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Revision as of 14:37, 19 August 2023

In the 1970s, the sole UK apa of the day, OMPA, was perceived (probably correctly) as being in poor health and populated largely by non-UK fans; the British members were mainly not from the newer fan generations.

In an attempt to either prod OMPA back into life, or to create an alternative, Ian Maule founded ROMPA, the Rival Off-trail Magazine Publishers' Association, in 1973. The first quarterly mailing appeared in February 1974. It was not a great success, sadly; it saw only five mailings, the final one distributed by Rob Jackson in February 1975.

Members and Apazines[edit]


Publication 1975
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