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| '''brian d foy''' is the publisher and editor of ], co-author of ], founder of ], and a veteran of the ]. He's the author of many . | '''brian d foy''' is the publisher and editor of ], co-author of books on Perl (], ]) founder of ], and a veteran of the ]. He's the author of many . | ||
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brian d foy is the publisher and editor of The Perl Review, co-author of books on Perl (Learning Perl, Intermediate Perl) founder of Perl Mongers, and a veteran of the Iraq War. He's the author of many useful Perl modules.
He is married to Stacey Tappan.
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