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Julia wrote or co-authored many Star Trek novels. She and her co-authors wrote under the pseudonym L.A. Graf. Julia won the [[1991 Campbell Award]] for Best New Writer. | Julia wrote or co-authored many Star Trek novels. She and her co-authors wrote under the pseudonym L.A. Graf. Julia won the [[1991 Campbell Award]] for Best New Writer. | ||
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A fan, filker, and professional writer who became active about 1980. Much of her singing was released by Off Centaur.
Julia wrote or co-authored many Star Trek novels. She and her co-authors wrote under the pseudonym L.A. Graf. Julia won the 1991 Campbell Award for Best New Writer.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
As a filk musician, she has won the following Pegasus Awards:
- 1984 -- Best Female Filker
- 1987 -- Best Performer
- 1990 -- Best Writer/Composer
- 1990 -- Best Literature Song, "Daddy's Little Girl"
- 1991 -- Best War/Vengeance Song, "Temper of Revenge"
- 1992 -- Best Filk Song, "God Lives on Terra"
- 1997 -- Best Sorcery Song, "The Dark is Rising" (with lyricist Susan Cooper)
- 2004 -- Best Classic Filk Song, "Ladyhawke!"
- 2011 -- Best Classic Filk Song, "The Phoenix"
- 1984 -- OVFF 1
- 1985 -- Decadent ConFusion
- 1086 -- OKon 9
- 1989 -- Tropicon VIII
- 1993 -- Silvercon 2
- 1996 -- Obliter-8, Filk Hall of Fame
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