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• Up To Now: The ISA-SFL Clash
  {{Sequence | before=Up To Now: The First Staple War | after=Up To Now: The Heyday of Fantasy Magazine}} ...ace, word count, and such other matters as the translation of stories from the German; he was anti-Nazi even then. But deeper causes for hate of [[Gernsba
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• Up-to-now-the-isa-sfl-clash
  #REDIRECT [[Up To Now: The ISA-SFL Clash]]
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• Up-to-now-the-isa-sfl-clash
  #REDIRECT [[Up To Now: The ISA-SFL Clash]]
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• ISA-SFL Clash
  ...sy Magazine]]''. [[Jack Speer|Speer]] credits the ISA with bringing about the sale of ''Wonder Stories'' in 1936 to [[Ned Pines]]’ [[Standard Publicati See [[Up To Now: The ISA-SFL Clash]] for more details.
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• Up To Now: The Heyday of Fantasy Magazine
  ...ore=Up To Now: The ISA-SFL Clash| after=Up To Now: The Decline and Fall of the Era}} ...s arounds" were being done, but of course could not threaten FM's primacy. The boys were feeling around.
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• Up To Now
  ...tory of [[science fiction]] [[fandom]], written by [[Jack Speer]] covering the 1930s up to 1939. ...ough Speer's biases. It is an excellent contrast with [[Moskowitz]]'s ''[[The Immortal Storm]]''.
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• Wilson Shepherd
  ...n the late 30s after Shepherd & Wollheim, Publishers broke up, moving into the [[AAPA]], a [[mundane]] [[apa]]. See [[Up To Now: The ISA-SFL Clash]] for some more.
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• Up To Now: The Decline and Fall of the Era
  {{Sequence | before=Up To Now: The ISA-SFL Clash | after=Up To Now: New Fan Magazines, Fly-by-Night and Permanent}} ...elf. All over the country three-man chapters gave up the ghost; in England the young [[SFA]] took them over.
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• Up To Now: The First Staple War
  {{Sequence | before=Up To Now: The Beginnings | after=Up To Now: The ISA-SFL Clash}} ...me of the enemy, and this writer was on The Other Side) -­ the society for the prevention of wire staples in science fiction magazines.
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• Legal Matters
  ...ent, although not all of them made it as far as an actual courtroom. Among the lawsuits: * The ''[[X Document]]'' libel suit that killed the [[Futurians]].
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• Science Fiction League
  ...a commercially sponsored [[club]] for [[stf]] [[readers]], but through it, the first [[protofans]] met each other and came into a sense of group self awar ...harles D. Hornig]] who had been picked from the readership ranks to become the 17-year-old [[editor]] of ''Wonder Stories''.
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• Feuds
  “The fan feud is not quite coeval with [[fandom]] itself, but it comes close.” ...ge, formerly in hastily cranked out [[fanzines]], but now largely online. (The net equivalent is "flamewar.")
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• Numerical Fandoms
  ...xemplified by a particular [[fanzine]]. A transition or [[interregnum]] is the time period when a given numbered fandom begins to come apart for one reaso ...ndoms in "[[Up to Now]]" at the end of the 1930s, and which he revised for the [[Fancyclopedia 1]] (1944).
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