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[[Image:Dianeduane.jpg|right|thumb|Diane pictured here as a productive member of society.]]'''Diane Duane''' (1952- ) is an American writer. She is perhaps best known for her ''So You Want to Be a Wizard'' YA books. She has written for numerous television shows and co-wrote the G1 episode [[Webworld]] with [[Len Wein]].
[[Image:Dianeduane.jpg|right|thumb|Diane pictured here as a productive member of society.]]'''Diane Duane''' (1952- ) is an American writer. She is perhaps best known for her Star Trek work and her ''So You Want to Be a Wizard'' YA books. She has written for numerous television shows and co-wrote the G1 episode [[Webworld]] with [[Len Wein]].


Diane is also a frequenter of the snark community [http://journalfen.net/community/fandom_wank/ Fandom Wank]. She doesn't often post, because when she does she's inevitably dogpiled by a few dozen fangirls congratulating her for reaffirming their belief in the One True Romance of [[Cyclonus (G1)|Cyclonus]] and [[Galvatron (G1)|Galvatron]].
Diane is also a frequenter of the snark community [http://journalfen.net/community/fandom_wank/ Fandom Wank]. She doesn't often post, because when she does she's inevitably dogpiled by a few dozen fangirls congratulating her for reaffirming their belief in the One True Romance of [[Cyclonus (G1)|Cyclonus]] and [[Galvatron (G1)|Galvatron]].

Revision as of 23:34, 25 July 2007

Diane pictured here as a productive member of society.

Diane Duane (1952- ) is an American writer. She is perhaps best known for her Star Trek work and her So You Want to Be a Wizard YA books. She has written for numerous television shows and co-wrote the G1 episode Webworld with Len Wein.

Diane is also a frequenter of the snark community Fandom Wank. She doesn't often post, because when she does she's inevitably dogpiled by a few dozen fangirls congratulating her for reaffirming their belief in the One True Romance of Cyclonus and Galvatron.

On a related point, Diane Duane seems to have mastered smiling politely on the internet.

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