]] of [[Carlton J. Fassbeinder]].
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• The Purple Pastures
  ...Rosemary Hickey]], [[Ruth Berman]], [[Jack Harness]], [[Ted Johnstone]], [[Bruce Pelz]], [[F. M. Busby]], [[Lewis J. Grant, Jr.]], [[Bjo Trimble]], [[Earl K
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• Supersonic Snail
  An [[apazine]] of [[Bruce Gillespie]] for [[ANZAPA]].
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• Denfen Droppings
  A [[fanzine]] (described by [[Bruce Townley]] as an "offset [[crudzine]]") published by [[Fred B. Goldstein]] o
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• The Willis Papers
  ...[[Taj]] and [[Bruce Pelz]], with Ted subsequently acting as [[editor]] and Bruce as publisher on reissuing [[The Enchanted Duplicator|THE ENCHANTED DUPLICAT
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• AggieCon XXX
  ...held in College Station, TX, during March 25–28, 1999. The [[GoHs]] were [[Bruce Sterling]], [[Larry Elmore]], Nigel Bennett, and Ted Raimi.
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• Melbourne Science Fiction Club Achievement Award
  1971 ||[[Bruce Gillespie]]
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• Fan Tarot Deck Progress Report
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Pelz]]. It reported progress on his [[Fan Tarot Deck]] project.
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• Tower Comics
  A 44-page, [[one-shot]] [[fanzine]] published in March 1964 by [[Bruce Pelz]] and [[Dian Pelz]]. It was labelled #1, but there does not seem to h
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• Karen Cooper
  With her then-husband, [[Bruce Schneier]], Karen was nominated for the [[2000 Best Related Book Hugo]] for * ''[[Minicon 34 Restaurant Guide]]'' (with [[Bruce Schneier]])
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• ISL
  ...]] and [[s-f fandom]]. It was founded in May 1962, and members included [[Bruce Pelz]], [[Ed Cox]], [[Al Lewis]], [[Fred Patten]], [[Roy Tackett]], [[Harry ...l by acquiring the fanzine collections of [[Ron Ellik]] and [[Ed Cox]]. [[Bruce Pelz]] was the curator of the collection, but it turned out there really wa
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• Coastcon 31
  ...13, 2008. GoH Gigi Edgley, [[David Gerrold]], Rudy Scott Nelson, Robert C. Bruce, Jr., Diane Galloway
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• ConSeal
  ...994 at the Dorint Hotel in Eindoven, [[Netherlands]]. [[Author GoH]] was [[Bruce Sterling]] and [[Fan GoH]] was [[Tais Teng]].
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• Cyberpunk
  ...s]] to describe a school of [[SF]] that arose in the 1980s with works by [[Bruce Sterling]], [[William Gibson]] and [[John Shirley]]. [[Bruce Bethke]] coined the word as the title of his 1983 short story in ''[[Amazin
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• RAILS
  Members included [[Donald W. Anderson]], [[Bruce Robbins]].
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• Diversicon 2
  ...was held August 12-14, 1994 in [[St. Paul, MN]]. [[GoHs]] were Paul Park, Bruce Hyde, and Sybil Smith.
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• Ramblings
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Schneier]].
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• Journal of Omphalistic Epistemology
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Gillespie]] and [[John Foyster]] in [[Australia]].
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• Good Night, Sweet Prince
  An 8-page [[apazine]] published in October 1989 by [[Bruce Gillespie]] for [[ANZAPA]].
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• 2002
  May 9th ||[[Bruce Pelz]] dies.
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• Meet
  ..., [[one-shot]] [[apazine]] published for [[OMPA]] mailing #20 in 1959 by [[Bruce Burn]] of [[New Zealand]].
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• Collingwood Capers
  An [[apazine]] of [[Bruce Gillespie]] for [[ANZAPA]].
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• Selected Writings of Lee Jacobs
  ...]] [[fanthology]] of the writings of [[Lee Jacobs]] published in 1968 by [[Bruce Pelz]].
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• F-Words
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Bruce D. Arthurs]] for [[FAPA]].
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• Interiorcon V
  ...ember 8-9, 1997 at the Colégio Anchieta in Sumaré SP, Brazil. [[GoHs]]: [[Bruce Sterling]], André Carneiro, [[AGoH]]: Vagner Vargas.
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• Costume-Con 18
  [[Costume-Con]] 18 was held in 2000. It was co-chaired by [[Bruce Briant]], [[Kate Morgenstern]], and [[Bridget Landry]].
