Difference between revisions of "Mike Ward"
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* ''[[Fried Hat Review]]'' [late 60s] | * ''[[Fried Hat Review]]'' [late 60s] | ||
* ''[[Infinite Fanac]]'' [late 60s] | * ''[[Infinite Fanac]]'' [late 60s] | ||
| + | * ''[[The MITSFS Mitigator]]'' [1966] for ([[Technology Amateur Press Association]]) | ||
* ''[[Oof]]'' [late 60s] | * ''[[Oof]]'' [late 60s] | ||
* ''[[Pretentious Science Fiction Quarterly]]'' [1978-81] | * ''[[Pretentious Science Fiction Quarterly]]'' [1978-81] | ||
Revision as of 09:10, 18 April 2022
(Did you mean the Canadian Mike Ward?)
(January 24, 1945 – )
Mike Ward is a Bay Area fan who is married to fellow fan Karen Schaffer. He went to MIT where he was a member of MITSFS, BoSFS, NESFA and the Boston in '67 bid committee. He promoted Damon Knight's Project Boskone, and worked on the MITSFS Index. He was one of the founders of PenSFA and of TAPA.
Under Random Noise Publications, his publishing house name, he produced the fanzine Infinite Fanac.
- Fanac Less Than Infinity [1960s] (for N'APA)
- Fried Hat Review [late 60s]
- Infinite Fanac [late 60s]
- The MITSFS Mitigator [1966] for (Technology Amateur Press Association)
- Oof [late 60s]
- Pretentious Science Fiction Quarterly [1978-81]
- Twilight Zine [1965] (edited some issues)
- Winnie (some issues)
| Person | 1945— |
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