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| − | Pacific Northwest fan who was one of the founding members of the [[Northwest Science Fiction Society]] and [[Norwescon]]. Known as "Dragon Lady" (from her fondness for dragon-themed artwork rather than her personality), she was for many years the driving force behind [[Norwescon]]'s much-lauded [[con suite]]. She chaired [[Norwescon XI]], [[Norwescon XII]], and [[Norwescon XIV]]. She | + | '''Elizabeth Warren Adams''' was a Pacific Northwest fan who was one of the founding members of the [[Northwest Science Fiction Society]] and [[Norwescon]]. Known as "Dragon Lady" (from her fondness for dragon-themed artwork rather than her personality), she was for many years the driving force behind [[Norwescon]]'s much-lauded [[con suite]]. She chaired [[Norwescon XI]], [[Norwescon XII]], and [[Norwescon XIV]]. She edited some issues of ''[[Westwind]]''. She was married to [[Seattle]] area artist [[Steve "Duck" Adams]]. |
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Latest revision as of 04:30, 15 February 2024
(???? -- February 9, 2024)
Elizabeth Warren Adams was a Pacific Northwest fan who was one of the founding members of the Northwest Science Fiction Society and Norwescon. Known as "Dragon Lady" (from her fondness for dragon-themed artwork rather than her personality), she was for many years the driving force behind Norwescon's much-lauded con suite. She chaired Norwescon XI, Norwescon XII, and Norwescon XIV. She edited some issues of Westwind. She was married to Seattle area artist Steve "Duck" Adams.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1983 -- VCON 11
| Person | ????—2024 |
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