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• Bruce Miller
  Bruce Miller is a [[Denver]]-area [[fan]] and [[conrunner]]. He chaired [[MileHi
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• Worldcon Heritage Organization
  ...over caring for the various [[Worldcon]] exhibits originally created by [[Bruce Pelz]] for [[Noreascon 3]]. The first president of [[WHO]] is [[Mary Morma
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• I Palantir
  ...f the Ring]], it was the first Tolkien [[fanzine]]. It was published by [[Bruce Pelz]] and [[edited]] by [[Ted Johnstone]] and Pelz, with four issues betwe 1 ||August 1960 ||17 ||Edited by [[Bruce Pelz]] and [[Ted Johnstone]]
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• Staggerwing
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce D. Arthurs]] for [[FAPA]].
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• Akon 2
  ..., 1974 at the Camelot Motor Inn in Weatherford, CT. It was organized by [[Bruce Newrock]] and [[Flo Newrock]].
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• Akon III
  ..., 1975 at the Camelot Motor Inn in Weatherford, CT. It was organized by [[Bruce Newrock]] and [[Flo Newrock]].
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• Bruce Adelsohn
  '''Bruce Adelsohn''' was a [[New York]]-area [[filker]]. He [[chaired]] [[Contata 3]
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• 1978 Campbell Award
  * [[Bruce Sterling]]
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• Nora Mai
  ...ming]] [[fan]] and historian of costuming. She is married to fellow fan [[Bruce Mai]].
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• Bruce Mai
  Bruce Mai is a [[costuming]] [[fan]] and historian of costuming. He is married t
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• Paul Anderson
  ...fan]] who was active in [[ANZAPA]] in the 70s and as a book reviewer for [[Bruce Gillespie]]. He co-founded [[eMergent Publishing]].
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• Stobcler
  In ''[[Glamdring]]'' 7, [[Bruce Pelz]] catalogued the 23 pp of ninth [[mailing]] (April 1968) and wrote: * [[Bruce Pelz]] – ''[[Rider's Shrine]]''
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• CHAPS
  * [[Bruce D. Arthurs]] -- ''[[Growler]]''
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• CopperCon 4
  ...w Sucharitkul]], [[Fan GoH]]: [[Samuel Konkin III]]. It was chaired by [[Bruce Farr]].
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• Edmund Crispin
  Edmund Crispin was a pseudonym of Robert Bruce Montgomery, a British editor who produced the ''Best SF'' anthologies and o
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• Sonic Screwdriver
  Editors have included [[Bruce Barnes]], [[Marco Cappiello]], [[Ian A. Chapman]], [[David J. Richardson]],
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• Mystery God ConFusion
  ...anuary 19-21, 2001. [[GoHs]]: [[Sarah Zettel]], [[Carla Speed McNeil]], [[Bruce Schneier]] and [[Tom Barber]]. [[Toastmaster]]: [[Katherine Becker]]. [[C
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• Phiz
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Townley]].
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• Chattacon XXXI
  ...oHs]] were [[L. E. Modesitt]], [[Michael Gear]], [[Theresa Mather]], and [[Bruce Bethke]]. [[Wendy Webb]] was the [[toastmaster]].
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• MileHiCon 14
  ...in [[Denver, CO]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Ed Bryant]], [[Kelly Freas]], and [[Bruce Dane]]. The [[chairman]] was [[Gail Barton]], and the [[toastmaster]] was
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• Treasure
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Bruce Gillespie]] for [[ANZAPA]]
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• LepreCon 1
  ...rry Niven]]. Membership was 291. The [[LepreCon]] history reports that [[Bruce Pelz]] served as [[toastmaster]] after [[David Gerrold]] was a no-show.
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• Albacon 2019
  ...eptember 13-15, 2019 at the Ramada Plaza in Albany, NY. The [[GoH]] was [[Bruce Coville]].
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• Coventranian Gazette
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Pelz]] about [[Coventry]].
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• MileHiCon 9
  ...n Airport Inn in [[Denver, CO]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Roger Zelazny]] and [[Bruce D. Arthurs]]. It was [[chaired]] by [[Doris D. Beetem]], and the [[toastma
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• Mirage
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Howard Taylor (Fan)]] and [[Bill Bruce]].
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• Exoticon 4
  ...n [[Metairie, LA ]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Steven Brust]], [[Neil Gaiman]], Bruce Campbell, and The Morpheus Company .
