User:Bruce1ee

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I'm Bruce from South Africa and I discovered Wikipedia after reading an article on Jimmy Wales in the March 2005 issue of Wired. My first edit here (not counting a couple of Sandbox experiments) was on 14 March 2005 when I corrected a category in Henry Cow, and the first article I created was Avant-progressive rock on 13 April 2005. Since then I've clocked up over 20,000 edits, roughly 9,000 of them coming from stub sorting, an activity I'm not currently engaged in.

My main areas of activity here are music, primarily Rock in Opposition / avant-progressive rock, and literature, including science fiction and fantasy.

I occasionally do general article maintenance, including reverting vandalism, wikification, adding missing categories and (sometimes) stub sorting.

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Did you know...

  1. ...that German record producer and journalist Uwe Nettelbeck changed the face of German rock music in the early 1970s? -- 23 January 2008 [1]
  2. ...that The Portage to San Cristobal of A.H. is a controversial 1981 novella by George Steiner in which Hitler is found alive in the Amazon jungle and claims to be the Jews' benefactor? -- 9 March 2008 [2]
  3. ...that the San Francisco-based electro-acoustic improvisation music ensemble Maybe Monday features a traditional Japanese musical instrument, the koto? -- 25 March 2008 [3]
  4. ...that George Steiner's 1975 book on language and translation, After Babel, was the first comprehensive study of the subject? -- 21 April 2008 [4]

[edit] Awards received

The Cherryh-flavored Barnstar
For having a *cough, cough* deep impact on articles about She Who Must Be Worshipped, you are awarded this barnstar. Clarityfiend 00:01, 1 July 2007 (UTC)
(Image conception and creation courtesy of Ling.Nut)

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