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| − | Simone Walsh was a UK [[fan]] in the | + | '''Simone Walsh''', previously '''Simone Horley''' and later '''Simone Restall''', was a UK [[fan]] in the 1960s and ’70s. Her [[fanzine]] ''Seamonsters'' received the 1979 [[Nova Award]] for Best Fanzine. She was on the [[Briscon]] and [[Eastercon '77]] committees. |
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Simone Walsh, previously Simone Horley and later Simone Restall, was a UK fan in the 1960s and ’70s. Her fanzine Seamonsters received the 1979 Nova Award for Best Fanzine. She was on the Briscon and Eastercon '77 committees.
- Seamonsters [1978-79]
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