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• Oblong
  A [[fanzine]] edited by [[Bruce Townley]].
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• Question Mark?
  (Did you mean a [[Question Mark|Bruce Heron and Kevin Wheelahan fanzine]]?)
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• The Tucker Bag
  ...]]'' was published as part of this. The administrators of the fund were [[Bruce Gillespie]] and [[Jackie Franke]]. Among the items [[auction]]ed for the fund was one of Bob’s socks. [[Bruce Townley]] bought it for $10 in a fundraiser orchestrated by [[Donn Brazier]
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• John Boston
  (Did you mean [[Bruce Boston]], [[Chaz Boston Baden]] or the [[Boston, MA|City of Boston]]?)
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• Phoenix in '88
  A [[bid]] for the [[1988 Westercon]] chaired by [[Terry Gish]] and [[Bruce Farr]]. It opposition was [[Portland in '88]]. Phoenix won and went on to
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• MileHiCon 11
  ...er, CO]]. [[GoHs]]: [[Jack Williamson]], [[Curt Stubbs]], [[Chairman]]: [[Bruce Miller]], [[Toastmaster]]: [[Ed Bryant]].
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• LepreCon 7
  ...]] was [[G. Harry Stine]], the [[Artist GoH]] was [[Alicia Austin]], and [[Bruce Miller]] was [[Fan GoH]]. It was chaired by [[Barry Bard]] and attendance
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• Iguanacon Blues
  A 10-page,[[one-shot]] [[fanzine]] published in August 1978 by [[Bruce D. Arthurs]] discussing the travails of [[Iguanacon]], the 1978 [[Worldcon]
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• Expo '81
  ...'s Fair. Committee: [[Craig Miller]], [[Fred Patten]], [[Bill Warren]], [[Bruce Pelz]], [[Milt Stevens]].
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• Friday Night Inevitable
  ...owing [[Iggy]]. Members included [[Curt Stubbs]], [[Hilde Hildebrand]], [[Bruce Dane]], and [[Gigi Dane]]. Fl. 1978-79.
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• DemiCon 32
  ...] were [[Lettie Prell]], David Pancake, [[Dana Hinterleitner |Dana]] and [[Bruce Hinterleitner]]. [[Susan Leabhart]] and [[Mitch Thompson]] were [[toastmas
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• Con-Fusion
  An umbrella organization set up by [[Bruce Pelz]], [[Chuck Crayne]], and [[Ken Rudolph]] to run [[Project Art Show]] a
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• John Foyster: The Continuum Tribute
  A [[one-shot]] 16-page [[fanzine]] published in October 2003 by [[Bruce Gillespie]]. It is a transcript of the [[John Foyster]] tribute panel at [
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• CopperCon 11
  ..., the [[Artist GoH]] was [[Armand Cabrera]], and the [[Fan GoHs]] were [[Bruce Farr]] & [[Kim Farr]]. It was chaired by [[Doug Cosper]].
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• Lunacon 39
  ...[[Esther Friesner]], [[Stephen Hickman]], and [[Phil Foglio]]. [[FGoH]]: [[Bruce Pelz]]. [[Mark Kennedy]] was the "Origami GoH". [[Chairman]]: [[Ira Donew
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• Mellow
  An [[apazine]] of [[Bruce Gillespie]] for [[ANZAPA]]
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• SCIFI
  A [[club]] founded by a group of cave exploration enthusiasts (the young [[Bruce Pelz]] being prominent among them) at the University of Florida. Around 195
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• Tropicon IX
  ...er 30-December 2, 1990 in [[Dania, FL]]. [[GoHs]]: [[Hal Clement]] and [[Bruce Pelz]]. Chaired by [[Judy Bemis]] & [[Tony Parker]].
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• Lasfapacon
  ...1980 (right before [[Westercon 33]] which was in [[LA]]) at the home of [[Bruce Pelz]] and [[Elayne Pelz]] in Granada Hills, CA. It was a get-together fo
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• Le Viol
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Townley]]. Some issues were included in [[APA-50]] and at least some of th
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• Con*Tretemps 4
  ...N. McIntyre]], the [[AGoh]] was [[Carl Lundgren]], and the [[FGoH]] was [[Bruce Miller]]. [[Rusty Hevelin]] was [[toastmaster]].
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• Arson, Rape and Bloody Murder
  ...oys''', they were, respectively, [[Jack Harness]], [[Ted Johnstone]] and [[Bruce Pelz]], so called ... well...
