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* 1986 -- [[Past president of the FWA]] | * 1986 -- [[Past president of the FWA]] | ||
| − | * 1987 -- [[1987 DUFF Race|DUFF]] winner | + | * 1987 -- [[1987 DUFF Race|DUFF]] winner, [[Eastercon '87]] |
* 1991 -- [[Corflu Ocho]] | * 1991 -- [[Corflu Ocho]] | ||
* 2013 -- [[Corflu XXX]] | * 2013 -- [[Corflu XXX]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:25, 18 May 2024
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A fanzine fan living in California who found fandom in 1981. She was a co-founder of Corflu (and on the Corflu 1 committee) and of the San Francisco Lounge Lizards. She chaired Corflu Nashville.
In the late 70s and early 80s she coproduced a public-access TV show The Emperor Norton Science Fiction Hour in San Francisco. A Bright Particular Star is a collection of Huntzinger's fan writing published in 2002 by Kim Huett.
She is married to fellow fan John Bartelt.
- Abattoir (with Bryan Barrett, later renamed Cartouche)
- Aries Moon.
- Axolotl
- Convention Girls' Digest (with Allyn Cadogan and Sharee Carton)
- Dear Rude Bitch (with Avedon Carol)
- Dropbear Digest [1989]
- Fully Caffeinated
- Rude Bitch
- Sisters (with Pam Wells and Jeanne Gomoll)
- Southern Gothic
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 1986 -- Past president of the FWA
- 1987 -- DUFF winner, Eastercon '87
- 1991 -- Corflu Ocho
- 2013 -- Corflu XXX
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