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Bryan Barrett was a [[fan]] who lived in the Pacific Northwest. He chaired the [[World Fantasy Convention 1998]] and was an agent of the [[Britain in '87]] [[Worldcon bid]]. | Bryan Barrett was a [[fan]] who lived in the Pacific Northwest. He chaired the [[World Fantasy Convention 1998]] and was an agent of the [[Britain in '87]] [[Worldcon bid]]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:26, 27 June 2022
(??? - June 21, 2022)
Bryan Barrett was a fan who lived in the Pacific Northwest. He chaired the World Fantasy Convention 1998 and was an agent of the Britain in '87 Worldcon bid.
- Abattoir [1987-91] (with Lucy Huntzinger, later renamed Cartouche)
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