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• Turkey City Writer's Workshop
  ...in]] when most of the writers involved moved there during the mid-1970s. [[Bruce Sterling]] was one of the youngest members of the workshop when he joined i ...nd [[Dianne Kraft]]. Attendees included: Tuttle, [[Joe Pumilia]], [[Robert Bruce]], [[Joe Hutchinson]], [[Howard Waldrop]], [[Steven Utley]] and [[Tom Reamy
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• Norstrilian Reviews
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[John Foyster]] and [[Bruce Gillespie]].
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• Kubla Khansequences
  ...]: [[Karl Edward Wagner]], [[Artist GoH]]: [[Ron Miller]], [[Fan GoHs]]: [[Bruce Pelz]], [[Elayne Pelz]].
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• ConFusion XXX
  ...as held Jan 23–25, 2004, at the Troy Marriott in [[Troy, MI]]. [[GoHs]]: [[Bruce Sterling]], [[Geri Sullivan]], [[Julie Bell]], and [[Ron Westrum]]. [[Toas
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• Filksong Manual
  A series of four very early [[filk books]] published by [[Bruce Pelz]] between 1965 and 1969. They included lyrics and for the first time,
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• InCon '95
  ...e [[AGoH]] was [[William R. Warren, Jr.]], and the Science [[GoH]] was Joe Bruce. It was chaired by [[Theresa Fears]].
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• Loscon 32
  ...Angeles]]. [[GoHs]]: [[Steven Brust]], Artist: [[Rowena Morrill]], Fan: [[Bruce Farr]]. [[Chaired]] by: [[Karl Lembke]] Theme: "A Space Operetta". Membersh
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• Sweetness and Light
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Gillespie]].
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• Penulticon '77
  ...[[GoH]]s were [[Leigh Brackett]] and [[Fred Pohl]], and the [[FGoH]] was [[Bruce Pelz]]. [[Joanna Russ]] was [[toastmaster]].
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• Bill Bruce
  Bill Bruce was a [[fan]] in the 1960s living in [[Baton Rouge, LA]], and was a member
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• Robert Jennings
  ...gazine of Ramblings]]'', and, bizarrely, ''[[A Trip to Hell]]'' (with [[D. Bruce Berry]]). He was a member of [[N'APA]] and published ''[[A Public Service] * ''[[A Trip to Hell]]'' (with [[D. Bruce Berry]])
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• Chattacon XXIII
  ...tanooga, TN]]. [[GoHs]]: [[Howard Waldrop]], [[Nancy Kress]]. [[AGoH]]: [[Bruce Jensen]]. [[Special Guest]]: [[Terry Bisson]]. Local [[AGoH]]: [[Julie Morg
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• Chattacon XXIV
  ...The [[GoHs]] were [[John Barnes]], [[Barbara Hambly]], [[Bob Eggleton]], [[Bruce Sterling]], [[Diana Sharples]], [[Tom Hammond]]. It was chaired by [[Cindy
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• Karen Townley
  She is [[Bruce Townley]]’s sister, and in 1974, married [[Ted Pauls]], with whom she ope
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• Memoirs of a Superfluous Fan
  A 26-page, [[one-shot]], [[fanzine]] published in May 1944 which was [[T. Bruce Yerke]]'s (unfinished) autobiography. Also known as '''The Old LASFS''', it
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• Readercon 10
  ..., 1998 at the Westborough Marriott in Westborough, MA. The [[GoHs]] were [[Bruce Sterling]] and [[Lisa Goldstein]] and in memoriam [[Leigh Brackett]].
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• WillyCon III
  ...[Wayne, NE]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Julie E. Czerneda]], [[Frank Wu]], and [[Bruce Pfeiffer]] and [[Karen Pfeiffer]].
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• Shadowfax
  (Did you mean a [[Shadowfax|Bruce A. McMenomy fanzine]]?)
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• Gigi Dane
  ...member of the [[Phoenix in '82]] bid. He was married to fellow [[fan]] [[Bruce Dane]].
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• Genericon III
  ...]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Joan Vinge]], [[Dawn Wilson]], [[Jack Dann]], and [[Bruce Evry]].
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• Fannish
  ...|| 28 || Written and edited by [[Terry Carr]] in 1961, but published by [[Bruce Pelz]] in 1964.
