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British [[filker]] Joe Raftery debuted his first [[filk song]] at [[Seacon '79]], the 1979 [[Worldcon]] in Brighton before [[gafiating]] until 2000, when he attended [[FilkContinental]]. Following his de-[[gafiation]], he became a regular at [[filk]] meet ups and was nominated for the [[Pegasus Award]] in 2007 for his role in the [[n'Early Music Consort]]. He served on the committee for [[HarmUni 2]]. His re-involvement led to him meeting [[Gwen Knighton Raftery |Gwen Knighton]], Sister Emeritus of [[Three Weird Sisters]]; they got married, and she emigrated to live in the UK. | British [[filker]] Joe Raftery debuted his first [[filk song]] at [[Seacon '79]], the 1979 [[Worldcon]] in Brighton before [[gafiating]] until 2000, when he attended [[FilkContinental]]. Following his de-[[gafiation]], he became a regular at [[filk]] meet ups and was nominated for the [[Pegasus Award]] in 2007 for his role in the [[n'Early Music Consort]]. He served on the committee for [[HarmUni 2]]. His re-involvement led to him meeting [[Gwen Knighton Raftery |Gwen Knighton]], Sister Emeritus of [[Three Weird Sisters]]; they got married, and she emigrated to live in the UK. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:10, 4 February 2020
(???? – January 29, 2016)
British filker Joe Raftery debuted his first filk song at Seacon '79, the 1979 Worldcon in Brighton before gafiating until 2000, when he attended FilkContinental. Following his de-gafiation, he became a regular at filk meet ups and was nominated for the Pegasus Award in 2007 for his role in the n'Early Music Consort. He served on the committee for HarmUni 2. His re-involvement led to him meeting Gwen Knighton, Sister Emeritus of Three Weird Sisters; they got married, and she emigrated to live in the UK.
| Person | ????—2016 |
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