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| − | This is not an easy book to categorize. It is a perfect bound collection of [[John Brunner]]'s songs, mostly various left-wing UK protest songs. It was produced when he was [[GoH]] at [[Constellation]], the 1983 [[Worldcon]]. The convention offered to do a book of Brunner's to honor him and he gave them the songs which...did not seem to be likely to be of very wide interest to [[fans]]. | + | This is not an easy [[book]] to categorize. It is a perfect-bound collection of [[John Brunner]]'s songs, mostly various left-wing [[UK]] protest songs. It was produced when he was [[GoH]] at [[Constellation]], the 1983 [[Worldcon]]. The convention offered to do a book of Brunner's to honor him, and he gave them the songs, which ... did not seem to be likely to be of very wide interest to [[fans]]. |
| − | Connie asked [[NESFA Press]] to help and [[Greg Thokar]] offered to edit the book and came up with the idea of asking well-known [[fan artists]] to illustrate each song, turning what might have been an oddity into a fannish publication. | + | [[Connie]] asked [[NESFA Press]] to help, and [[Greg Thokar]] offered to edit the book and came up with the idea of asking well-known [[fan artists]] to illustrate each song, turning what might have been an oddity into a [[fannish]] publication. |
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| + | But it's not exactly a [[fanzine]] nor is it really [[filk]].... | ||
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Revision as of 12:21, 23 August 2021
This is not an easy book to categorize. It is a perfect-bound collection of John Brunner's songs, mostly various left-wing UK protest songs. It was produced when he was GoH at Constellation, the 1983 Worldcon. The convention offered to do a book of Brunner's to honor him, and he gave them the songs, which ... did not seem to be likely to be of very wide interest to fans.
Connie asked NESFA Press to help, and Greg Thokar offered to edit the book and came up with the idea of asking well-known fan artists to illustrate each song, turning what might have been an oddity into a fannish publication.
But it's not exactly a fanzine nor is it really filk....
| Publication | 1983 |
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