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• Index to the Science Fiction Magazines 1926-1950
  [[File:Index to the SF Magazines 1926-50 cover.jpg|thumb]] ...[[British]] [[prozines]]. It is a 9x11", 190 page hardcover. (It didn't index ''Weird Tales'' because Day didn't collect it.
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• Index-to-the-science-fiction-magazines-1926-1950
  #REDIRECT [[Index to the Science Fiction Magazines 1926-1950]]
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• Day-index
  #REDIRECT [[Index to the Science Fiction Magazines 1926-1950]]
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• Index-to-the-science-fiction-magazines-1926-1950
  #REDIRECT [[Index to the Science Fiction Magazines 1926-1950]]
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• Day Index
  #REDIRECT [[Index to the Science Fiction Magazines 1926-1950]]
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• Don Day
  ...r of the [[Portland Science-Fantasy Society]], and perhaps the greatest of the early [[bibliographers]] of [[sf]]. He was noted for [[letterpress]] printi ...Perri Press''' [[publishing house]], under which name he also produced ''[[The Final War]]'' in 1949.
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• Graham Stone
  ...Bertram Chandler Award]]. After his death, his collection was donated to the Fisher Library at Sydney University. * ''An index to the Australian science fiction magazines. part one. Thrills incorporated, Future science fiction, Popular science fi
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• Norman C. Metcalf
  ...-1965]]'' (1968) is a sequel to ''[[Index to the Science Fiction Magazines 1926-1950]]'' (1952) by [[Donald B. Day]]. ...le Men]] (of which he was [[Secretary]]), [[LASFS]], [[N3F]], [[SFG]], and the [[Colorado Fantasy Society]]. He was [[Hugo administrator]] for ???.
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• 1952
  ...irst official meeting of the Melbourne Science Fiction Group, now known as the [[Melbourne Science Fiction Club]] August 28 ||First meeting of the [[Medway Science and Fantasy Club]]
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• MITSFS Index
  ...worked on it, but it does not seem to have been a formal MITSFS project. The book was 9x11", 210 pages, hardcover. ...ve been the first published index to [[SF]] produced on a computer, though the unpublished MITSFS [[Pinkdex]] was probably earlier.
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• Bibliography
  ...m]] runs deep, and bibliographies of [[fanzines]] and [[prozines]] go back to its earliest days. ...Index''' or '''Checklist''', terms often preferred by [[fans]]. Having an index is what turns hoarding into [[collecting]].
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• Bob Peterson
  ...Bob Peterson]]''. He was a member of the [[Colorado Fantasy Society]] in the 1940s. ...tasy Index]]'' and ''[[Index of Science Fiction Magazines 1926 - 1948]]'', the last edited by [[Bill Evans]].
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• Mari Wolf
  ...4/mode/2up?q=%22wolf+mari%22 Volume 2, Who's Who: M–Z]'', 1978. It remains to be seen whether her age was ever mentioned in her columns or story introduc ...ywood]] apartment), for the ''[[Imagination (prozine)]]'' from April 1951 to April 1956. Wolf wrote about [[SF]] and [[fandom]], reviewed and ranked [[f
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• What Was the First Fanzine?
  ...ng with the earliest things that ''must'' be called a fanzine. (TL;DR: ''[[The Planet]]''.) ...a fanzine, it's more matter of "How much like a fanzine is X?" There seem to be two main criteria:
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