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• Fan Photo Gallery
  Originally created by [[Bruce Pelz]] in 1997 for [[Loscon xxiv]] as a surprise for [[Fan GoH]] [[Geri Sul
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• SF Eye
  ...F Eye''''') was a non-fiction quarterly magazine with regular columns by [[Bruce Sterling]], [[Paul Di Filippo]], and [[Richard Kadrey]].
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• Advention 1
  ...ouse in the Adelaide Hills in [[Adelaide, South Australia]]. The GoH was [[Bruce Gillespie]].
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• Bruce Newrock
  Bruce Newrock is a New Jersey [[fan]] married to fellow fan [[Flo Newrock]]. Wit
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• Sercon 5
  ...t Lauderdale Airport Hilton in [[Fort Lauderdale, FL]]. The [[GoH]] was [[Bruce Sterling]].
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• Paradox
  * A [[Paradox (Robbins)|Bruce Robbins fanzine]]
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• HET BPEMЯ
  An [[apazine]] published by [[Bruce Pelz]] for [[APA-L]]. He stated that the title was Russian for "No Time"
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• 14 Bob the Bushel
  ...''[[Hyphen]]''. ''14 Bob the Bushel'' was published in November 1995 by [[Bruce Pelz]] when Shaw was [[GoH]] at [[Loscon 22]]. It was 64 half-sized pages.
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• Loscon 13th
  ...he Pasadena Hilton in [[Pasadena, CA]]. [[GoHs]]: [[John Brunner]], Fan: [[Bruce Pelz]] & [[Elayne Pelz]]. [[Chaired]] by: [[Danise Deckert]]. Membership (t
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• LA in '72
  ...[[Selakejuheualehepaotreupahr]]''! Members included [[Fred Patten]] and [[Bruce Pelz]].
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• The Drinking Readers Entropic Gaming Society of Los Angeles Fandom
  This is a bit confusing. [[Bruce Pelz]] published multiple [[FAPAzine]]s with variations on this title, but
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• 1972 Best Fanzine Hugo
  * ''[[SF Commentary]]'' ed. by [[Bruce Gillespie]]
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• Westercolt
  ...]]: [[Pat Mueller]]; [[Artist GoH]]: [[Rick Sternbach]]. [[Chaired]] by [[Bruce Farr]] and sponsored by [[CASFS]]..
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• MileHiCon 13
  In {{file770 | issue=29 | page=3}}, [[Bruce Miller]] provides a brief [[con report]] which praises the convention for r
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• Con-Version XII
  ...[[Lois McMaster Bujold]] was [[GoH]], [[Len Wein]] was Comic Author Guest, Bruce Hallenback was Media Guest, and Veronica Carlson was Hammer Films. [[Ryah D
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• Continuum 4
  [[Fan GoH]]: [[Bruce Gillespie]]
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• TusCon 20
  ...nd [[Peter L. Manly]]. The con was [[chaired]] by [[Cristi Simila]] and [[Bruce Wiley]]. An at-the-door membership was $25.00.
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• T. Bruce Yerke
  [[File:T. Bruce Yerke (1940s). Courtesy of Rob Hansen.jpg|thumb|right|'''T. Bruce Yerke (1940s)'''. ''Courtesy of [[Rob Hansen]]''.]] '''Theodore Bruce Albrecht Yerke''', [[nicknamed]] '''Tubby''' or, in [[Esperanto]], '''Toboj
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• CRAP
  ...[carbonzine]], ''[[BEM (Meyers)]]'', to four friends. After a visit by [[Bruce Pelz]], he mailed the 22nd ''BEM'' as the first ''CRAP'' [[mailing]] with f * [[Bruce Pelz]] -- ''[[Compos'd Heap]]''
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• Bruce Townley
  '''Bruce Townley''' is an American [[fan]] and [[fanartist]]. He was active in [[fan ...was crude, undeniably, but it at least ofttimes showed a certain wit that Bruce, alas, lacks entirely. Why, then, does Townley warrant distribution?
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• Fan Portrait Gallery
  The '''Fan Portrait Gallery''' was created by [[Bruce Pelz]] in 1997 (and supported by [[SCIFI]]) and first exhibited at [[Loscon ...were taken by [[Stan Burns]], [[David Dyer-Bennet]], [[Mark Olson]], and [[Bruce Pelz]], and photos were subsequently contributed by [[Eve Ackerman]], [[Rob
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• DemiCon 31
  ...[Lettie Prell]], [[David Pancake]], and [[Dana Hinterleitner |Dana]] and [[Bruce Hinterleitner]], with [[Toastmaster]] [[Mitch Thompson]].
