Dave Golder - Revision history

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	Dave Golder previously worked on ''Your Sinclair'' and ''Commodore Format'' before arriving as Editor on ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' issue 96. He left ''AA'' after issue 111 to edit fellow [[Future Publishing]] title ''Ultimate Future Games''. In 1995 he helped launch the new Future Publishing Science-Fiction magazine ''SFX'', taking over the Editor position in 1996 and remained there until 2005. After a couple of years away from He returned to Future Currently writes a Sci-Fi column on the Sci-Fi UK website.		Dave Golder previously worked on ''Your Sinclair'' and ''Commodore Format'' before arriving as Editor on ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' issue 96. He left ''AA'' after issue 111 to edit fellow [[Future Publishing]] title ''Ultimate Future Games''. In 1995 he helped launch the new Future Publishing Science-Fiction magazine ''SFX'', taking over the Editor position in 1996 and remained there until 2005. After a couple of years away from He returned to Future Currently writes a Sci-Fi column on the Sci-Fi UK website.


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	Dave Golder previously worked on ''Your Sinclair'' and ''Commodore Format'' before arriving as Editor on ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' issue 96. He left ''AA'' after issue 111 to edit fellow [[Future Publishing]] title ''Ultimate Future Games''. In 1995 he helped launch the new Future Publishing Science-Fiction magazine ''SFX', taking over the Editor position in 1996 and remained there until 2005. After a couple of years away from He returned to Future Currently writes a Sci-Fi column on the Sci-Fi UK website.		Dave Golder previously worked on ''Your Sinclair'' and ''Commodore Format'' before arriving as Editor on ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' issue 96. He left ''AA'' after issue 111 to edit fellow [[Future Publishing]] title ''Ultimate Future Games''. In 1995 he helped launch the new Future Publishing Science-Fiction magazine ''SFX'', taking over the Editor position in 1996 and remained there until 2005. After a couple of years away from He returned to Future Currently writes a Sci-Fi column on the Sci-Fi UK website.

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Dave Golder previously worked on ''Your Sinclair'' and ''Commodore Format'' before arriving as Editor on ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' issue 96. He left ''AA'' after issue 111 to edit fellow [[Future Publishing]] title ''Ultimate Future Games''. In 1995 he helped launch the new Future Publishing Science-Fiction magazine ''SFX', taking over the Editor position in 1996 and remained there until 2005. After a couple of years away from He returned to Future Currently writes a Sci-Fi column on the Sci-Fi UK website.