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• Exoticon
  [[Exoticon 4]] || November 16-18, 2001 || [[Steven Brust]], [[Neil Gaiman]], Bruce Campbell, The Morpheus Company ||
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• Westercon 56
  ...was held July 3-6, 2003 at the SeaTac Doubletree at SeaTac, WA. [[GoH]]: [[Bruce Sterling]]; [[Artist GoH]]: [[Lisa Snellings]]; [[FGoH]]: [[Saul Jaffe]]; [
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• TusCon 13
  ...[[Jennifer Roberson]], [[Somtow Sucharitkul]], [[David J. Schow]], and [[Bruce Dane]]. The con was [[chaired]] by [[Cristi Simila]] and [[Sue Thing]]. T
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• Loscon 10
  ...Fan: [[Fuzzy Pink Niven]] Special; [[John Myers Myers]]. [[Chaired]] by: [[Bruce Pelz]]. Membership (total/attending): (1048/1009)
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• Trial
  ...Linwood]], [[Mike Deckinger]], [[Peter Singleton]], [[Alan Rispin]] and [[Bruce Kidd]].
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• The Knanve
  ...he [[Knanves]], an [[LA area]] [[insurgent]] group. It was edited by [[T. Bruce Yerke]] and was an [[Outsider Publication]].
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• TusCon 12
  ...e Executive Inn. The [[GoH]] was [[Vernor Vinge]] with [[Fan]] [[GoHs]] [[Bruce D. Arthurs]] and [[M. R. Hildebrandt]] and [[TM]] [[Jim Corrick]]. Other
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• Apahack
  ...erhaps into the early ’60s (although in might be achievable again now). [[Bruce Pelz]] was one (or tried to be, anyway).
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• Balticon 55
  ...eanan McGuire]], Alyssa Winans, [[Margaret Davis]], [[Kristoph Klover]], [[Bruce Evry]], and [[Cheryl Evry]]. It was chaired by [[Yakira Heistand]].
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• DemiCon 35
  ...l]], [[David Pancake]], [[Alison Johnstun]], [[Dana Hinterleitner]], and [[Bruce Hinterleitner]].
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• CoKoCon 2023
  ...ton Phoenix Tempe in [[Tempe, AZ]]. The [[GoHs]] were [[Seanan McGuire]], Bruce Davis (local author), andyvanoverberghe (artist) [[Margaret Davis]] and [[K
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• Smofcon 11
  ...scott dennis|Scott]] & [[Jane Dennis]] and attendance was about 110. GoH [[Bruce Pelz]]
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• FilKONtario 17
  ...he new [[Filk Hall of Fame]] inductees were [[Chris "Keris" Croughton]], [[Bruce Pelz]], and [[Kathleen Sloan]].
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• Bruce Robbins
  '''Bruce Robbins''', a [[fan]] from Stamford, [[Vermont]], was a member of the [[Pro
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• Richard Dorsett
  His friend [[Bruce Sterling]] credited him with helping to coin the term ''[[slipstream]]''. [
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• Nova Mob
  The first speaker was [[Bruce Gillespie]], who spoke at the club's second meeting. At about the same tim In October 2018, there was a Nova Mob meeting at which Bruce Gillespie spoke on the history of the Nova Mob. At the [[Continuum 15]] op
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• StellarCon VII
  ...Honor]] were [[Allen Wold]], [[MA Foster]], [[Richard Preston]], and [[C. Bruce Hunter]].
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• Bruce Jensen
  Bruce Jensen is a US illustrator who has created book covers for SF authors such
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• Loscon 22
  [[Bruce Pelz]] published ''[[14 Bob the Bushel]]'' here to honor [[GoH]] [[Bob Sha
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• Powermad
  A [[perzine]] published in [[mimeo]] by [[Bruce D. Arthurs]] in Ft. Lee, VA.
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• Dreams and False Alarms
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[Bruce Gillespie]] in [[Australia]]. Some issues appeared in [[FAPA]].
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• Fan Funds
  ...Aussiecon]], and the [[Bring Bruce Bayside]] fund enabled Australian fan [[Bruce Gillespie]] to attend [[Corflu 22]] and [[Potlatch 14]] conventions in Cali
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• Conjure
  International [[Guests of Honour]]: [[Cory Doctorow]] and [[Bruce Sterling]]
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